03-24-2016, 03:24 AM
(03-24-2016, 03:17 AM)kruddler link Wrote:You don't have to accept it. Doesn't make it wrong because you don't though.
Point i was making with the numbers is that being familiar with the track is as important as being familiar with the car. Especially at a place like Bathurst.
You are a self confessed novice. So when you talk about settings on mario kart i think novice is an overestimation.
There is a reason why F1 drivers do countless hours in a simulator. Playing those 'video games' to learn a track is a very helpful tool that can not be underestimated. These things are worth millions for a reason.
However, despite that, more than a couple of F1 drivers have openly said they have learned new tracks from the PS3/PS4 before arriving at a new circuit that has just been built.
Why do footy players practice a game plan? Why can't they simply study it on paper and execute it on game day?
True learning the new track is important.
Are you claiming Lowndes cannot drive an open wheeler on an empty track that he knows well?
Both drivers, that is both, smashed the Bathurst Lap record in the F1 within 0.3s of each other, while Button almost failed to qualify in the V8!
BTW, I've just checked with my associate. He tells me Button actually set the whole event up for Vodaphone and is a keen follower of Bathurst. He was going like a bat out of hell to beat Lowndes, he just wasn't quick enough!
"Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck ....... Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck"

