11-20-2019, 10:14 AM
Bonjour Morgan.
My two cents worth of advice is always the same: for the first month on SRS DO NOT COMPETE! Just try to avoid incidents, even if it means starting from last in the grid, or starting from pits. In doing so, just focusing on driving clean and avoiding accidents, you will often end up in the top 10 at the end of the race. Your rating will come up quickly. And yo will learn a lot. If you are serious about sim racing on SRS, your incident rating counts MUCH more than your position at the end of the race. With low incident race your driver rating will grow quickly, and you will soon find yourself with better drivers in serer 1. Respect from other drivers is WAY more important that results. By building respect, results will come. Welcome.
My two cents worth of advice is always the same: for the first month on SRS DO NOT COMPETE! Just try to avoid incidents, even if it means starting from last in the grid, or starting from pits. In doing so, just focusing on driving clean and avoiding accidents, you will often end up in the top 10 at the end of the race. Your rating will come up quickly. And yo will learn a lot. If you are serious about sim racing on SRS, your incident rating counts MUCH more than your position at the end of the race. With low incident race your driver rating will grow quickly, and you will soon find yourself with better drivers in serer 1. Respect from other drivers is WAY more important that results. By building respect, results will come. Welcome.
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An Old Dog Learning New Tricks
An Old Dog Learning New Tricks