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    12. @georgilazarov1644 em

      Let's go mate! So cool that RBR are posting this, we need more exposure for sim-racing. It improves it for the average folk like me and allows more people to experience motorsport without forking hundreds of thousands!

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    13. @wizardflame6808 em

      This means there a chance anyone could get in a race car. Redbull have realised that sim racers who started at 20 can be just as fast as real life drivers who have been karting since they were 7.

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    14. @durrrant_simracing em

      I have been to snetterton on a Porsche only track event and I was expecting that the sim would help on my first real time laps, but I was blown away at how much it helped, I remember saying out loud “WOW” on my second lap.. sim is a fantastic tool end of…

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    28. @abeidiot em

      simracing democratizes motorsports. A sport that used to be exclusively available to the uber rich now has a platform to test your mettle to see if you can be good at it

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    34. @devinmotorsports em

      There is often a negative connotation associated with sim racing, as many people believe it is simply a game, rather than a true metric for skill development. It all comes down to your ability to reference and adapt. You’re solely working with inputs in a sim, with very little feeling of the car other than force feedback. This can be both an advantage and hindrance once you are sat in a real race car. The sim is a tool. If you learn how to use it correctly, you’ll be just as fast in real life, if not faster with the proper training.

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    36. @johnsnow2022 em

      I can't wait to get back into sim racing. Currently on hold because of my business & financial ambitions so I am not distracted because I know, once I get back, it's a rabbit hole and one that I will get immersed in fully. Let's not forget, for us guys who're older (will be 50 next year), sim racing offers great mental stimulation needed in later parts of life.

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