Why Driving Faster is Making You SLOW...

In this video, we're going to show you how driving faster is actually making you slower. We're going to take a look at the physics behind why driving faster actually slows you down, and how to avoid this problem in your racing game adventures.

If you're a sim racer, then you know that fast racing is key to winning. But is faster really always better? In this video, we're going to take a look at the physics behind speed and how it affects your gameplay. We'll show you how to drive at a smooth, safe pace and achieve the best results in your sim racing adventures!

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[TGCPhilip]

I love how you can actually connect these to older videos. Once you're in a flow state, things can feel like they're in slow motion

[sisygambis.]

the problem is that in a more arcad-ish game like forza horizon, over driving actually works and is therfore encouraged.

[TrashPandaPirate]

I’ve always loved the saying

“Fast is slow
Slow is smooth
Smooth is fast”

In short fast speeds make slow times, slow speeds make smooth racing smooth racing makes fast times

[ProfessorHoots]

I think you have actually made me a better sim racer. Thank you

[iverQueen]

Yeah I know, for Initial D by going slower or a set speed you can better understand how your car handles, and when you go faster it's going to be the same, you will apply same techniques and also develop inner clock

[TheVolkki]

The editing in this is top notch and you don't drag it out any longer than it needs to be. Great vid, mate

[shlokpunekar]

The editing on your videos is actually insane. I love what you're doing for the community<3

[TheKiddingStar]

I absolutely love to learn and these videos are just such deep cuts with technique. You should have your own class

[dy]

I like the distinct difference between old f1 drivers and new drivers' driving style from what I saw so far. The old tyres have slightly less grip and last longer, as well as the car being lighter and shorter, thus slamming through the corners is no problem. New cars are larger and heavier, with stickier but more sensitive tyres, making the ideal driving to be smooth and sound through the corners.

[Monzon_XVIII]

This video helped me get a 3 second faster lap time than before.

[kayparody]

This actually helped me cause my only other wheel experience has been Forza (and American Truck Sim which is a slow game) and I just wanna go zoomer brain speed 380kmh but now I’m more conscious about my understeering which was a big one, and literally ignoring brake lines and fly off course. So thank you men 👍👍

[free-hwbk]

Cool video, a youtuber name viperconcept have also explain this topic very well

[SHIZURAKU]

I love watching these videos even tho I never really cared about getting faster, something about the editing just sucks you in and you can't leave until it's over. ❤‍🔥

[Quasimo.]

the editing on this is peak. keep it up, dude!

[TrillMurray]

This doesn't just apply to driving. You can get faster at anything by just practicing to become more fluid/smooth

[markisaki]

The Law of Reversed Effort is in full effect with sim racing. The harder and more desperately you try to achieve what you want, the less likely you will achieve it.

[youvebeenhacked]

You are really helping me because over the years I've been an arcade racer and I dont want to sound cocky or whatnot but I genuinely win nearly all lobbies in different arcades. So I think I'll finally give sim racing a proper go.

[kamistake]

just another banger post bruv pls keep it up, you got me into this world now keep guiding me thru it ty 👍🏽

[_pr-sniper_]

Thank u for this vid mate! I dont race sims but now in my games i always inagine your voice telling me not to overdrive and to calm down 😂 and it actually works!

[Randomperc]

What’s crazy is that I’ve experienced this before in forza of all games, I thought I was driving slow racing someone but I kept ahead and thought that my opponent was just driving slow but apparently not.