iRacing - Daniel Morad's Tips for Endurance Racing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Daniel Morad is a real world GT3 driver in the IMSA Weather Sportscar Championship, and an iRacer. He's got some great tips for endurance racing for both the real world and iRacing.
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petition to have this play while loading into a Imsa, or other Multi Class Series for first time drivers. and Endurance events.
Austin, no instructional video will help people on iRacing not being dicks. People are dicks, end of. Some people are latent dicks and they become dicks on the internet, some are full time dicks. Nothing is going to change that unfortunately. Whoever wants to learn will find the way but most of the time, dicks choose to be right every single time.
This video should be mandatory for every driver before an endurance race, in the sense that you can't join the session unless you watch it til the end :D
Holy moly man, this is the truth
wouldn't make a difference haha
every single user could watch this video, and probably 85% will dump this knowledge in turn one
hahaha
Because everyone knows the race is always won into turn 1 :)
iRacing make watching this a requirement before signing up to a multi class race for the first time PLEASE!!!
Highly recommend Morad´s streams. Dude´s super chill and has a great community :)
4:00 Doing a Fernando here I see... man of culture
No one should be allowed to race multiclass in iracing until they have watched this video 10x and then sat a test to prove it!!!!
Dan is a great coach as well - I improved greatly from just one session!
i have been on iracing for 3 years now and i have learn a thing or 2 there so thanks guys
Daniel has an amazing personality, you could only learn from him!
Magnificent advice, well-delivered. Thanks!
Daniel is such a great ambassador for iracing and his racing program. Love watching this guy on twitch.
Thanks, Dan only just met you through your squad. You are an amazing influence in the community, we need more people in iRacing like yourself. The AI Alien settings have nothing on you, sir.
That last tip is super helpful for every race, I think I've set myself expectations and felt let down at times and not known why even when I have got a good result. But to perform at 100% as the expectation is perfect!
Ohh man, awesome content! So important tips! Thanks.
Great advice, useful for the shorter multi-class non-endurance series as well!
Great video! "You have to leave-a the space." needs to be a meme. I also loved the advice about not having expectations and simply trying to perform your best, regardless of the result. I learned that from watching Dave Cam, and I've been a much happier and more successful racer ever since.
It is a real meme ;D (Alonso)
Great video Daniel! Perfect advice. I think all of these lessons could be applied to even 15 minute sprint races. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen people make crazy super aggressive moves on lap 1 and throw away a whole race.
BOUT DAMNED TIME lol Very good points made, Mr. Morad. Thanks for this.
Great video Daniel.
My only expectation of myself in IMSA: Finish without ruining somebodies race.
So far I am 3/3 - lol - and getting more confidence!
Awesome video 🤘🏻🏁
Preparing a 4 h race, this is helpful, thanks
I'm kinda ashamed to say I had to learn backmarker etiquette the hard way in my Daytona24. Luckily no one was sent to the shadow realm but needless to say I learned a lesson. All the info here is fantastic. Well done!
Well stated Daniel!
The mindset tip really helped me!
Great video, very helpful guy :)
Good video this, thank you! 👍🏻
A great guy Daniel
Thanks for this video..... like and following fron Spain....
Thanks for spreading this message...man oh man IMSA
Nice work
Everything is absolutely true. 5th key is the most important in my opinion.
That's a Dope Wheel!
Gomez Sim Industry. He builds amazing things.
this should be shown when signing up to the service :D
Nice to have a real racer actually tell people to stay online, doubt it'll make much difference but good nonetheless.
Awesome tips Dan! It's easy to be fast but the real skill is to be safe as well. Unfortunately, I see it too many times over my 1st year on iRacing. Not a whole lot racers really hone in or practice that skill. Hopefully that will change. Thanks again for all your effort in the sim racing community!
good vid
The biggest example of point 1 is the roadcourse races with VW Jetta Ford Mustang and mazda Miata. Totally different braking and gas pedal strategy between the cars. Miata drivers never understand why the Mustangs brake harder in zones. To be successful driver you need to appreciate each cars differences. Dont hit them in the back, expect the brake and use against them
I live in Sebring and you are good
Hello. You seem pretty chill. I watch IMSA a lot but didn't know you did Twitch. I'll watch your channel. I just don't like Mercedes so if you can switch that'd be greaaaaaat =)
Still better than a BMW.
