First rule to be fast driver - Driving Skills Ep1
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- First rule you need to learn today is to approach every single corner thinking about the best possible exit ! STOP OVERDRIVING YOUR CAR
Most racers create wrong habits and brake too late or not enough !
With bad corner exit you lose gradually time till your next braking point !
I have example on this video and you can see , even little mistake on single corner can cost 0.3 sec and you may not even feel it !
if you drive Assetto Corsa Competizione , Automobilista 2 , iRacing , rFactor 2 , Dirt Rally , RaceRoom , the rules are the same ! DO NOT OVERDRIVE THE CAR !
In this video I use ACC , AMS2 and iRacing on Nurburgring and other racing tracks with the Mercedes AMG GT3 , Lamborghini Huracan GT3 , BMW M4 GT4 and Subaru WRX STI Rally Cross !
The gears i used
Simucube 2 Pro Wheel
Heusinkveld Pro Pedals
SimLab 4 monitors stand
Rosso Sim Racing Curved Audi R8 GT3 wheel
SimRacingBay GT3 wheel
SSRG Porsche Cup wheel Plate
Porsche Cup Wheel Fanatec
GoPro Hero 8 Black
Canon M50 Cam
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AZZA Ragnarok 801 Dual PC Case
Intel i9 10900k
Nvidia RTX 3090
Intel i9 9900k
Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000
iiyama 32inch1440p 144hz 1mls triple screen Setup
Dell 24 inch Pro on top
Fanatec SQ v1.5 gearbox
Fanatec H-Brake
Hsimracing Cooling system
Mirco Seat RS1
Samson G Track Pro Microphone
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Great video dude. I've been off and on simracing for the last 10 years. I started sim racing after winning a G27 in a GT5P 3 lap time trial event at a local electronics store i just randomly visited that day. Thought about selling it for a second but when i tried the wheel some more at home i just got addicted to racing. Raced so much with that wheel that i burned trough the motors in less then 2 years and got another free replacement wheel under warranty, so basically i got 2 free G27's lol.
Winning that contest started this hobby for me. And i'll try to explain my speed evolution and how i improved from there on as a total noob with maybe just a little natural speed to actually setting a record and multiple top 10 laps on GT Sport.
When i just started out i only knew the very basics of racing, like i knew generally what lines to take trough a corner but not much more than that. I was like 4-5 seconds of the pace compared to the fast laps after practice on a perticular track.
And that kinda bothered me, i thought i was pretty good, i won that wheel after all didn't i ? I'd watch the fast lap replays and to me it looked mostly the same as my own laps. I didn't understand, but i wanted to understand.
And so i started learning about driving fast. Reading and watching everything i could find about going faster and the dynamics of driving a car on the limit. I learned the point your making in this video how the exits are so important especially if they are followed by straights. But also how braking is one of the most important things. I learned how to apply the brakes properly, what trailbraking is. I learned about how the weight of the car shifts around and how that effects the balance and grip of the car trough a corner. I tried to learn as much as i could. As i learned about all such things and started to try to implement that knowledge in my driving i really started to see some gains. Now after practice i would be like 3 seconds of the fast lap pace.
Improvements but i still wasnt there yet. Putting the theory in practice took time, it's one thing to read or watch video's about how a car behaves trough a corner and what to do to go fast but to actually feel the car behave yourself and actuallly go fast is something else. It takes practice.
With my new found knowledge and speed i started getting more into online multyplayer races. And with that also came more practice. Soon i would be around 2 seconds of the very fastest. I started winning public lobbys and doing well in local leagues and just kept growing experience racing.
I got into the more competitive online racing. With rankings and leaderboards filled with very fast players. First with GT Acadamy time trials and iracing. I would get around top 350-250 and one time a top 100 in GT Acadamy with loads of laps and started off good in iracing climbing the first ranks pretty fast. After some time on iracing i kept improving and got at around 1.5 second of the fastest if i practiced much. But from there on i hit another wall. I got into the higher ranked lobby's and i wasnt doing bad but i also wasnt winnig races.
That last 1.5 second is actually the hardest to gain and it took the longest. It takes perfection. And what makes perfection ? Thats right, practice ! And experience ! Loads of it actually. At this point its not so much about learning new techniques to gain more time, sure there is always stuff to learn but at his point it is mostly about perfecting everything you learned and experienced over the years and trough practice end up being able to put it all together in one lap or race.
I was starting to get there when GT Sport came out. And then i really got into that game. I was putting allot of hours in it and climbed to the highest rank fast. I was racing the best on that game and usually fighting for the win. I had to at one point. The driver rating cap on that game sits on 75.000 points. To get there you basically need to win or be on the podium every race, finishing last would set you back days of progress. I got to a driver rating of 72700. I was qualifying in the top 100 top 50 regulary and sometimes even getting on the top 10 stars leaderboard. One time i even managed to set the fastest lap record on a daily race qualifying on Monza out of 17 thousand players !
That was basically my evolution of speed. When you read it like this you may think its gonna take years of grinding and in a way it is but remember like i said its been a on or off thing for me, there where times where i raced more often and there where times where i didnt race at all, its just a hobby but one i always come back to. There's just something about this virtual racing. When your in a race long battle or set a really good lap it can really get the blood flowing.
Nowadays i mainly just drive ACC for fun every now and then. But driving the sim has become like second nature to me now. Even if i havent raced for weeks or longer i can just hop on and do a couple of laps and be within 1.5-1 of the really fast guys ready to race.
