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as wide as possible to right kerb with your right tires on green ¨run off area''.
Also i recommend to watch some onboard laps from professional drivers, you can get really good advice for your racing lines!
Thats pretty much it!
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Also gt2 cars ( c7r - 458 - bmw gt2 - 911 ) use wider tyres and different aero kit making it a bit easier to do eu rogue
Gt3 cars ( not all at least depending on setups ) have to lift for 0.5-1s the gas to take eu rogue otherwise you could en out of bound at the end of eu rogue or worse in the wall at the right
First, let's make sure we got the names correct, because sometimes people confuse them:
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The trick to the Eau Rouge/Raidillon section is indeed to take the left kerb of Eau Rouge as early as possible as you go down from La Source, so you can take Raidillon as straight as possible. Use the kerbs as much as possible, while making sure they don't upset the balance of the car. The end of Raidillon as the track levels out is the easiest place to lose your rear-end, in my experience.
Also, don't expect all cars to make the whole thing flat out, some simply cannot do that.
Play around with These settings And you‘ll see.
Once You got your car stable its a matter of timing.
Use the First curb (left)
Get close to the Second curb (Right)
And then it should be no problem.