[Pete Parisetti]

Pete, how many hours have you got on AC? How long have you been playing racing games with a wheel?

Hi Gavin. I started 8 months ago, with a wheel right away. Between Iracing where I started and AC where I happily continue I must have around 600 hours on track, perhaps a little more.

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this car need to be smooth on wheel, brake right, better little sooner and then accelerate as soon as possible , as i saw  for example on turn 6 i dodnt use brake, only litle lift gas pedal ,if taken right almoust on full gas is possible , so only here you can lose 0,5 to 1s

Thank you Michal. I understand what you say, but still I cannot see how relatively small details could make such a huge difference. My own experience is this: being relatively a beginner there are inevitably many small variations in the way I go around any turn: brake a little late/early, stay close to the apex or off a little, accelerate super-early or a little later. This happens at every turn, over hundreds of laps. Apart from obvious mistakes, these small variations NEVER result in differences of more that one tenth, maximum two. More often, the delta bar only shows 20, 30, 50 milliseconds. Proof is that, regardless of the car and the track, I am generally within half a second of my PB, lap after lap, race after race.

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I agree with Michal. In general, it seems to me it still lacks aggressivity. I think you're a bit late on the gas in all corners except turn 3. And your acceleration is often hesitant because you're keen on staying well on track, but if you have to hit that curb, you have to. That goes for the inside curbs too. Zandvoort is not the kindest for those, but try cutting more in turn 6, first one in turn 9, and turn 10.
(and that shifting up to 5th gear right before turn 9 is superfluous)

Bonjour Pierre. Merci bien pour vos commentaires. Voyez svp ma reponse à Michal.