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GP2 rookie to amateur help

2 posts by 2 people · 08 Nov 1996 - 11 Nov 1996

Hi all, I just won my 1st championship season in rookie mode and moved up to amateur mode. Of course, now my lap times are about 2 sec slower than the rest of the field so I need to figure out where I can make improvements! I've always run a T2 with steering help & opposite lock help on, default car setups, and driving aids F5/F6/F7. I did some practice laps at Monza (my favourite test track) using a setup I found on the net and knocked 2.5 secs off my best :) My question is, will turning off steering help & opposite lock help allow me to improve my lap times further? ...and why? Can anyone make recommendations for a combination of maximum lock/reduce with car speed/low sensitivity zone settings for use with a T2? Thanks! warlock
Eric Legaul 11 Nov 1996#343326
If I remember well, the CCs are not so strong at Amateur level and learning the track should be enough! No joke. Also, just play a little bit with the wings. On a slow circuit, put the rear wing high, etc. Eric

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