Sorry if i went a bit on a rant here lol. I am just passionate about our hobby. Maybe someone who whas like me, 4 seconds of the pace not understanding why, will read this and maybe it will help them. I dont know lol cheers.
Tldr: Knowledge, implementing that knowledge trough practice, perfection through more practice.
BTW I love your setup man looks so good.
That was so beautiful post to read and I i pined it hope people will read that as is so expiring and so true ❤️
@@chepilevski Thanks man appreciatie it, glad you liked my post. Good luck out on the track !
@@simracingchannel7691 thanks for the post. I'm an old dog, but new to sim racing. I've quickly fallen in love with it. Some of these other guys have been sim racing for 20 years already. Reading your comment tells me If I work at it, I might not be as far behind as I thought.
Without philosophycal attitude you cant do any serious sport, hobby or job or life. Good post.
@@kopicblaz totally agree 🤛
I came in for the sim tips and stayed for the life lessons !
Happy you enjoyed it Braian ❤️
So true. It’s calming finding someone else as passionate and happy to show it
Fantastic video mate! You pour your heart and soul into these videos and I just love your positive energy! Never stop
Both you guys are my goto Sim channels! Both of you, never stop!
Thank you Will 😁 much love bro 🤛❤️🍀
Thank you Gray S ❤️ happy you enjoy our work buddy 🤛
cool hey will
@Boosted Media Hey there, I know you! Good to see you here.
Thanks for showing me around the V3 Brake Performance Kit from Fanatec.
"If you are 2-3 seconds of pace from fast lap times you are already really good driver"..*gives thumbs up*
Thx Marti :)
This video is 2 years old and still the quality is just there, you are awesome man, thanks so much for all your hard work!
Much love brother 🤗
Thx for the kind words 🍻
"WE ARE NOT A FUCKING TIME MACHINE" - facts - LOVE THIS VIDEO BROTHER
😁 big hug brother 🤗
this cracked me up hahaha
But but.... mama said I could be anything I want :(
@@Vindisify 🤣
Great advice and sacrificing exit-speed while going too fast into corners was a mistake that took years to fix for me. I started with AC in 2015 and switched to other titles around 2017. Now I can beat my PBs in AC easily without pushing. There are a few simple rules from Walter Röhrl that helped me:
1. The entry should mostly be the slowest part of a corner.
2. Tyres are most efficient while braking/accelerating as straight as possible or carrying speed through corners
3. The biggest secret of driving fast is steering as little as needed.
Maaan , we all pass trough this mistake 🤭 and is not easy to find it if you don’t know you have one ! Valter is such a great teacher 💪
Look man…I’m not kidding when I say, this whole video made me realize I’m not as bad as I think I am, not just at sim racing but life in general. We’re all trying to be perfect, and in pursuit of that, we fail to realize we’re doing far better than we think we actually are. Thank you. Didn’t click on here thinking that would be my main takeaway, but thank you.
Much love brother 🍻
It means a lot !
Have a wonderful weekend buddy 🤛
Th@nks. Instead of running people wide or off track to impress your viewers with wins, You’re teaching us how to drive.
Respect.
Losing race from fair fight is way more enjoyable then winning dirty 😃
Have a great weekend brother 🍻
@@chepilevski thanks for doing it right.
Oh brother. Your videos are so condensed and saturated with knowledge. 6 minutes, and I know more than watching 2h video of someone else. Keep it up and thanks for respecting and saving our time.
Thank so much buddy 😃 I really try to find the shorter understandable why of explaining as we all need just little light to connect things we already know 😃 big hug brother
What an astonishing simrig. Its difficult to say if it´s a game or real life
Thank you buddy ❤️
Yeah, I was confused at first, thought he was inside a real car.
I usually brake a bit early because I can’t do it later consistently so the only thing I need to do is to maximize exit. I actually noticed I wasn’t applying throttle as soon as possible but a bit later. So if the car is not at the limit there is no reason not to apply throttle even before the apex. Another thing is that a slight throttle doesn’t mean acceleration but it can mean maintaining the speed because otherwise it will brake. Another thing I noticed is you need to be careful not to keep it under-reved during braking for two reasons: one, because when you apply throttle you will not have the best wheel torque potential and secondly because downshift brakes help trail braking more compared with when you are under-rev.
Trying to keept the best racing line is also very important
Also find the brake pressure that brings the best grip
Another thing I didn’t try is to use all the width of the track I mean going close to walls or side of the road, but it feels very risky.
With these I managed to go within 2” in prequalifying laps in my championship but I still need to improve some things to go faster. On some corners I run similarly to the best drivers in the local championship but there are corners where I lose time. Also the car setup is not fixed and I have no idea how good they are, I usually take a standard setup but I had a vrs for a race and didn’t notice any difference.
What a beautiful post ❤️ thank you so much for the time you put to explain your way! I will pin 📌 your post as I’m sure will definitely help others! Thank you brother 🤛
Learn to use all the track! For some tracks it's absolutely critical for being able to go wide enough to turn in with speed and get on the power early for that smooth and fast exit. Bathurst for example is impossible without using all the track.
For me is the exact opposite, i actually brake a bit late. I'm a pretty agressive driver in my drivestile, i don't simrace online so I don't know exactly how good I am, what i know is that I'm much better at overtaking than at having pace. I'm a slow driver who is good at overtaking and even better at defending his position, but sometimes has problems being consistent and not making mistakes or managing tyre wear.
