5 seconds faster..
06-22-2009, 03:21 PM
#1
5 seconds faster..
I have the mp9 since Christmas and finally i found jared tebos setup to fit my driving style almost 70% to 80%. I mean it is not the perfect one but i can drive it good.
now i need to find a way to be 5 seconds faster each lap to win the a main race..i know one factor is practice..the other factor is to make the car perfect for my driving style and be consistent each lap..
there is this guy from greece every time he wins all the races.. i think he is the best in greece.. he attend a lot of international and European races with very good results.. he has years of experience and he is sponsored from xray in greece.. everytime we have a race he comes and tq and wins the races.. we all can see that his driving is in another level..and when he drives he so calm..is like a pc..i want jared tebo or cody king or adam drake or one american team driver to come and kick his ass..hahahaha
if i can make my lap time 5 seconds faster i will be able to catch with him..most probably in my dreams..
i am always in the top three in the b main but i never make it to the a main..
now i need to find a way to be 5 seconds faster each lap to win the a main race..i know one factor is practice..the other factor is to make the car perfect for my driving style and be consistent each lap..
there is this guy from greece every time he wins all the races.. i think he is the best in greece.. he attend a lot of international and European races with very good results.. he has years of experience and he is sponsored from xray in greece.. everytime we have a race he comes and tq and wins the races.. we all can see that his driving is in another level..and when he drives he so calm..is like a pc..i want jared tebo or cody king or adam drake or one american team driver to come and kick his ass..hahahaha
if i can make my lap time 5 seconds faster i will be able to catch with him..most probably in my dreams..
i am always in the top three in the b main but i never make it to the a main..
06-22-2009, 03:36 PM
#2
Experience and practice are key. They also kinda go hand in hand.
There is no "quick" way to become faster. It is all a matter of getting some experience under your belt. Just keep racing and practicing. You may not be the fastest guy, but you WILL learn every time you race. Don't get frustrated because you aren't at that level yet. Like you said he has a lot of experience. Just keep with it and you will get faster.
There is no "quick" way to become faster. It is all a matter of getting some experience under your belt. Just keep racing and practicing. You may not be the fastest guy, but you WILL learn every time you race. Don't get frustrated because you aren't at that level yet. Like you said he has a lot of experience. Just keep with it and you will get faster.
06-22-2009, 03:48 PM
#4
why dont you guys come in Cyprus to give him a lesson.. hahaha..!!! yesterday we had the monster of dirt .. motorbike show from America and for a moment i though i was in America ..those guys are Crazy!!
anw..no one can catch up with him..and the funny thing is that his car never broke in a race..for two year now he finishes all races..he is a lucky bas..
i seem like i am jealous of him and i hate him... but actually am not that kind of person..i am just very angry with my self because i thought i was better...
anw..no one can catch up with him..and the funny thing is that his car never broke in a race..for two year now he finishes all races..he is a lucky bas..
i seem like i am jealous of him and i hate him... but actually am not that kind of person..i am just very angry with my self because i thought i was better...
06-22-2009, 03:48 PM
#5
Do you know how much 5 seconds faster a lap really is? 
06-22-2009, 03:52 PM
#6
Focus on making it to the a-main first, and work your way up the ladder. You're not gonna shave 5 secs of your time from one day to the other no matter what the setup.
Good luck! Practice, practice, practice....
Good luck! Practice, practice, practice....
06-22-2009, 03:52 PM
#7
yeah is like a quarter of the track faster...is like am dreaming i was flying an f22..i know is a looooootttt..!!!
06-22-2009, 03:54 PM
#8
Qualyfi results..
http://multicyprus.com/radiocontrol/...axxq210609.jpg
My name is demetris iaponas..third in the b main..!!
http://multicyprus.com/radiocontrol/...axxq210609.jpg
My name is demetris iaponas..third in the b main..!!
06-22-2009, 06:02 PM
#9
Having the right tires for the track conditions is vital. Traction will allow you to get the most power from your motor and decrease fuel consumption as well.
Driving style. First focus on not crashing, then driving clean lines. The speed will come naturally from there.
Have fun and good luck.
Driving style. First focus on not crashing, then driving clean lines. The speed will come naturally from there.
Have fun and good luck.
06-22-2009, 06:23 PM
#10
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Right tires makes a huge difference.
And 5 seconds isn't all that much when your laps are 50 seconds long, just practice your lines and keep a rhythm going.
And I also agree with the "kick him in his balls" strategy, goes well next to the "itching powder on the controller" one.
And 5 seconds isn't all that much when your laps are 50 seconds long, just practice your lines and keep a rhythm going.
And I also agree with the "kick him in his balls" strategy, goes well next to the "itching powder on the controller" one.
06-22-2009, 06:29 PM
#11
The tire selection is very important, but also practicing under race conditions. Have a few guys practice with running "mini" races. Have someone time you guys so that you can see where you stand. After a few laps, stop and restart. This will get you used to running in "race" conditions. We usually do this at our local track to pressure each other and push each other to get faster. Smooth is fast, look at the lines the other guy runs and see how it differs from yours. Chances are that you can improve a little by doing that. Also, are you crashing? If so, that can make a big difference. Good luck.
06-22-2009, 09:39 PM
#12
τι να σου πω φιλε,μακαρι να μπορεσεις να τον κερδισεις καποια στιγμη.
αλλα δεν ειναι μονο αυτος.ειναι και αλλοι 2-3 που ειναι εξισου καλοι!
απλα προπονηση!
i hope to win him one day!
but there are 2-3 guys that are in the same level too.
just practice and do some resource in what they use.tires,pipes,gearing etc.
αλλα δεν ειναι μονο αυτος.ειναι και αλλοι 2-3 που ειναι εξισου καλοι!
απλα προπονηση!
i hope to win him one day!
but there are 2-3 guys that are in the same level too.
just practice and do some resource in what they use.tires,pipes,gearing etc.
06-22-2009, 10:21 PM
#13
Right tires makes a huge difference.
And 5 seconds isn't all that much when your laps are 50 seconds long, just practice your lines and keep a rhythm going.
And I also agree with the "kick him in his balls" strategy, goes well next to the "itching powder on the controller" one.
And 5 seconds isn't all that much when your laps are 50 seconds long, just practice your lines and keep a rhythm going.
And I also agree with the "kick him in his balls" strategy, goes well next to the "itching powder on the controller" one.
