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Mazda 787b 1-hour Daily series (Starting November 16th 2020)
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(12-01-2020, 05:32 PM)Austin Ogonoski Wrote:  After Nordschleife Endurance testing, my best lap was a 7:39.5 in race trim on hards and I'm usually able to run within a second or two of that time consistently. I think the 60L + 60L strat is doable as the fastest Euro race lap was a 7:44 and I just don't expect the American timeslot guys to match that pace.

Le Mans testing went well. I was able to put down a 2:58 in race trim without the assistance of draft. I am worried about gearing. If other people are running a similar pace I won't have a draft gear. But if they don't (as evidenced by the Le Mans event) you won't have anyone to draft with.
Crazy, I 'm not even sure I could get to 7:45 if I was driving in a hotlap scenario.

For what its worth, at Le Mans the best so far I did is a 3:02 with front splitter at 0 and RW at 4, but I feel way more comfortable with RW at 6 which I could do a low 3:04. My top speed with RW at 4 is 340km/h which is pretty close to my limiter. I have a little extra but I'm not sure if there's enough for a draft. If I raise 5th by another click though I actually reduce my topspeed (undrafted), so I think I'll stick with what I have tonight, at least with the Euro series there are more chances to try again. Patrick Brown's setup had more camber and toe to what you mentioned so I might try lower those a bit to get a bit more topspeed if its worth it. Note these times were on a pretty full tank, I started with a 100L and would have done 5-6 laps at most, I'm not sure if fuel load has a huge affect on this track though.
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RE: Mazda 787b 1-hour Daily series (Starting November 16th 2020) - by Donnchadh MacGarry - 12-01-2020, 08:41 PM

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