Also, a bit off topic, many times I race with the racing line on, not because I don't know racing lines but because there are tracks that I don't know and the racing line helps me know what is coming next turn, i don't even always follow the racing line as I know that depending on the car different lines will be faster.
@@ivanmunoz9055 aggressive driving and entry is good if you will have the best possible position on the exit but some corners need deep braking and other early ! Depends on what is coming next 😃
I love how you implement mindset in these videos aswell. As a new simracer, most my mistakes were from having the wrong mindset. Losing time at the start of a lap and trying to make up for it, is dangerous, but áctually somehow managing to make up for it, is far more dangerous.
Everything starts from there buddy 😃 we think we drive with our legs and feet’s but in reality those parts of our body are nothing else but tools for our mind ! Everything happens in our heads and as much awareness and knowledge we have that much better we became in any activity not just driving 💪 ! I just repeat to my self at the start of the race to do what I have practice to do and ignore the end result as that result will be to do as less mistakes as I can 💪
You hit the nail on the head about being able to focus on the next decision point instead of dwelling on the mistakes and getting frustrated. Psychology has a large part in being able to reprogram your mind.
You are absolutely right Jay 💪 everything happens in there in our mind and only we have the he control in there 😃
I came here to be faster, instead... I got a life lesson. Love all your videos!
There's nothing worse than chasing lost time or a lost position for your race. I've ended a few races simply because I lost my cool and cracked under the pressure after making one mistake and trying to make it back. Eventually the mistakes compound until you ruin your own and maybe someones elses race. Best to let it be and keep looking forward, but most importantly just BREATHE. Breathing exercises have really helped my racing and composure. Brilliant video mate, as Jim would say "Apexes and exits".
You are so right 😃 breathing techniques works so well and I use it all the time ! One of the reasons it works is because you start consciously breathing and that brings back your mind control! I just repeat my self that is the new point of the race in which I have to take the maximum and ignore the mistake I already did ! Is like restarting the race in my head 😃
I still overdriving my car, today, but for some time I was perplexed why after seen a TV show or movie, late at night before going to bed, I *often* beated my own records wihout any special efford. Because it was a relaxation time, for me there was no need for competitive/agresive driving.
And your explanations says it all.
I know exactly what you mean bro ! Do you know the best and most optimized time for practice is just before going to sleep😃 next day you are 5% better 😃
@@chepilevski And you also know why. Our thinking machine is working all night long for us to have the dish served by the next morning. Our conscience cannot take lots of decisions in real time, everything must be pre-cooked, mechanical, from memory.
Mind is a strange place, but that's where we live.
@@jopereirapt exactly man how well that was said ! You have to guide that machine to get you slowly to the next point you want to be !
As a musician I recognize the same challenges of execution being compromised by our thoughts. I subscribed, this going to be an interesting spiritual journey.
I love Artist and feel honored to have you here Bradford ❤️ I started this channel because I love driving and driving is like art for me but we have to agree no matter what journey or what passion we have the rules are the same 😃
Thanks man. After watching the video I changed my driving habits and focus more on exiting fast than on entering a corner a fast as possible. This resulted in a major breakthrough for me with Grand Prix Legends, which I use since 1999. My personal best at Monza was 0,181 above the GPLRank benchmark since May 2002 (!!) and at Watkins Glen it was 0,005 (!!!) above the benchmark since June 2003, 18 years ago. For 3 weeks I focus more on faster exits and I managed to beat my 19 (!!) and 18 (!!) year old personal best times at Monza and Watkins Glen with a few tenths of a second, going negative on both tracks. Your remark about failure and stress are so recognisable. It happened to me all the time and when frustration kicked in I could not drive one decent lap. I am now enjoying sim racing much more, instead of becoming frustrated all the time.
Wow Mark I love that post brother ❤️ so happy for you beating your own records and mostly beating your frustration 😃 we must always remember way we start driving at first place ! Not for WR but for the beautiful feeling blending with the machine and the love of driving 😃 so happy for you buddy 🤗
@@chepilevski Thank you for your response. Your lessons are fascinating, mostly due to the attention you give to the way our mind works. It's all spot on. Ot helps me to take a bit of distance from my own frustration and take a fresher look at it. And you are right about enjoying the drive: that is what it boils down to and then all of a sudden you go faster. Again thank for your insight in mind control. Marc
one of the first people ive seen do a good and truthful video about this subject, good job buddy keep it up
Wow thank you Brendon ❤️ I have the concept In my head but I’m bot sure if I’m doing good job to transfer the information properly! Your comment gives me hope 😃
@@chepilevski I think you are very articulate and are doing a fantastic job transferring your knowledge this is going to be a great series.
Thx Travis 😃
while others teach to be fast, you teach to slowly learn and give such awesome analogies. glad that i've found your channel
Now I will finally arrive at work on time.
🤣 good one 😆
Few really have more money than brains, but it seems so tempting to spend instead of unlearning to relearn.
That unlearning relearning is the most powerful tool for every human being 💪 so true Steven !
You had me at the beer sounds
🤣🤣🤣🤣 thx for that statement bro 😁
Less is more....a good lesson to take into every aspect of your life. “Measure twice and cut once”...Great video. I love your sim racing videos and your outlook on life brother👍
Yes man 😃 everything is connected and related ! Most rules apply to everything in life 😁
Lessons for driving and life, from the most passionate sim racer on youtube!
😁 have a great week buddy 🤛
Jackie Stewart once said, don't get into the throttle on your exit until you can apply all of the throttle, that tip alone made my driving improve massively when trying to find lap time.
