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Originally Posted by SYT_Shadow
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The number of wrecked GT3s I've seen at HDPEs is staggering. Obviously they do not take well to people making mistakes and hoping the car will correct that
Too many GT3s in yellow/blue rungroups...
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There's a crowd on Rennlist that believes that you need to take the nannies off at the track if you really want to learn how to drive the GT3. For me, my car sees more street miles by far and I don't go to DE events so not like I'm racing to win anything. The goal is for me and the car to go back home in the same condition we came to the track. There are things that the nannies can really help out like when you hit debris, water, oil, coolant, etc and it will react and correct quicker than any professional driver can. Obviously I try to drive where I don't have the nannies kick it because that normally happens when my driving was off. I noticed that when I'm driving smoothly that the nannies don't really kick on much at all (especially when I ran with R6s).