Murat Bruder - thumbs up for that one
Morad is a neat guy
super video
super dude
super simulation
Drive smooth.
Great video, but the music is a little distracting on a 10 minute lecture.
Racing Etiquette, please do a general entire video or series on Racing Etiquette.
This is the one major issue I see that causes more problems than anything.
People in all Racing disciplines have this problem and if you don't know what respect is on track why are you paying for iracing.
#5 = Gold
Sooooooooo many slower class drivers need to watch this video!
Well you watched it. So at least one did it.
We can barely get the same classes to coexist in a sprint race, let alone multi-class in an endurance race. This video should be an iRacing requirement to watch before even getting to register for a race or practice.
Endurance racing in iRacing for me is just hanging out with my bros for 12-24 hours. If I wanted to go tryhard I would rely only on myself. Obviously we want to place well but not going to put that above our enjoyment.
please create a tyre model that is good
My goal would just be to finish the race
I really need some better teammates for endurance racing lol
can i pass alot of good people with a controller?
graphics mod ?
lol, you havta leavea da space, lol
First, practice the track before you go public. Then, Treat the car as if you had to pay for it instead of hitting the reset.
also dont forget touching the grass
Alot of the LMP2 drivers will just drive directly into you if you stay on line. At lower splits LMP2 drivers think its the GT classes job to lift or move off the line.
Exactly, many drive like they are the only class important or on track.
@@raymondchapman5990 Raymond J Chapman the man, the myth the meme.
I always try and give a slight lift but other than that it’s common sense. Its no different to a clean overtake on any slower car. I treat classes the same regardless.
Hey iRacing you think your staff will start honoring your own sporting code? Kinda cheap to punish a member for not following sporting code when your own staff doesn’t follow their own sporting code.
Ahh yes, the prototype drivers that think they´ve booked the track for themselves and the other classes are just trash that need to move out of the way....gotta love those folks that tell GTs to move out cause they have priority on the racing line lol.
Most of the LMP2 drivers are impatient, selfish people. Many of them do not belong in that car. Some are really good in it but that is the minority of the LMP2 group.
#1. Send it
#2. Send it.
#3. Send it.
#4. Send it.
#5. Send it.
Also: Yellow flag means full throttle!
24h Race is won in the first corner!
In my opinion you just drive for a long time
When you open with “racing etiquette” talking about iRacing you have already lost the plot.
No, no, no, no no. Number one is: "do not use a baseball cap at home"
Come to console..not everyone can afford a Thousand dollar gaming PC
A year ago, 500 was enought for a good gaming PC, with graphic cards market being what it is today, 1000 will barely make it.
Well, you must not know the price of iRacing then, just the content is the same or more than a console then you have to pay to use the content you´ve bought...
I need teammates that wants to win, not just a hobby
get into leagues speak to other guys in teams and you might just get in 1 sitting around in officials does nothing in terms of getting into a team
@@bradleyhulse1579 Not true, perform in officials and teams get into touch with you. That's also how we scout sometimes ;)
@@MCAkaramba Depends on so much, looking at my teams past and other teams that I'm in touch with from big and small, the scouting is done broad and wide - But a hugely important factor, besides the obvious, is also to be a guy/girl with the right personality and mindset for the job.. Yes, you would want someone who is fast and hungry for the wins and the work that goes into it, but you also need the person that you can trust and rely on and who is able to fit the team the best. In some ways, that's easier with leagues, because you race the same guys over and over and learn who they are and how they drive and that's where @Bradley Hulse has a point. Regulars in officials will also get noted, but it's way easier to find first ground in the leagues IMO.
@@KF2NationalKartcrg yeah you are right. There are more ways to get noticed. From the guys we scout, leagues or officials or other ways, we always have a minimum 2 month trial phase to see if everything fits and suits from both sides ;)
@@MCAkaramba Yeah, that's a good way of doing it with the trial phase - We do the same :) But good scouting can avoid a lot of problems on beforehand without a doubt :)
Iracing tire model is TOTAL joke. Weather is joke.
If You want real endurance struggle - try rf2
Somebody sounds jealous
@@RingoYote ...of whar?
Lol. RF2. 🤣
Go watch rf2 videos
You're a joke as well.