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Quote from: NoKnownThrone on May 20, 2021, 01:55:09 AMMy one gripe: I feel like I can't time some of the sections right. I will find myself either a bit too slow and tag my back wheel, or rushing the corner too hot. There are three specific sections where I can't seem to nail the timing consistently.
There is an outside right turn that hits a lip where you can triple. Both lines seem to do this.
1) If I triple the outside line, I case it just barely clipping the rear wheel if too slow, or can't hit the inside corner if too fast.
This is meant to be the quickest line if you go for the triple. You can clear it and brake in time to catch the inside berm but there is risk. The outside line is also the safest if you throttle back and go double/single.
2) If I hit the inside line from the right corner, I seem to be more successful, but feels like a "slow down" corner, or back tire slaps the top of the last taller whoop again. (I think this is me just trying to go fast, and I need to learn this line better)
Inside line you have to back off the throttle and square up the bike upon entry over the mini jump whoops. Less is more here, skimming the top of middle jumps is pretty quick and controlled. You can also cut across to the left if a rider isn't in the outside line.
3) The back long rhythm section. Left side feels like one of the lips is incredibly steep and shoots you pretty gnarly if you hit it slightly off.
There are a couple things I now feel would be better for this section. First would be to shorten or just remove the ledge jump on left side. It can be frustrating to catch your back wheel on it no doubt. Other thing is to generally widen the entire middle section. In a race you do feel pinched in due to the split line stuff (IRL it does feel tight because of how close the tree line is to the right side of the track).
Again, I haven't put more than 20 laps here, but I would LOVE to see if anyone else is running across some of these while learning this track as well. I really do feel like this track is much harder than it looks, and I think the answer is I just need more practice.
Also, as an extra credit (LOL), what is everyone doing for the short pure whoop section? Seems a very controlled triple / triple / triple might be best?
. Thanks!!