10-16-2018, 01:52 PM
I know I have been posting a lot lately. Apologies. Please feel free to ignore me.
I have yet another question. Is it only me finding the the Red Bull Ring GP track very, very difficult? I find that it does a splendid work of bringing out my weaknesses. Read, apart from a general lack of speed, the fact that I DO NOT UNDERSTAND, based on the inputs I have from the sim, why pretty much the same actions deliver very different results. Same breaking point, same turn in, looking at the apex, then at the exit. Same perceptions. One, two, even three tenths difference in the corner, faster or - more often - slower, then amplified on the straight. FOV correct, sound correct. It's just me not having that level of discernment, I am afraid. Other tracks are a little more forgiving perhaps.
In this frustration bubble bath, where essentially I have to wait for others to crash to gain some miserable positions, the only reason that keeps me in the hobby is that the rating keeps growing, only and exclusively because I crash little.
I have yet another question. Is it only me finding the the Red Bull Ring GP track very, very difficult? I find that it does a splendid work of bringing out my weaknesses. Read, apart from a general lack of speed, the fact that I DO NOT UNDERSTAND, based on the inputs I have from the sim, why pretty much the same actions deliver very different results. Same breaking point, same turn in, looking at the apex, then at the exit. Same perceptions. One, two, even three tenths difference in the corner, faster or - more often - slower, then amplified on the straight. FOV correct, sound correct. It's just me not having that level of discernment, I am afraid. Other tracks are a little more forgiving perhaps.
In this frustration bubble bath, where essentially I have to wait for others to crash to gain some miserable positions, the only reason that keeps me in the hobby is that the rating keeps growing, only and exclusively because I crash little.
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An Old Dog Learning New Tricks
An Old Dog Learning New Tricks