iRacing Fixed NASCAR Series Tutorial: B Fixed Xfinity at Iowa, 24S3. Maconi Setup Shop

iRacing NASCAR Fixed Series Tutorial by Justin Yee for Maconi Setup Shop LLC.
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[@gedders]

So just tried this track for first time doing quali pace practice. I am unsure what the median lap time is for the track but I did a 24.4 by using a very low brake bias of 58-59, adjusted based on track temps. I was doing purely middle line, getting rotation from the brakes and keeping wheel straight as I can, then ease on wheel and off brakes to coast. Both entries I tried to do similarly, but exit of 2 I try to tuck in early to avoid the steep gradient coming off of the high line, otherwise you have to throttle control instead of going flat out the exit, and then 4 is just standard exit without surprises. Cons are the rear control is a lot and I wouldn't want to be managing that during a race, but there's a lot of leeway within that time for good race pace and just going easier on the braking to conserve tires or maxing the bias with onboard changes and I think it'd be okay. There is more pace to find here, this was first ever drive on track and was after only 2 hours, so getting finer control of rear with the setup, maybe a .3 or .2 would be doable.

[@SirKingBoo21]

I lose a lot of time into the corners bc i dont get on the throttle wuick enough but if i get on the throttle i spin out

[@JoseORivera90]

I'm still fairly new to sim racing and have been learning tracks and how to drive them through your videos. I was just promoted to B this season and I'm super excited to be practicing (and hopefully racing) in the Xfinity series in Season 3. Thank you!