Coming in and out the throttle to exit is a big bad place to be.
Absolutely man ! It really really hurts the time !
I could sense the those three titles in your words somehow, so it didn't surprise when you declared them ... genius is about knowing the right answer, from the infinitely many wrong ones - thank you for sharing your invaluable experiences and talent with those of us who set their sights on the stars and the sun.
That is such a beautiful post to read ❤️ thank you so much for the support Jack 🤗
@@chepilevski "The truth is pure, but never simple" 🤗
That first statement has made my day. I am still new to sim racing, confined to GT Sport using the Gyro motion on the PS4 controllers to mimic steering inputs and am usually 1.5 secs off pace. I know GT is not considered a "true sim" but still it's an encouraging thing to hear. Hope to have a full sim set by the end of this year, wheel pedals and a cockpit.
Brilliant. I suppose we all know it and still doing the same mistake over and over again: Oh I lost there. Will brake 15m later next corner and regain the time.
Hahah absolutely 😃 i do it myself from time to time and laugh with my decisions 😁
For some reason this was exactly what I needed to hear.
Happy to hear that buddy 😃
Chasing the lost time through frustration is everything I was doing today on ACC and only lead to me having a really decent start and poor back end of the race. Great advice.
Yeh Craig 🤭 is such a easy trap to fall! I really have to talk with myself while driving to calm down and the the maximum from the current situation !
Awesome. This is good advice not only for racing/driving but for life in general. Thank You, Truly.
Thanks Thomas 😃 have a great Sunday buddy 🤛
the last two of your videos are one of the best stuff I´ve seen around here so far. Amazing attitude and philosophy. Keep it up, I´m fan already. Love the bridge between racing and real life, how understanding racing we can actually implement it and improve even our own real life.
Michal brother 🤭 your post is so important to me buddy! That is my goal on this channel! I really what to show that everything is so connected and everything starts from awareness! Achieving goals , having healthy relationships, becoming good at your work , making yourself happier person or just improving your gaming skills, everything have the same origins! Is just awareness! Thank you so much for your comment man as you really showed me I’m slowly achieving my own goal 💪😃
Nice video! Discipline is the hardest to master when you want to go faster. It is so damn hard to try to approach a corner slower when u know u need to go faster :)
Exactly man 💪 that is the hardest thing particularly wen you are under pressure 😃
Only 12k subscribers is criminal, you deserve to have 100x that with such great content.
Not 12k yet 😁 but thank you so much for the support buddy 😃 it means so much to me and my work ❤️
You're welcome. I'm an F1 engineer and part time sim racer so I completely get the analytical approach. Break every complex problem down in to a series of simpler problems, solve them one at a time and go faster. Except I'm not as fast as you yet :-)
@@dandtmjones you are engineer and you know so well how to solve problems ! If the problems are just mystery they will remain unsolved but if you brake them one by one and understand them everything is so much easier 😃 I’m so happy to see we are mixing together 😃 real racing and Simracing! I was Real rally driver for years but I consider myself more simracer as this is have got big part of my life and my teammate work In F1 team too and wen we share car In big events I can feel the professional state of mind from you guys 😃 respect buddy for the hard work you have put to be ware you are right now 💪
I’ll second that! I love that he shows how racing, and all things for that matter, requires a harmony between the mental and physical. Super awesome channel!
Thank you Mack ❤️
Thank you, these tips will save me 0.34 seconds on my way to work! :)
😆 we have to be on time to work 😁
What a great video. This type of advise is what I been looking for. That last 2 seconds from top 5 times is such a difficult thing to get to. I can get top 600 times in forza 6 multiplayer lobbies pretty much any track or class but to get in top 50 is so hard. The top 20 times usually are the only ones that can keep momentum up enough to find those 2 seconds. Great stuff👍🤝 You made a new fan today.
We will be right up there faster then you think Gerald 💪 it sounds big promise but have big potential if you really want to achieve it 💪
Best driver coaching video I’ve seen in quite some time thank you.
Wow thank you Kevo 🤭 I hope the series will make sense to most of the drivers out there !
Such a great video and underrated channel! like you said in the video you are your worst enemy. I know for me I really get down on myself when im learning a new track I compare my best lap of the first day learning the track to a pro and see im 3 seconds off and i just give up. always remember everyone else was in your position everyone had to learn a new track dont quit! Keep doing lap after lap! Its simple if you want to be a high level sim/real driver you HAVE to turn laps and practice . Dont just hop in a public lobby and race others after 1 hour of learning a track you will lose everytime.
Exactly bro 😃 we all start from the same point ! I remember wen I first time at the beginning I was thinking there is something wrong and is not possible but after working day after day I start gaining my on my speed and conference 😃
I admire your thirst for knowledge, and I appreciate that you have shared what you have learned. I am fairly new to ACC, and I intend to practice these things you are teaching.
Best thing I heard in my 29 years of life ("you are not fucking timing machine") 😂🤣🤣❤️👌🏻 I love it and I'm going to start teaching your words of wisdom👏🏻👌🏻😎 great video bro.
Happy you enjoyed the sentence Suhaib 😁 have a great weekend buddy 🥳
This video is filled with beautiful explanations. You made me think more about my driving.
Happy you enjoyed it Chris :)
You are the closest one can get to a "racing-therapist" (me being a family therapist) :-) I am starting to love this channel :-)
I feel honored to be quoted by you. Keep up your awesome content, always a pleasure to watch one of your videos. You really provide very valuable content for all us sim racers.
