Lower Lap Time Advice @ Spa

[3GeForce]

Below is a video of the best time I can achieve at Spa in a Maserati Gran Turismo MC GT4. It's a low 2:37. When I did an online race at Spa with the same car the average drivers were around 2:33 and the fast drivers were 2:28 - 2:30.

I have no idea where I can shave 4 seconds off just to be average. Let alone 6 - 7 seconds to be competitive. Any help would be appreciated!

Traction Control: Off
Stability Control: 45%
ABS: On

Fuel: 50 liters

Left Front and Left Rear: 19 PSI.
Right Front and Right Rear: 20 PSI.

Height LR and Height RR: 0 (Front 83 mm Rear 96 mm)

 

[Mr Deap]

Here we go again. You keep saying that life and simracing are completely different and the way we should drive in sims is unnatural, yet you weirdly can't present any proof of it and you have always shower that you are not that great as a driver. As for religions and political beliefs, you can believe whatever you want, but stop trying to convince us that you are the only one that got it right while we all got it wrong.

There's also post #60

 

[AndrewBo]

And there are our Terms of Service............

 

[Kek700]

You can have the best setup and still be at the back of the grid.

 

[Mr Deap]

True, especially if you're under driving the car & don't bomb dive the corners, you definitely end up in the back as you won't roll the car to use the alignment.

 

[Full_Ninja]

Indeed driver61 is very useful god send, especially for the setup part... Although it's utter complete garbage when it come for driving for sim racing.

On a screen I would agree to a point but in VR I've found all the lectures to apply and it sounds like the professor agrees after he tried a simulator with VR for the 1st time.