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DobryPieseL Feb 9 @ 12:18pm
Which car can make up my lack of skill?
It is not that I am an awful driver that totalled every car that came in contact with me (Only my first one), I am just one step above awful but not in average racer league and sort of want to improve my skills and I am asking for advice to get to know which car should I start with here, if I had to summarize my driving I am a very sideways happy driver by accident.
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chakkman Feb 9 @ 12:27pm 
Try the Abarth 500. 😊
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tomaswa Feb 9 @ 12:47pm 
Ford Escort is a good place to start. There are good YouTube tutorials for breaking and curves etc.
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DobryPieseL Feb 9 @ 12:48pm 
Originally posted by tomaswa:
Ford Escort is a good place to start. There are good YouTube tutorials for breaking and curves etc.

I also drift it
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tomaswa Feb 9 @ 12:50pm 
See some tutorials, go slow and then faster as you learn. Also if you don’t have a wheel and pedals, get some.
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DobryPieseL Feb 9 @ 12:56pm 
Originally posted by tomaswa:
See some tutorials, go slow and then faster as you learn. Also if you don’t have a wheel and pedals, get some.

I have some, logitech g27
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tomaswa Feb 9 @ 1:13pm 
There is hope. My five year old can do it so you can too :). (He absolutely loves evo)
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R3dsh1ft Feb 9 @ 2:31pm 
BMW M2
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sebo Feb 9 @ 3:52pm 
usually the slowest, boring and ugly cars. you want to get the feel of driving and learn the tracks braking/accelerations spots.. rushing is the sure way to not get better, so drive SLOW, focus less on winning.
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