Your comment was so beautiful and so on point buddy ❤️ thank you so much for being part of our community and providing great advices ! Have a great weekend mate 💥
4:14 this point reminds me of the first few times playing blackjack at the casinos when I turned 21. I was a young soldier who was brash and foolish like most young men. I would place the minimum bet of 5$ and if I lost a few hands I would attempt to recover lost bets by placing higher bets like 20-50$ then I would lose those bets and my night would end early.
I eventually stopped going and took the time to learn proper techniques and eventually through experience I learned to be patient and wait for appropriate opportunities to double down, like when you are dealt 11 for instance.
This change in strategy ensured I always left the room a winner, even if I didn't win much money I never left with less money than I could afford to spend that weekend and always stayed the entire night enjoying free drinks with good friends in a fun atmosphere.
Looking around the room at all the sweaty trihard gamblers who were stressing out from losing their homes or worse from gambling, I could have peace of mind and enjoy myself.
So yeah. Stay calm and stop trying to take but what is gone. Great advice, sir.
Absolutely superb video my friend, thank you so much for your advice. Not just for sim racing but for life itself. Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you Kean ❤️ for me life and racing work the same way indeed and people like us can use that passion and apply to any aspect in life 💪
Sim racing tutorial level: Amazing... Production Level: Hollywood ... Lessons gives: Priceless .... As a content creator I can claim that WOW factor is indeed strong with your content ... Keep it up ma man 😎
🤭 wow , thank you brother ❤️ your post means the world for me and my work 😃 thank you for the support buddy ❤️
@@chepilevski My pleasure ... I'd be honored if you checked out my video since we love film style so much :) czcams.com/video/aFLM3aMm040/video.html
Thank You for this video! I focused about exiting corners and boom, times started to drop. Still there is a lot to learn, but little by little improving. I also want to say that, you need to relax, don't push or force things to happen too much. Take your time and you'll be FAST(EST). Much love.
Yes man , absolutely 😃 the learning of anything needs time and relaxing approach 💪
Beautifully put together! I always felt there's so much more behind sim racing than just a bunch of "no-lifes" playing video games all day long. I always come here for inspiration and you never disappoint me. Cheers Brother!
Thank you brother ❤️ for some this beautiful sim world make no sense and that is totally understandable as so many other things make no sense to us 😃 the main and most important part is what really matters to you and your soul and find the right people to share your love and passion 💪 big hug brother 🤗
For sure Dude.!
Slow is Fast.
If you pay too much attention to the mistake you made , the following race you'll have an Carnage of mistakes after mistakes.
I normally dont panic, just concentrating on whats at front of me, and not to make that same mistake the following lap.
Exactly bro 😃 I use to repeat to my self just to concentrate on the current moment and make as less mistakes as I can ! We try to cover that mistake which is impossible as that is already gone and we can’t magically become faster just because we lost the time ! After mistake I just repeat to my self to concentrate and forget about it ! I can do only what I can do and have to be calm 😃
@@chepilevski Yes Man, my thoughts exactly brother 🤜🤛🤙
Buddy I finally assembled the chassis of my sim rig... Hopefully next week I'll be able to install most of the equipment. One day it will be almost as good as yours. Thank you for the inspiration. I save your videos to watch only when I'm in a relaxed moment so that I can pay attention and listen with both my ears and my heart.
Have a great week ahead. Cheers bro
Yuppie 💪 time arrives bro 😁 I’m so excited for you 😀
Excellent video! Racing truth and life truth 3:30 - 4:32. Thank you!
Thx Even ❤️
Merci beaucoup, all of your information and knowledge that you share with us is extraordinary. Merci again from Québec Canada
Merci beacoup for the beautiful post Mike ❤️ it means a lot to me buddy 💥
so i now finally understand why im always 2.5-3 secs slower; great vid
You can be on top wen I’m done with those series 🤛💥 sounds big promise but is realistic 💪
Great video especially for a newer simracer like myself, the advice about training the mind and forgetting everything else in the moment makes so much sense and is something I am currently trying to learn to deal with.
You will have wonderful journey with all kinds of feelings Adam 💪😃
Mindfulness has really helped me get to a 5500 iRating.
Good vid.
Yes man , mindset is the key 💪
All this is so true! on real track driving I notice, that my first lap in unknown track is really the best somehow. maybe I drive by feelings, but later I try to impruve lap time and here coms the risk...
It is bit different approach in real life particularly if you risk your own money! Wen I raced I never felt scared for myself I don’t even remember if I ever thinking for my own security but every time I lost the car for fraction of the second I was thinking how I will pay all this 😁 but sim helped me so much and make me super confident in my driving and lot faster 🤭
That quote works the same for archery too, when you first learn the proper technique, because its hard to go against a habit that has already worked (you think) for you in the beginning.
In very hard to unlearn indeed !
Hey Bro . You are fucking smartest sim racer/racer who catching technicals and real sense of racing in the point. Respect Bro👊keep going.
