iRacing: How to Left Foot Brake
iRacing How to left foot brake, we give you two easy drills to effectively learn how to control pedal pressure using your left foot. We show you via VRS data why Left foot braking is worth some much in performance over a lap versus traditional right foot techniques. And all the time we teach in our simple and easy to understand guide. Aimed at making you a faster more consistent driver in sim and in real life.
00:00 Start
00:27 Data explanation, why left foot is better
06:59 Centripetal circuit drill
11:40 Monza Circuit Drill
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The rig hardware is as follow.
VRS Direct Force Pro wheelbase and Simline GT3 wheel
VRS Direct Force Pro Pedals
Fanatec Clubsport shifter, Sequential and H pattern switchable
Carbon Kevlar Tillet race seat from a Caterham G7.
Triple MSI MagOptix 27" monitors
PC specs:
Asus Motherboard Prime X570-Pro
AMD Ryzen 9 5900 X CPU
MSI 3080 Suprim X GPU
1tb NVME M4 SSD
Crucial Ballistic DDR4 Ram 4x8gb
Lian Li Galahad 240 AIO
Cooler Master V750 white edition
NZXT Matrix 510 case
Toshiba 4tb External Hard Drive
Shot using Huawei P30 Pro
DJI Osmo mobile 3 gimbal
Razer Kiyo webcam
Blue Yeti Nano Microhone
Triple 27'" MSI Optix Mag27c monitors, screens are set to 60° angle
Shot using Huawei P30 Pro
DJI Osmo mobile 3 gimbal
Razer Kiyo webcam
Blue Yeti Nano Microhone
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