In both videos its pretty clear that you overcorrected violently and the car followed.
Watch the steering wheel in the bottom left...it hides nothing.
I'm not trying to be rude because I've done it a lot myself.
Like Crommi says maybe instead of lashing out at the sim for you crashing take a closer look at your setup or your driving to keep it from happening again.
Like it was said in your thread, the car is well known to be aweful over 80% of curbs..just steer clear of them.
They're bagged and in a closet for now..I had to stretch trash bags over them as they were just a few MM bigger than the opening was. I don't feel like digging them out to check.
Picked this up on Friday from the insurance auctions
I think iracing is trying to give the same experience as drivers traveling to different tracks for different weekends. Practice starts late in the week and the races go on the weekend.
It actually gets really neat when you're in the higher license levels. In the rookie stuff you're just bouncing between laguna and limerock..but in the higher stuff you're at a different track every week. It really changes up the game.
There's no more FOX AT ASTON CLUB 24/7 etc
I just wish they'd start using more configurations of the tracks instead of the primary ones.
well, the r888's are the evolution of the RA-1's which are known for not heat cycling out. They grip relatively the same from new to chording. Pro race teams still change them out very frequently..but they also shave them to slicks before using.
Tires get pretty damn hot just from running them on the freeway for a few miles. Sure you can't hit the first onramp like a bat out of hell but by 2 offramps down you'll be able to do what you want.
Its not like you'll be able to be on the limit on the street anyways.
Most importantly they're cheaper than really good sports car tires and they last just as long if you don't abuse them...and you can drive to a track or an auto x and have r compound tires :P
These are extremely sticky...I couldn't imagine them being any softer and still getting any miles out of them.
Don't tell me they're bad on the road they're going to be my street tires!
I think its all about where you live. I am in southern Cali in the middle of the desert. Its over 80 degrees most of the year and rains...infrequently. I'm putting them on something that'll only be on the road probably 3k a year and won't see rain unless something weird happens.
It is a blast...and I'm overjoyed to see the spec racer at road atlanta for this weekend again.
I had hours of fun there in the open practice servers.
That is the chicane I'm talking about. I brake all over the place for that one. I keep pushing it as far out as I can and still make the first apex...and then I overshoot it and back up again. If I brake at the white line I always feel like I'm giving up time...but a "just past the white line" mark is difficult to hit consistently.
No fps drop at all. Its extremely simple to install and use.
At road atlanta you have to be careful because you can pick up like a half a second in your first split by racing out of pit lane lol. I had to erase my data for RA once this week.
I was running 3 tenths quick after that lap...carried my momentum through T1, hit T2 better than ever..got through the esses and I was right on someone's ass going into the left hander.
I barely brake to 3rd, pitch it in and nail the gas...I'm just hanging on watching as the guy in front of my spins out. I barely clip their LF with mine and allllll that time is gone. Never put that good of a lap together again.
I'm not sure who to give credit to, but Ian Lake and Darren Marsh seem to be very proactive at running an Australian league. They all get together and run a specific series at a set time when its really only Aussies running. Now you have your own server farm to run at like 30 ping. I can't wait for a west coast server, I'm 120 ping to the US server! Something in Washington would feed the BC and the west coast of the US extremely well.
I have until August 3rd myself. I am still blown away by the sim. It always is moving forward. Every track released seems to be just a little nicer than what we already have. I never thought they would put out a track higher quality than watkins...and then Road Atlanta comes and the quality is even higher. They seem to be getting better in every area as time goes on.
A huge +1 to the staff listening to us. Even if it isn't acknowledged on the forum, it still makes it on a to do list somewhere. I made a suggestion one time about the cars becoming blurry at an angle even with the highest AA and AF settings...and in the last patch they release higher quality car textures. I'm not taking full credit for it..but I sure feel like they listened to my suggestion!
It really irks me on the iracing forum when people discredit the work they've done so far. There are some people that only want specific things..and if they aren't delivered then they discredit all the work that has been done. Partly I can understand, but otoh if they're so worried about where their money is going then they should just shut up and be racing 24/7 to get the most for their money. Wouldn't want to waste any of the precious time now would they :P
I'm truly caught hook line and sinker. I think I will be around for a long time. I do not like quite a few things about the service, and there are some things I really want to be developped further...but I won't start bitching until a lack of progress is shown. So far there have been big steps taken every 12 weeks.
The only thing I'm not looking forward to is that $156 in a couple months
Kramer is definitely an awesome corner. Its named Kramer after the guy from Seinfeld because you never make the same entrance twice
It was really popular to early apex Kramer in the national course when I was racing. It frequently would put you in the dirt if you tried to carry too much speed...and it would always kill a sprocket because you go off before the rumbles on the outside because on the early apex...
From looking at the corner it makes sense to late apex it, but if I remember correctly it is wayyy off camber on the entrance, and it gets more flat the closer you are to the inside of the corner.
I think what makes kramer so fun is how much speed you're carrying out of memo. The clutch locks before memo and you really start screaming on the way out...the kart wants to float wide out of memo but you have to pinch it to get to the turnin. It can get really hairy going 2 wide out of laguna...I only did that a couple times and it never really went well.
I raced karts at sears point from when they opened the track until like 2006 when I got my license. They're expensive ****ers..
I never won a race..didn't have that kind of money, but I was still quick and very clean/consistent. It never did make sense to have factory teams with new chassis, engines, tires, and sometimes drivers every race. All this for a plastic trophy and SOMETIMES a gift certificate . My crowning achievement is coming 5th overall in points in the tag class my first and only year racing it.
My favorite was definitely the reverse sprint...its HELL on your body though. I always found it to be the most demanding of all the tracks.
Flying into the tick tac toe backwards after that huge straightaway...launching off the curbs and hoping you land pointing the right direction heading towards a backwards T1..way fun