Wow thank you Piotr 😃 I don’t think I’m smart at all but I’m definitely very very curious to try and understand how to solve problems 😁
This is the Best way to spend money on buliding simulator. Not some crazy motion rigs. Man i wish i had this setup
Thank you so much Kamil ❤️ I m sure you will have it soon brother if that is what you really want 💪 big hug buddy 🤗
@@chepilevski thank you. I believe so too :)
Slow in Fast out ; ) + smooth is fast ! I used to brake as late as possible on roadcourse sessions, but since I started AutoX I had to focus way more on managing my speed lot to lose momentum. This is absolutely essential on AutoX, and I still struggle a little with it ;) Those tips totally apply in both real life racing and sims
Absolutely 😃 we want to be fast and the braking zone is before the actual corner so what we do ?? We brake super late 🤭 it so easy to fall In this trap and screw the the most important part which is the exit 😁 you are so right, slow in fast out is so critical for real and sim racing 💪
Excellent sim AND life advice! I really appreciate the effort you put into your videos. The sim community is lucky to have you.
Trust me or not you gonna be closer sooner then you think 😃
@@chepilevski If you say it, I believe it 😃 I have absolute trust in you.
I immediately fell in love at 0:20 - Gives me hope to improve and had me hooked for the rest of the video. Gonna go watch the next right now! Thank you!
I can promise you , by the end of those series if you really want to improve you can be top !
@@chepilevski I watched your second video immediately after this one. I was literally 1 second faster after 8 laps driving Nurburgring in ACC. Even though I am still slow, I am encouraged because I am within that 2-3 seconds on the fastest times there. These videos really helped! Thank you.
I promise you buddy! Bay the end of those series i planned to do , you will be the one who will reach the top and you will understand why in the next episode 😃 I’m so glad for you brother 💪
The video itself is fantastic and very helpful, but I think I already knew that before going in. But just want to take the time to thank you for being such a BIG Channel @ 12K subs...........
And yet it appears you still take the time to answer almost every single comment. For that, you deserve an extra long hand-clap Mr Race Beyond Matter. [:]-)
Wow 😃 thank you man ❤️ 12k is awesome number indeed and we grow together in this journey ! And of course I try to respond to every one who spend his time to express himself 😃 I think this is just natural behavior we must have as a human being 😀big hug 🤗
Best Sim content ever ❤️💪💪😎👍 Keep posting the good work.
Wow , thank you Jul ❤️ I’m working on it buddy 💥
I hope your channel explodes in popularity, great videos!
Thx Jaco ❤️ I hope it will help people as this is my true goal ! The growth is nice but I care more about the quality and there are already so many great people like you in our community and that you s what really matters 💪
Shit I wasn’t expecting to see you old friend!! I didn’t know you were making videos...what a coincidence. Just wanted to say hey cause I have a lot of good memories fighting with you on the stages man...and always with sportmanship and respect. Glad to see you are still kicking, keep going mate!
Hey Eloy 😃 how are you brother 🤗 it like 12 years past from those beautiful times we fight on the stages! I was watching the other day very old video we fight on the stage making that crazy identical time and I was thinking for you ! How is it going brother? Hope you are doing well 🤛❤️
I totally remember the video...I think it was Harwood Forest on the WRCs, it was a great idea and was cool to compare our styles (yours much more technical and sharp of course, you know I liked to powerslide too much... 🤣)!! All my team mates saying I was crazy for sharing my replays with you...they were wrong! I'm a new subscriber now dude...and if I ever manage to get some spare time I could even get back to iracing...but I'm afraid I'm not as skilled as you are mate!! Good luck friend, lets keep in touch
@@eloylasa8958 those ware so exciting times buddy 😃 I remember them like was Last week 🤭 hope we meet some day on sim or real buddy 💪
Great presentation Steliyan! Driving is organic - the ideal line is a living thing snaking away from you into the future. As you say, you can only control the present, but you can Plan for the future... you can control your line and driving inputs. In time, with practice, it becomes second nature - leaving you to fine tune the next area of improvement. Live to drive my friend!
Wow man I love so much comments like your 😃 the “ living line “ is gold statement man ❤️ most people fail because they are living In the past which is the most powerful brain function to keep as in that surviving mod but the problem is the the familiar past becomes predictable future ☹️ thank you for the support buddy 🤛
Stumbled across this and browsed a few videos.
Very brilliant content and I'm 3secs of where I want to be maybe this will help!
Thank you buddy ❤️ I have been 3-4 sec of pace and took me lot of time to find my pace but with the time I smashed many world records! Driving is very long process and you just need to know that you will be there at some point! Just enjoy yourself and beat your own time every next week! I will try to share in those series all the tricks which helped me with the years 🤛
Beautiful words my friend, you are opening my eyes and making me look at sim racing in a very different way. God bless ✌
Agreed, i lost a bit performance when I started to drive with slip.and i did not comprehend why i suddenly did worse. But as you said , now i van drive faster then before with the same confidence. I still do not get it right yet. But i van der on rear chase that I am now begging the have the good slip on entry. I drive the RSR in tracing. Not the easiest car the managed, but so great when you do. Thx!
Those changes are naturally very hard and then the new stile became second so natural and you feel like you have it your entire life 😃 experimenting is the way !
@@chepilevski and there dd wheel helps very much.
Man , before DD I was practicing endlessly to reach the times I’m doing now in the firs 20 min driving 😃
@@chepilevski yeah, exactly. So much more control on the limit.
@@kukkivindu you just feel and understand what the car wants! Is not just about thinking what it want but you feel what it wants 😃
Your videos are really outstanding. You help people to accepts simple truths, they could have known all their lifes, in a most compelling way. This episode is a really good example. Now they must accept that subscribing to this channel brings enlightenment and salvation ;) You deserve way more attention. But I somehow get the feeling, you are not doing this for being succesful on CZcams. And I bet, knowing you in person would be a pleasent experience as well. Keep on doing, whatever you are happy with, mate!
