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Constructive criticism is something else
- 2 years ago
In an unrelated remark:
Has anyone found that "Pit Release Assist" gives back control of the car too late to be making Turn 1 without locking tyres up (for example, in Bahrain)? Happened with both Hard and Medium tyres. - ScarDuck142 years agoLegend@Trekari I always keep my finger on the brake before it releases you. So far I’ve not had issue.
- 2 years ago@ScarDuck14 I do the same with my pedals, but yesterday I missed T1 every time because the car just wouldn't slow down and rotate.
It actually felt like FFB/controls were not operating at 100% right away. By T2 and T3 everything felt appropriate. There isn't really any feedback I can feel when the tyres lock up, so I can't rule that out as a culprit, particularly with new tyres coming out of the pits.
I'd disable Pit Release Assist, except that I use those so I have time to take a quick drink during stops. - ScarDuck142 years agoLegend@Trekari Yep it’s where I have a quick vape
- 2 years ago
@ScarDuck14Ok...I might have a quick puff on something too, if we're being transparent with each other lol.
Though VR goggles have put a kibosh on that. ☹️
- ScarDuck142 years agoLegend
@TrekariWhen I used to smoke I’d light up have a few puffs then the rest would burn out in the ashtray. 🙄.
Vaping is more convenient and a whole lot cheaper
- P4st3l1ak2 years agoSeasoned Ace
@Trekari
I also use Pit Release assist as I am not bothered. And I also have to be on brake even before control is returned. But there few tracks when you don't need to care, e.g. Brazil or Zandvoort.
I guess it would much more fun to get control back before end of white line, otherwise engineer's comment about being careful when exiting pit lane is quite useless 😉 - 2 years ago@P4st3l1ak I agree.
I don't see why control can't be returned once you've left the Pit. The entry is when you lose control...it'd make more sense.
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