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Thanks for advice. I will try.

I streamed to youtube and twitch for awhile and didn't like it, maybe someday I will again, we will see

Interesting. Each event I've been to, I was told if it gets stuck but if you can safely return to the end to do so, and if it pops out a course worker will remove it before another car arrives, the spacing of cars would account for things like that. Is there a rule your referencing? Still new so would love to learn. Yeah, hand placement was a big problem. Towards the end it got better but definitely room for improvement.

@ No, you don’t have to stop while dragging a cone. That is why the announcers, at autocrosses where there are such roles, call it “carrying a cone” to the bemusement of those watching. But you aren’t supposed to take it home with you. Even those that beat up will likely continue to be used. However, you should always stop if you come across a downed cone in front of you that hasn’t been replaced where it should. If you don’t stop, it could be added to your run. It also means that your tires will likely be warmer during your rerun.

OH i see. Yes I asked somebody if I could take it home and they said yes but honestly I'm not sure if they worked there, so may of messed up. Won't make mistake again.

Good idea

@@DriftNick I used to shuffle steer until I went to the ‘89 Solo II Nationals and faced Karen Babb’s infamous death by slalom course. I have been a 9-3 advocate ever since. It is also vastly better to correct a spin. I teach always keeping your hands at 9-3, even while driving on the street. You never know when you are going to have to make a quick correction to avoid something.

@@Formaldehydex Another benefit is knowing where your steering wheel is at because you have these two fix points. On track I never shuffle the steering at all. It's something different with drifting though where you have so much more lock going on. Something you can quickly switch to if needed when you need to correct a big slide for example. In general I agree with 9-3. It's simply more precise.

@ If you can keep your hands on the wheel throughout the turns then there is no need to shuffle, that is not the point of shuffle steering, this is a common misconception people have, you shuffle steer so your hands are in a better position for the turn that would require you to turn the wheel so much that you would cross arms or just have a bad hand position, you don't shuffle steer every time you turn the wheel even in the slightest.

@ @ Nope. Shuffle steering is an alternative to the 9-3 method that is taught in driving schools. It is used as a total replacement. While there is nothing inherently wrong with only using it in extremely rare cases where you have to turn the wheel a ludicrous amount, I strongly recommend you immediately revert to 9-3 as soon as possible. Also, shuffle steering is not hand over hand. Both hands stay on the wheel at all times unless shifting. Only one hand is actually steering by pulling down on the wheel. The other hand is just there to be ready to turn in the opposite direction.

I don't remember where I got the original, but it was modified by some guys from the community for stage distance. If the link doesn't work, it's on my discord in the rbr-info channel. discord.gg/HCkuDuRG -- cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1097013188245061753/1229428877202296922/WRC_YEP.simhubdash?ex=66b2d31e&is=66b1819e&hm=9137699af8b43091c6f41db83d8dcbd262dafce3bea6e5bae6c8ea25af4cd19c&

@@Quirkitized Legend, thanks Quirk

Sorry for late reply, I am using simucube 2 pro with the online profile "rbr simple but effective" I believe it is 40% strength.

I am not running any graphics mod. If you were watching from the camera behind me, the camera settings make it seem more colorful.

Turns out that It was my smart plug. Everything that was plugged into it powered off when it reset. I've had the plug for a couple years and this is the first time this happened. Not an ideal time for sure.

@@QuirkitizedThank you for the answer, i really wanted to know what it was. That makes even more sense :)

dawg what

I'm confused too. Are you saying you were motivated by the boxes in this guys room to get a job??

Good shit man go work on your life

@@Valid-t1d nah it just made me think “I don’t wanna be like that when I grow up.” Regardless of what’s actually going on, it just painted a picture of a grown man in a studio apartment alone playing video games.

You can always ask instead of assume. I'm happily married, together for over 22 years, since we were kids. Two years ago, we moved out of a smaller apartment we lived in for 17 years into our house. The boxes you see in the back are a continuation of trying to improve, as they are for our gym and treadmill we installed. As far as the shirt, it's an inside joke with the stream, and my community, not something I wear outside. (edit: I do realize the irony of wearing it on stream to be viewed by more people than public.) I hope you do also try to improve your life, keep moving forward. Just don't be so quick to judge a person's entire life from a quick clip. I wish you well.

No tf not

@@certifiedben6376he actually kind of does in the face

How are you the only comment and you said the thing that I was gonna comment 😭