Thank you so much Tobi ! You got my point in so deep level buddy! If I say I don’t care for the success on this channel will be false but the reason I want that success is to pass my massage to as many people as I can ! I pass trough many transformations the last years of my life and at some point past trough so many realizations ware literally my life change for ever and I felt the need to start sharing my experiences as they ware shared to me over the years ! Life can be so beautiful with just a little mind shift and little understanding 😃 thank you for that beautiful post buddy ❤️
@@chepilevski Wow! That answer was really nice. Thank you very much. Your positive thinking is so refreshing. I couldn't agree more about how one can make life beautiful with little changes. Sadly enough, I know too many people who don't understand that. Then I meet someone like you and regain my gaith in humanity. Overstated? Maybe. I don't care. I am looking forward to watch more of your fantastic content.
Great advise matey. I definitely find this, and what impacts my times is over thinking things. Focusing on just looking as far ahead as possible seems to put me back in the zone. 🙌❤ - Ricki
Absolutely 😃 sometimes we make thing too complicated then they actually are and we can be so blind for some obvious things 😃
Love your vids bro. I used to race street bikes irl...to old for that now and just getting into sim racing. It's funny, once I got VR my times went down. I can see the apex so much better in VR. I'm just grinding lap after lap to get better.
We just can’t escape from that racing brother 😁 I’m so glad to see more and more people found the Simracing and continue the race experience and particularly with VR sometimes I feel I’m back on track 💪
@@chepilevski I'm pretty much gonna watch every video on your channel. You have a great sense of humor man!
Fantastic mind-set, definitely some really really strong fundamental concepts that I haven't really thought about to implement in trying to become better, pushing my skill further. Especially being more methodical about the corner exit game (which I currently struggle with). Haven't thought about slowing down on entry to really focus on exit - it's seem so obvious when you speak about it this way. But when I think about it I have had such an "all or nothing" mind-set - the lap times must go down. But when I relate to your key points it's not really because I have "understood" what I have done, it's more like I pushed and got lucky on the 100th attempt, instead of focusing on bettering specific skills that consistently would help me improve lap time overall. Really like the concept of letting overall performance dipping while you hone specific skills!
That what beautiful post to read !i love to read your toughs ! We never learn from any educational video or lesson ! We just gather information and only wen you get emotionally involved into any idea and start working on it and changing the results then we actually learning from our own experience ! Thank you so much for that post buddy!
short, sweet, powerful message my friend. Recently I've been realizing every point you made here and been trying to work on it. Having these points reinforced by you will seriously help me work towards better habits. I think all of us hear how others are faster because they break later and deeper which can obviously be true, but not if we are losing control and sacrificing corner exit. Can't wait for more wisdom!!
Man , that late braking is the worst habit and every really every driver fall down in this trap including me ! I will talk about braking later but the lost time is coming from the wrong exit 😃
@@chepilevski I'm starting to learn this my friend. Can't wait for more wisdom from THE MASTER!!! :) ...Hopefully in a few weeks we can be racing the Porsche RSR in AMS 2!!! :)
Oh yes bro , I’m excited about that RSR 😃
@@chepilevski Reiza should give u an early release version to test and post! :)
@@tt350zJason that will be fun ❤️
crazy after so many years and tens of thousands hours i have on driving game i been trying to tell everyone that how i was so fast come into corner safer and exit with much speed as you can. slow in fast out is always best!
The problem is FAST IN is the bad habit we we create wen first start driving feeling the pressure just to be as fast for whatever comes firs and that is the first part of the corner! I hope wen I’m finish with all the episodes will help people break from this bad habit !
@@chepilevski a retired race driver and car journalist from Spain explained something similar. He said that to be fast the entry speed isn't the most important one and that braking early is a good thing as it will make for faster exits. But he also explained that that was for pace or just driving around the track and while racing different lines and strategies where used, he explained that braking late while slower was useful for overtaking or defending.
Hey Chepi, I do enjoy all of you videos, but the rally ones are really special to me. This is a whole other level of driving! You became a role model to me! Take care! 👍
Rallying is my soul bro 😃 I just die for rally racing 💪 big hug buddy 🤗
@@chepilevski yeah, I know by now. 😉 That RB video never gets old! Man, im rushed with feelings, good ones, when I’m watching your videos! BTW: Why those hand signals of yours in the RB video?
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Thanks! Even though I know these things it is a great reminder to focus on these little things.
I know exactly what you mean buddy! I use to watch the same things over and over again to keep myself in the right path 😃
@@chepilevski even though I know I have car control, to put it to use is a different thing.
@race beyond matter you gained a new sub
@@RiddleTime big hug 🤗
Amazing idea Steliyan! I did watch some videos from "driving coaches" before. These videos to me often felt boring, uninteresting, sort of... generic (?). In 6 minutes you managed to pack the video with so much useful thoughts that you have already made me feel like I would like to jump to the sim (even though I had to yet work for the next hour). Great job and I'm all in to see another episodes!
Thank you so much buddy ❤️ I really hope I can bring the most important information on those series which no one ever covered and is the most important part of the structure of not just driving but everything 😃 I’m so happy to read your post and already feel I’m achieving this with little steps 💪 thx buddy !
Thanks for share this video's with us, nice images as always.
Thanks buddy ❤️ happy you liked it 🤛
Love how u combine philosophy and sim racing
Thank you bro 😃 everything in life is so connected and it is happening in our head individually !
I wish that I'd had someone like you as a teacher back in school ;) great videos!
