James
I found with low fps figures, you just cannot get enough control to get
through the chicane at anything like racing speed.
although I'm still way off the pole time, I can now at least hit the
chicane at a reasonable speed.
Hope this helps
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>James
MM
> Is it really possible to run competitive times at Monaco? I've tried tweaking
> the setup and I've practiced for two straight days, but I'm still 10 seconds
> off the pole. The biggest problem is getting through the chicane at high speed
> (like the c.c. cars can do). The margin of error at the chicane seems too hard
> to be realistic. Does anybody have any advice?
> James
>> Is it really possible to run competitive times at Monaco? I've tried
tweaking
>> the setup and I've practiced for two straight days, but I'm still 10
seconds
>> off the pole. The biggest problem is getting through the chicane at high
speed
>> (like the c.c. cars can do). The margin of error at the chicane seems
too hard
>> to be realistic. Does anybody have any advice?
>> James
THM
Of course you have to lift a bit. My only suggestion
is to keep the right as long as possible. That will
give you more room to play with as you fly
through that keyhole :)
I use the Ferrari and can make it 9 times out of 10.
Jason.
> >Try not lifting completely through the chicane.
> >THM
That's no good in a ten-lap race...
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>> Is it really possible to run competitive times at Monaco? I've tried tweaking
>> the setup and I've practiced for two straight days, but I'm still 10 seconds
>> off the pole. The biggest problem is getting through the chicane at high speed
>> (like the c.c. cars can do). The margin of error at the chicane seems too hard
>> to be realistic. Does anybody have any advice?
>> James
Well...the problem is that it's a 100 lap race. :)
James
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