RIDE 5 - Track Guide 1 - Brands Hatch - Helpful Tips

Today I will give you a track guide for Brands Hatch in RIDE 5
Helpful tips and more. Stay tuned for more guides soon.
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[@AlexBarregon]

Thanks for taking me home 😊 I used to club race at Brands Hatch. Taking the blind right hander after the start/finish line at speed is scary. The dip at the bottom of the following hill where the suspension bottoms out and then tops out is stomach lurching. Then, onto the breaks for the hairpin. Memories!
I really appreciate your educational videos. The overlay says more than meare words can.

[@DrAce46]

My pleasure mate, I hope it was helpful :D
Dude I can imagine, when I was at Brands last year I saw the dip into Paddock hill and I was astonished at how steep it is!

[@CrossPlaneCraze]

I found usefull to set the time of the day to dawn [6am] so therefore I can get away using front and rear soft compound without over heating issues. Makes huge difference when you're already at the limit looking for that last tiny bit of performance out of the bike. Nice guide dude 👌

[@DrAce46]

Good idea! Thanks mate 🔥

[@ashleybmx4130]

Defo gonna be putting this into practice! A guide to one of the narrower tracks would be super helpful!

[@ashleybmx4130]

Also… I’m very heavy handed, especially with the analogue stick! I’m tempted by those precision ring donut things, worth a go or just stop being so heavy handed!?

[@NudaMan]

You should see the calus on my right index finger from holding the right trigger down so damn hard 😂😂😂

[@ashleybmx4130]

@@NudaMan 😂😂

[@DrAce46]

I aim to cover every track :D Keep an eye out for polls on the channel to vote for which one next :D

[@DrAce46]

I don't use anything like that but I have heard some people like them

[@cookiexsmlcx771]

Thanks to you and your videos I'm finally getting around tracks without coming off😂,starting to get little better thanks alot, also love watching your live races you put on there class fair play 😊keep the content coming

[@DrAce46]

Cheers mate! More than happy to help so I’m pleased the videos have been helping 🔥 keep pushing dude

[@vicpnut1]

Just got back into gaming ,got a ps5 and a handful of games .one of which is ride 5 since i love riding and have on and off since the mid 1980’s ….i never thought the simulation would be so much more difficult than actual riding ! Which is why im here , but i need like a beginners guide not a track specific guide …😬🤷🏼‍♂️… though this does seem like itd be useful for experienced players..👍🏼✌️

[@DrAce46]

ruclips.net/video/dCFMrk6E0yo/видео.htmlsi=xlQEdTI_MUYfcho2
Try this guide instead 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Joh-Jon]

Hey doc can you make Track Guide for cadwell park on 1998 Yamaha YZF R1
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[@DrAce46]

Leave it with me. I'm back home now so I can start making new videos :)

[@honesttroll3463]

So there's not much reason at all to push the left analogue forward like in Ride4? Much much MUCH preferred it in 4 as I got used to controlling that. This has changed MASSIVELY! I can see why everyone is struggling with it. To change it this much and in a bad way was such an odd move.
Do U find it better than 4 or worse? You're a lot better than me but I was really good on 4 and terrible on this because of the weight transfer and "tuck in" option gone etc it's just different