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Meza994
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago

What the game should learn from pre-season testing

So this is what i think the characteristics of the cars should be in F1 23 by what we saw in pre-season testing.. Red Bull - very stable and balanced, considering what the car physics were in the 22...
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ScarDuck14
Legend
3 years ago

What you said @Meza994 


Would love preseason in my team.  Would be invaluable.   

I want understeer gone…. Rotate  me!  I want a car that goes where I point it.  😁

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Meza994
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@ScarDuck14 I thought we had that already? All you need to do is go on the throttle in 2nd gear and it will go any direction you want but straight😂
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      Blackbird90
      3 years ago
      Isola said a couple of things that proved to be right even though it's only testing.)
       
       
       
      Firstly. The teams have compensated for the loss of downforce (predicted half a second loss) from the uplifted floor as per required for the 2023 season.
       
      Secondly. So far the rear is relatively weak to the front, making the 2023 cars more oversteery on corner entry.
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        Meza994
        Seasoned Ace
        3 years ago
        @Blackbird90 Yup which is why the 2023 cars ingame shouldnt be changed too extremely in terms of performance, possibly i bit less drag and the traction improvements + better weight distribution..

        Yeah the oversteery tendency was something he talked about in the first 2 days but on the 3rd it was visably better so i think the balance of front to rear is okay as is in F1 22 for use in F1 23 considering how oversteery it was..

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