Yesterday I was remembering this topic about real cars and LFS.

I posted a response about if my university FSAE car will react closely to the one in the game.

Finally we got the car done and we went to Silverstone and Hockenheim and I was one of the drivers...
When I came back at home I tryed the game's Fsae car and I can say that is quite close, but in the game the car tend to spin more fast than in the real life. (I had no time to set up the car , so maybe is a setup problem) In general our car was softer. We had more roll than in game. I'll try to set up MRX and I'll tell you what happen.

Yes i'm speaking about MRT

I've been reading this interesting post because i have the same initial question. Is LFS real, or we're driving 1 and 0 from our PC.

Probably I will be this summer one of the drivers of a Formula SAE. We're building one of this cars in my university so I know i'll drive in the competition or simply to set up it for the race.

I know LFS have a FSAE , so i asked myself if training with this car will teach me on the car behaviour. I haven't tryed this car because I don't have the license but i'll buy in few time if it helps me to undestand what is going to do my real car when i take a corner.

It is clear that our university car will not have the same geometry and the behaviour will be different but the car "soul" will be the same because is the same kind of car.

Has somebody tried this car, it is quite real? It will help me or will be a easy way to waste time?

(sorry , i'm learning english at the moment... :banghead