The grind to the 1% [GT3 iRacing] PART 1

I will be documenting my progress while racing in the simulator in the Ferrari 296 GT3. The point is to see how long it takes for me to reach the TOP 1% of drivers in the world.
It's a VERY difficult task, but I am hoping with proper practice and consistency, I will be able to reach it.
DISCLAIMER: This is just a video of me going over my thoughts & progress in racing. Please don't take what I say as accurate advice!! If anything, I probably need some words of wisdom from you!
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[@lowhp6152]

Do you ever get into a ''slump'' or have a burnout? And what do you do about it?

[@Achillefsgiannisis]

It’s funny you ask because I am currently facing this exact issue and will address it in my next video!
The best way I’ve found to deal with such a “slump” is to:
1) Take a break and not practice for a day or two (it resets my mind a bit).
2) Not over push myself to do more laps if I see that I’m getting tired.
3) Analyze my laps and other’s (faster drivers) to see what they are doing differently.
4) Change my driving style. For example, I would change my brake bias, or brake earlier, or steer sooner, etc. (Just be careful because if you change your driving too frequently, you never really learn anything, because you aren’t giving yourself the necessary time to adapt to the change.)
But one thing to always keep in mind is that the goal and the reason why we started simracing and/ or IRL racing, is to have fun. Take a break and relax!!
There will be “bad” training days but don’t let those drag you down too much. It’s part of the process and you will be back on your feet sooner or later!!🚀🚀

[@amyorissa]

Are you using just the fixed setups?

[@Achillefsgiannisis]

Yes, specifically the Ferrari "challenge" setup.