I’ve never won a Featured Multiplayer race before, any suggestions?
The ones i race in are all about the same. Depends who else is in the lobby.
What’s your MP safety and skill rating?
To answer your question the new Daily Racers is relatively easy to get a win if you’re comfortable on Sport tyre builds.
The Clio V6 is strong there.
Safety rating A
Skill rating 4849
X class, no contest.
You can win just by staying on the road.
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This will highly depend on what kinds of cars you are fast in.
Some drivers are better at high downforce machines in the upper classes, others are very strong in the momentum-based cars in the low classes.
Ultimately, so long as you’re reasonably quick and know how to avoid other cars and penalties, you will eventually get that win.
In terms of which events to run, the faster the class the harder the cars are for most people to keep under control, so keep that in mind.
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Multi class races are generally a lower standard than Open (and you have less opponents per class) and I’d guess some of the one off events involving a specific car are relatively straightforward, if you get a good tune.
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It shows the problem with the rating system when someone who has never won a race has a rating that’s around 97% of the max rating possible.
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I would give Multiplayer a go
Try different cars and tunes
Do some hot laps on your favourite tracks
You will get that win
The series that are locked to a specific car usually have a lot of sweats.
I won an endurance race because everybody else quit. I guess that’s an easy win?
Agreed
A multiclass race using some kind of jank meta car with street/sport tires should guarantee most a good shot at a win
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Multi class races are a big dice roll: if you get a full lobby with a lot of car ranging from C to S class it’s quite easy to get divebombed by fastest car or getting a mayhem trying to circle around to the slowest’s one.
Qualify. Most don’t.
I nearly now getting outright 2nd places in C class.
Currently the easiest one is Multi-Class. But since some classes are very lowly populated a win probably won’t matter much.
Daily Racers is another good shot. You need a strong car & build ('03 Clio V6 with sport tires is overall the strongest pick) and the consistency for a good 20 minutes.
The competition is average most of the time and should decline towards the end of the Series once most frequent and thus good players have their 10 races done.
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The Daily Racers is the one I’ve continued playing even after completing the 10 races. Probably because I love the V6 Clio and this is it’s time to shine lol. That said I did most of the 10 in a RWD converted '08 Mégane but the last few in the Clio. I’ve been beat by others in other cars though.
Still surprised to see soft tyres on the grid. Maybe they’re just doing their 10 and not worried about competing?
Yeah, for high grip tracks like Lime Rock or Maple there are better ones.
Veloster/Veloster FE widebody, Golf R Mk6 widebody, Ford Focus widebody, '16 Clio.
But overall the '03 Clio with the Nissan 370Z swap is untouchable.
I assume a lot of players are simply not familiar with the different race lengths and related tire metas. It’s niche knowledge for heavily invested players like us. They just download popular tunes which are mostly on race tires because reasons.
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I’m running the 2.0L I4-T in my Clio “V6” because it’s lighter. (330hp build)
It’s still strong.
I’ll look into some of the others you mentioned for Handling tracks.
My last 3 “Daily Racers” results if anyone wants to see what kind of times you need to win in a random lobby.
Spun out on lap 1 at Bathurst but would’ve been competitive.
@Operator1 noticed someone using your tune.
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Yas and Kyalami seems fine, Bathurst certainly 21/22 race pace possible.
Ran that with a no aero 370Z Golf R Mk8.
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Lacked top end on the long straights there. Hitting the limiter around 155mph iirc.
Building a RWD Hyundai just now. Feels alright initially.