How long does it take???
depends on how quickly you drive??
Or to give a more useful answer: just under 2 hours.
Here are estimates for the others:
Nurburgring 125: 1 hour.
Spa 100: 1 hour (3 if you’re going for the Achievement)
Sebring: 3 hours.
Side note: none of the Endurance races feature rain or any sort of dynamic weather. That’s a disappointment but I guess the wet weather Endurance races weren’t popular in Forza Motorsport 6 which would explain the design choice this time round.
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I’m rather thankful for that. Sebring in the wet in FM6 was painful.
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FYI if you run it with tires and fuel assist turned on…
The 919 only gets 6 laps per tank of fuel.
The R18 gets 7 laps per tank of fuel.
The 908 gets 11 laps per tank of fuel.
I know T10 has had a strange, almost obsessive, love affair with Peugeot’s LMP1’s, but this needs to be fixed as it makes endurance races in P1 cars pointless if you like sim-like racing.
Unless you buy an old Pug that won Le Mans once, 8 years ago.
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Those 2 cars have diesel engines that rev lower than the 919, so for realism that is more true.
Also I did that LeMansendurance on unbeatable/ fuel and tires wear and I still won the race
It isn’t accurate or realistic. At all.
The R18 averaged 11 laps between fuel stops. It could go 13 in dry weather.
The 919 averaged 12 laps between fuel stops. It could go 14 in dry weather.
The fact you beat the AI is moot. If you try to do an endurance race in multi-player, the Peugeot’s have an insane and unrealistic advantage.
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Was gonna give this a go again but if I remember rightly on unbeatable the 908 is insanely OP in this, any tips that might help or is it simply a case of turn the difficulty down?