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4 years later still learning ❤

What about a asphalt oval track tutorial

Brake, rotate, progressive gas.

GREAT VIDEO

Getting ready for the ROAR this weekend and now inspired to try the TCR. Thanks!

music is so fucking loud and annoying

Thought that guy in the cockpit was sleeping

A tutorial updated to this year would be appreciated!

We born at the same year, but i only started driving alone on my 13th, been driving fast whenever i could when there was no trafic in countryside gravel roads. Also the most experience i had was with front wheel drive vehicles. As you said around the middle of your video, and that applys to all kind of terrain, but on gravel and slippery roads, is where you understand how FWD really works. Unlike RWD where you might need to apply a countersteer to maintain the front where you want on the exit of the corner, the FWD doesn't require that if you enter on the right line at the right speed and the most important at the right GEAR, you simply keep the wheels straight and give the right amount of throttle. The counter steer on FWD can be used but if you keep for more time than is needed, the result may be really bad for you, well i could say a lot more about the fun i have with this kind of vehicle, but i came here just to share a bit of the opinio i have based on the few years i have driving fast front wheel drive. Unlike you i've never had the opportunity to race or work with that, but i've been on many dangerous roads trying to improve my skills for the sake of fun.

amazing

What a great track

Been looking for something like this for ages! Thank you.

Amazing video! From your experience, what do you recommend for as first/beginner track day car, FWD or RWD?

I respect the hustle, man. Lied about the experience in touring car racing to get in there. Buckled down in the iracing grind and are now a manufacturer driver. Fantastic. Make the dream work. Love it

I always hear that you should race with lower tyre pressures because as the race goes on the pressures will keep increasing but when I race on ACC, my tyres reach optimum pressure (+\-.5 psi) with 3 laps and then I can maintain the same pressures for the whole stint. Am I doing something wrong? I don’t feel like I lose much grip through the stint and as the fuel comes down im improving my lap time.

quindi non si usa tanto il trail bracking in entrata in curva, meglio frenare prima e entrare di sterzo in modo che la parte posteriore segua la rotazione..

nice

Why am I just now finding your channel?! I’ve been following the GTWC and sim racing the Huracan GT3 for a few years now and I love data analysis! lol a little late but I’ll go through all your videos today, they’re perfect for me. After watching you and others race the Huracan, I practiced in ACC and finally got to drive a real Huracan around a track, best day of my life 🙌🏼

Only 346 views? A tragedy. Tremendous commitment into Signes. Late braking into turn 1 really shows how much you were pushing

Man what a great car.

Great video, fwd is very fun

Some angle measurements wold be helpful

This guy said “China” more than any word lol

Would a FWD with any sort of rear steering change anything? Or do you try to apply the same technique but with that added complexity?

Ive gotten my alu rig recently and was looking for the best explanation of seating positon, because I wasn't quite comfortable. And this is so far the best explanation out here. Very clear, very straight to the point and showing examples. And as it turns out, what you get into at 3:13 is exactly why I wasn't comfortable and what I need. The only criticism I have is that you could've gotten more into detail on how to position the pedals.

This gem is my favorite car in Assetto competizione.

Good info, shame about the music ruining the engine sound.

yea, front wheel drive cars drive so much different than rear wheel. I feel like I sorta figured it out pretty well on my own but this was definitely helpful.

It a a battle between undes and oversteer But what a car!!!

Great vid, thanks!

FYI Audio balance is important. having voice a normal level then songs absolutely blasting makes me want to immediately close the video.

Wish this car was still around... Or at least a new Jag GT3 made by Jaguar themselves

Thnx...

I fee like I want to start driving now

thank you for this video, it really helps! maybe you can also answer this question: i got tennis elbow, what do you think how can i prevent this? should i get closer or further away from the wheel? (have now about a 50-55 degree angle)

I have absolutely no Sim experience at all but I do some FWD time attack racing and this was fascinating to watch and learn.. I might need a Sim rig for practice and learning. As coming from RWD I am totally lost

So I have a p1x and hk sprints with that same baseplate and slider. I get left knee pain after an hour long race at 50kg on the brake pedal. What should I do? Raise the pedal plate? I have my seat already with back at the lowest and front st the highest. Even have lumbar support so my back is flat against the seat at all times with no space

really loving the TCR series since the new cars were added in iRacing - was looking for some tutorials on FWD to up my game and found this - didn't expect it to be in iRacing, haha - great info, ty so much!

Awesome video. All the needed details for driving fwd cars 👌

Great video, but should the left leg and knee not be more in line with the brake pedal to avoid knee problems? Know your left leg needs to reach out to the right.

This is the best description of trail breaking I’ve seen. Brakes aren’t meant to slow you down. They are to keep you fast. They are basically a rudder for a car.

Tnx for this

thank you!!! i learned alot.

Telemetry would also be useful 👍 great video

Driving god, never really understood how to drive fwd efficiently till now.

THAT'S GIC!!!

This video was very helpful thank you. Just watched it to prepare for some Assetto Corsa TCR racing :)"

how do u find the super ultrawide monitor? i cant see the driver side mirror in mine, maybe i have fov wrong?

I have my sim rig set up as though I'm driving a lawn mower. I really need to take some of this advice.