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Went5 to a raffle this weekend and the guy next to won a wheel and a poster from Force India, he didn't know what it was so I gave him $200 for them both. Then I won a set of chrome 22" gm replica wheels and sold them for $450, lol.
"I don't want to sound cocky but I don't doubt my ability as a racing driver and I have proven that to myself in the past in my career in F4 and F3," Stroll said.
"I don't want to sound cocky but I don't doubt my ability as a racing driver and I have proven that to myself in the past in my career in F4 and F3," Stroll said.
Somebody should remind Lance that money does buy better equipment - esp in those feeder "spec" series.
playing f1 2014 in australia i blew a corner on the penultimate lap and went thru the gravel and VET passed me for the win
my car setup was way too aggressive and the prime tyre was giving up at the end. i don't pass anybody on the first lap anymore since the AI is so terrible on the first lap so i had to battle to the front.
You can literally be in the lead after one lap if you qualify anywhere in the top 10. It's not realistic or fun to just drive up to the front while the AI tiptoes through the first corners. They're up to speed after 1 lap though.
Nope. Only F1 related event I'm attending is hanging out with Outrun at ITR/NSX Expo.
Sup Blu!! That sounds more fun TBH. Would love to run one of those events someday.
Originally Posted by falcongsr
You can literally be in the lead after one lap if you qualify anywhere in the top 10. It's not realistic or fun to just drive up to the front while the AI tiptoes through the first corners. They're up to speed after 1 lap though.
I've played, but my OG PS3 overheats after about 15 minutes of GT6 or F1. Would fix it but I never lose a race that way.
Before graduating to F1, Vandoorne won titles in Formula 4, Formula Renault 2.0 and GP2, and won multiple races in Formula Renault 3.5 and Japanese Super Formula.
Unlike Formula 1, these categories all use a single make of chassis, and McLaren believes sticking too rigidly to the driving style that served him so well in those categories has hurt Vandoorne’s form in F1.
“When you come from these kinds of [junior] categories, it’s the same car for everybody - so you have a driving style you have developed around this car to drive them,” explained McLaren racing director Eric Boullier.
“Formula 1 is different - every weekend we bring new front wing, new bodywork, new rear wing, new floor, so the car balance is very different.
“When you have been told during your young career to drive the car one way, in Formula 1 you have to be a bit more flexible and this is only experience.
“He is learning. The team has to move chassis-wise, set-up wise to go to his natural driving style - because every driver has a natural style - and at the same time he is moving out of that, trying to drive differently.”