Track Guide | Zolder
11 corners Length 4.010km (2.492mi) Location: Heusden-Zolder, Belgium Overtaking Corners: T1 – T4 – T6 -T9 – T11 T1 Get as close as possible to the outside wall to maximize your entry into T1....
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How to improve your consistency in Sim Racing
Being fast on the race track is important, but being consistent is one of the key factors to win races. So, How to improve consistency in Sim Racing?
Assetto Corsa Competizione tires (ACC)
While the tires are one of the most important parts of the car, sometimes we don’t pay attention to them. To be able to push the car to its limits, it is important that the tires are in optimum condition to do so.
How to survive Monza (ACC)
You join a public server or even a league race, Monza is the track you will be racing on, you qualified in a decent position and the race is about to start, your brain enters in full awareness mode, lights go green, and your reaction time is perfect, as soon as you get near turn 1, you brake too late and hit the car in front of you, or the car behind you does the same and hits you.
Track Guide | Zandvoort
13 corners Length – 2.676 miles / 4.307 km Location – Zandvoort, North-Holland, Netherlands Overtaking corners: T1 – T2 – T5 – T7 – T8 – T9 – T10 T1 Braking zone between the...
Before you Start Racing
Consistency is very important to get a good result while racing. One of the less looked issues in lap times is the hardware that you use to get around a track, pedals, wheels and PC performance. A faulty hardware can and will hurt your racing experience and lap times. A weekly hardware checkup is recommended or before a race if necessary