Life is now and here brother 😃 we can still become everything we ever dreamed 💪
@@chepilevski true words. Therefore I'm happy, that I've found your videos. Keep up the good work mate 😎
@@NoDoSwLa much love buddy 🤛❤️
@@chepilevski u too 🤜
Wow I’m impressed by the simplicity and practicality of your advise!
So happy to read that Roy 😃
Subscribed and liked. Both the videos i have watched of yours have been spot on and I look forward to watching the rest of this series. :D
Thank you buddy 😃 happy you enjoyed it mate 🤛
Been really trying to improve after watching some of your videos, trying to not do the same thing, really trying to push find the limit and beyond and I’m finding I’m more comfortable now at a faster pace.
That sounds awesome Tim 😃 happy to hear about your progress bro ! Driving improvement is very long marathon and never get perfect but always have progress which is the most important 😃
This is quality content, how do you only have 12k subs?! I will implement this in my practice sessions and see how it works out!
Hey Tim , thank you buddy for the beautiful comment! There is lot more to come to put the entire puzzle together but first rule is very important! Every time we see faster lap time we instantly start overdrive the car because of the pressure we feel and we usually start with late braking which lead to bad exit of the corner and you may lose on early braking a bit but you can lose so much more going out of the corner! It is not change you can make in single day but the biggest change start in our head 💪
@slow ride716 that is the most beautiful post I needed to read first thing in the morning ❤️😃 everything is so connected ! No matter if is racing or life , if you approach problems with little understanding and awareness! I know is possible for everyone out there because it happened to me ! At some point I was so miserable in my head and I wanted to understand why ! I start researching what is wrong with me and there is so much free information out there and sometimes we just need little wake up call to change our entire life 💪 much love brother!
Great videos!! Really enjoy them. No time for me to go and practice and get perfect!
Just subbed. 👍Thanks for the advice it's exactly my issue, constantly 2secs slower.🏎️💨
You will be up the sooner then you think buddy 💪
those are not just race lessons, those are life lessons
Thanks for the kind post Mikolaj 🤛
Great video once again ! Also if you see the live stats in F1, you always see Max Verstappen breaking earlier but getting a much better exit. Slow in Fast out, and i think we can see it worked out pretty well.
Absolutely 🤛
Really enjoying your videos, better for the thinking man, than simply watching you tubers race. I’ve started racing on iRacing less per week, being more in tune with when I’m in the right state of mind. Porsche Cup cars at Oran Park this week, and only raced twice. Question on relative bar/delta. I’m never sure how to set it up in practice/qualifying and the race. Currently best lap time for P/Q and Session best in R. Wondering about this and when/where to use “optimal”. And sector vs lap. Generally confused... ;)
Thank you Marcus ❤️ that is we good question about the bar buddy! I reset the optimal times before the practice session and try to create my new optimal in the practice session to make sure is correct with all those weather changes and I use the hat optimal for my Q ! In the race I just turn to session optimal and control my pace with it while the race process and tires wearing off ! I found this way very useful for me !
I’m 2 seconds off the best in the world on one of the games I play, I have noticed every time I upgrade to better equipment I pick up some time like I went from a potentiometer brake to a load cell brake *( Fanatec V3’s with performance kit if you don’t have the performance kit and you have V3’s I recommend getting it it makes a world of difference from the way you get them )* that’s picked me up 1.5 secs per lap on average and my pace has gotten super consistent in a 30 lap race all the lap will be within 1 second of each other if I stay on the same compound and my trail braking has massively improved being almost no travel in the brake and using it with muscle memory instead of a certain position it’s so much easier
Stick around and if you are interested of getting to the top , by the end of those series you will know how to do it buddy 😃 I know it sounds big promise but is true 💪😃
Another CZcamsr and simracer I see explained that, for someone who is starting or just plays to have fun a high end steering wheel is useless. He said that a good steering wheel didn't improve your aptitudes but that a bad one did limited it.
@@ivanmunoz9055 well , there are many reasons ware good wheel base will help no matter new or experience driver ! You can feel the track in details you can feel the cars in detail and you have faster connection with the sim !
Great video and perfect tips how to drive what needs to be learned while we drive practice
Thank you bro 😃
First video I've seen from this channel, and I'm tempted to visit the Fanatec online store now
Well , make your research first ! There are many options on the market !
This is a wonderful video.
Much love buddy ❤️
Phenomenal video. For life and for sim racing!
Thank you Matt ! It means lot to me buddy !
Old video, but helpful for me. What ive notice I do wrong is making the same mistake and expecting another result. I want to do a faster lap but get stuck in this loop where I drive the same on every lap.
It is very hard to change something already hardwired but is possible buddy! If you constantly repeat to your self and you are aware what’s wrong is already big progress!
I do that all the time and I have to say is very hard but possible 😃
@@chepilevski Thanks, i really try =)
Beautiful video bro! When i drive, I usually try to maximize my entry speed because it feels the fastest in my head, but when I tried to sacrifice my entry for a better exit, I gained so much time on certain corners because of a long straight ahead. I had an endurance race at mugello a few months ago and it helped to do this on the last corner :D. Anyways amazing video and I hope to see more of these tips/tricks in the future. Stay safe Bro
That is the big problem bro and we all fall in this trap! Because we are in rush and want to drive fast and the braking part of any corner comes first we all want to go as fast as we can and then try to take whatever we can from the exact 😃 it is just so easy trap particularly for new drivers 🤭