Anything to do with Sim racing or rallying etc, there are plenty of French cars at your disposal in these programs, and it's all good harmless fun.
Anyone wanting to find out the basics, or you "experts" out there, throw on a video or two, and show us your sim setup, basic or OTT.
I'll get the motor running with a couple of videos I have done at Phillip Island recently. I haven't practised there much, so I'm pretty loose.
Turn the sound up - it adds to the adrenaline!
Practise in a Peugeot 308 TCR:
3 lap race in a Hyundai i30N TCR: (The stewards would want to talk to me after this one!)
As I have detailed in a previous thread, I am using Assetto Corsa as the racing program, it's cheap and has lots of cars/tracks available.
I also have Dirt Rally 2.0, Euro Truck Sim, Train Sim World 2 and Farming Sim 19 just to play with. They are all relatively cheap fun.
(Edit: And no, I don't spend all day "playing" on the PC, but a bit of adrenaline 2 or 3 times a week is enough!)
Cheers.
Anyone wanting to find out the basics, or you "experts" out there, throw on a video or two, and show us your sim setup, basic or OTT.
I'll get the motor running with a couple of videos I have done at Phillip Island recently. I haven't practised there much, so I'm pretty loose.
Turn the sound up - it adds to the adrenaline!
Practise in a Peugeot 308 TCR:
3 lap race in a Hyundai i30N TCR: (The stewards would want to talk to me after this one!)
As I have detailed in a previous thread, I am using Assetto Corsa as the racing program, it's cheap and has lots of cars/tracks available.
I also have Dirt Rally 2.0, Euro Truck Sim, Train Sim World 2 and Farming Sim 19 just to play with. They are all relatively cheap fun.
(Edit: And no, I don't spend all day "playing" on the PC, but a bit of adrenaline 2 or 3 times a week is enough!)
Cheers.
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