THE GARAGE
Where I spend most of my time. The wheel's never far from warm — this is the sim racing I keep coming back to, the circuits I know in my hands, and the laps I'm chasing.
Corsa
& historics
self-built rig
no assists
Eau Rouge into Raidillon never stops being terrifying in the right way. The lap that taught me commitment.
Twenty kilometres of memory work. Still learning corners I've driven a hundred times.
Across the top it's barely wide enough to breathe. Bathurst rewards nerve over pace.
Short, flowing, brutal on tyres. Paddock Hill Bend is pure feel.
Trying to string together a full clean lap with no overrun and no lift through Fuchsröhre. It's less about speed and more about not breaking the rhythm. Slow progress, but it's the kind I enjoy.
Ran a full practice → qualifying → race format alone, treating it seriously. Qualifying mid-pack, held position to the flag without a single off. Discipline beat pace, which is the whole point.
Low grip, low power, high feedback — the best warm-up there is. Resets my hands before I touch anything fast.
Mostly solo hot-lapping and offline race weekends for now, with the occasional online session when the grid lines up. The plan is to get more involved in community championships — consistent, clean, no heroics. If you race Assetto Corsa, the uplinks are open.