I run irFFB for iRacing and with some tinkering I’ve got the FFB to where I reckon it’s comparable.

There are some folk who’ve soloed entire races, they’ve gone down in folklore in some communities haha.

From my experience doing 6-12h events in ACC rain can really add an interesting element to racing in general. It’s quite terrifying when your entire field of vision is nothing but grey! We did a 9h at Imola earlier this year and I think 6 out of those 9 hours were wet, it was a very difficult race but very rewarding if you manage to keep your nose clean that whole time!

I’m looking forward to the introduction of rain in iRacing, it definitely mixes things up setup wise in some cars! Though I must admit I’ve only limited experience in iRacing

I think there will be but I’ll bet it’ll be more aimed at getting kids excited over sim racing and trying to get them involved in the hobby!

Still something that I think I’ll check out though.

As one of those Windows admins who uses all of these things, I’d have to say it can’t quite possibly be all of them…

That;s definitely a good point! The shorter races do help you improve on those factors.

I find a tool like CrewChief really helps with your spatial awareness if you’ve not used that. The spotter call outs I find are much better than those in both iRacing and ACC. Being able to plug into other sims as well is a huge bonus! The coaching and other stuff is a great boon as well.

For strategy, I use a spreadsheet and just have it do most of the math for me haha. And as for setups… there are some great guides out there on what to change to try and improve things, it’s a big learning process though!

Good luck on your improvement journey! It’s definitely one that takes a huge amount of time. Trail braking took ages for me to wrap my head around and even then it’s still something that I’m trying to work on!

That would’ve been an awesome experience!

It’s definitely a great way to form friendships. Le Mans is definitely one that’s on my list and the N24! Any tips for preparing?
I’m trying to improve my SR in iRacing but I’ve a long way to go I fear!

I love the team aspect also, being able to sit in chat and have a laugh in between stints and plan out your next move is always a lot of fun. Especially in a race with changing conditions where you’re trying to figure out the best point to pit for tyres and so on. It’s one of the things I love about ACC with having to deal with rain and so on which can really mix things up

I have a teammate who is legit Pro pace that does that. I have to practice so much and he comes out after a couple days practice and is like top 10 in pace! It’s so frustrating sometimes! haha.

Be fair to us mortals!

You’re absolutely right! There was a guy in our series that had to do a 12h solo! He used the stint penalties as a chance to go to the toilet! haha

There’s definitely a lot of commitment involved, but there are also quite a few people looking for teams as well so there are certainly options out there!

It’s definitely something you have to have a lot of commitment for! The series I race in is monthly, so usually I blank out a Saturday and spend the month beforehand practicing either in shorter lobbies or vs AI.

There are a lot of T1 heroes out there, you can at least recover in those instances!

The league I race in is once a month so it’s not too extreme a commitment. Usually have to block out a Saturday and that’s about it. 6-12h races in teams of 2-4 so usually depending on your team mates there can be done flexibility if you need to run to the shops or anything. It’s definitely still a big commitment but I find one a month to be a good balance and also offer plenty of time to practice. I find after 60-70 mins I definitely need a break haha

Because that’s how most people are taught.

You can use PowerShell to do more than the GUI can most of the time. Both locally and remotely.

For a small business, a service such as GoogleApps or Microsoft365 is likely going to be a cheaper solution than self hosting this. Plus including productivity applications and cloud storage as part of the package in most instances.

It will be much, much safer as well. If you’re unsure of how to do this, do not do it yourself. Setup a home lab, sure. Use it to learn but do not run your business this way!

Source: Am e-mail admin.

Am sysadmin by trade. I started when my manager told me to add 1000 people to a group. This rapidly lead me to learning how to script and build tools for my team…

Then my team leader asked if I could make the tools run from a web site but only using free stuff. So html, js and php followed. MySQL when I wanted to start logging capabilities. 10 years later and now running on Laravel here we are!