Suello is really talented and a great coach. It's no surprise he's winning IRL.

With all due respect Mr. Race Beyond Matter, your enthusiasm is unmatched in the community. And I learned the most from you!

They are deserving of our appreciation, but don't sell yourself short. Your channel did more to get me into Sim Racing than any other. Thanks brother and be safe!

Implementing Suellios techniques i so hard when you already have bad habits. I for example was steering to much and when I first tried following Suellios advice, I realized that my trail braking finally is rotating the car. When I practiced that, I first was slower (like a lot slower), and that's what's disheartening and makes people believe that it doesn't work, so they fall back into the old habits that kinda worked, but not really. Key is to give yourself time to get the timing right and when that happens and your muscle memory is retrained, you will get faster. A lot faster. You need to allow yourself to be slow, when you practice new techniques. I'm still not perfect, but I'm already faster than ever before. Next thing on my list is the light hands technique!

Hi! I started Suello's Motor Racing Checklist 2.0 last week. I saw what Random Callsign shared of his coaching session with Suello a month-ish ago, and that moved the needle for me. I'm 67 yrs old, and have been playing racing games for a decade or more. I really got bit by the sim racing bug during the pandemic like many of us, and recently moved from desktop to a GT Omega rig. I discovered your channel in 2020. I find you inspiring. You bring such a joyful perspective to sim racing. Love your passion and willingness to share. Thanks for sharing your learnings from your session with Suello.

Honestly mate, having you explain how you actually applied the light-hands technique made it clearer for me than Suellio's course did. Obviously not taking anything away from him, but watching you do it in real time was super useful to have a visual aid. Thank you!

As a former racecar driver, this advice was much needed. A good reminder to do everything as I did once upon a time!

I am always amazed by your relaxed way of explaining things, no overdoing it with shouting or screen effects, just plain simple clear explanation. Thank you!

This is what I love about sim racing, how there are parts of the community that reach such a high level of commitment, passion, and enjoyment.

Suelio is such a legend. So happy to see you and other ppl in sim racing community cooperate with each other :)

seing another sim racer win irl makes me happy so suellio earned that big time. very helpful guy with his advices. i want to purchase his course to learn even more

Same thing as real life We stress too much and feel too little This is most times the best advice Everyone needs something different but we all need this kind of mentality in our life and the sim

I’ll never forget the first time you mentioned the topic of having a relaxed grip at the wheel. It stuck with me. These days I’m driving much more relaxed, using one finger to shift. I’m not much of a training guy; all my practice comes from jumping into races… I know, I should do practice but still I’m able to compete and (most important) have fun. 🥳 thanks for the video. It’s all about braking habits and create new pattern… change is good! Have a great week coming up, Chepi. 👊

Suellio is very talented. I'm at the beginning of understanding the behavior of the vehicle on the track, I hope that one day I will be able to understand and feel how to be fast. Thanks for sharing valuable advice

'Light hands' is one of my key take aways from the MRC, it's a real game changer in feeling the car balance shift. I now find myself much more on the edge and countersteering a lot more, plus able to gather up moments before they become a spin.

I feel like I'm "in the zone" each time I enter a turn correctly using that light-hands technique that I learned from Suellio. He's definitely a racecar-driver whisperer. Being able to follow along and watch him rise from one of us and succeed phenomenonally in real life has been a unique experience to say the least.

Sim engineer again. I’m always impressed with your commitment to improving. Something I learned from a real racer recently and I thought I would share. He said we should never rest our left foot(heal) on the floor or the plate on our rigs. When we do this we use ankle pressure not leg pressure. It made a huge difference on initial and trail braking.

I'm so glad Suellio is fighting for wins in real life racing, he's awesome!

the fact that the community are coming together to improve everyone's driving ins very humbling! thank you content creators to giving us free information!

I always need to remind myself to be less tense. Thank you for another reminder of that!

I love that you combine genuine passion for fun with such high level investment in the hobby. You smile in more frames of your videos than any other creator. People massively underestimate how important it is to find and enjoy passion. This is particularly true for those with the most “serious” set ups. They become so fixated on “getting it right” that they never give themselves permission to enjoy what they’ve built. Anyway, as others said, you sharing your experience applying the lesson helped me get more out of it myself!

I knew about Suellio and Random Callsign because of you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and for make me discover those great channels.

I've found your videos equally helpful. With the help of all your guys videos I've gotten faster

I actually discovered Suello before your channel, and he is a great teacher. I love the passion that you have for racing, and sharing it here has inspired me to start Sim Racing about a month ago. I do it in VR, and it is an amazing and fun experience. Thank you for sharing.

Love your videos as always... Also really enjoy random callsign and suellio's content too! Great news on his 70k subs...

So awsome to see that you share all goods of sim racing to everyone, and shouting out Suellio for making you a better driver And so nice of you for sharing sim gear to us that may need it ❤

I really like your approach to attack sin racing and taking psychology into account. I absolutely understand, what you about to communicate. Love the videos, keep doing what you doing best👍👍

Your videos bring out the passion for racing in me. Keep up the great work!

It was your videos that introduced me to Suellio and can't say thank you enough. Love your continual search for knowledge and fine tuning your skills, hunger, passion and balance. Like so many have said, you way of distilling and explaining concepts is mint. Much respect. 👍🏻

Your channel does more to teach and educate than all others. It is what will make all our racing experiences better. I know I can come here and be a better driver after. I think there needs to be more talk about racing etiquette and track awareness, proper preparation and mentality . That will help new and old drivers more than what wheel to buy...

As always, another informative sim racing video from you. It was because of you, I bought the alpha mini several yrs back and have been enjoying it ever since. Thanks again for taking the time to bring us your unique and passion filled insight to this sport.

thanks again for this deep insites - always a pleasure. Your enthusiasm and attention to detail is extremely infectious (on a very good way) and inspiring. THANK YOU

I always enjoy your positivity and now sharing techniques learned form other Sim Racers in the community. I remember you also mentioned turning down the FFB as not to take the fidelity of FFB away.That helped me a lot. Fantastic tips once again. Love the channel! Lets get you to 80K!!!!

Great advice as always :). I'm a longterm Callsign sub but you brought Suelle to my attention just in the last year, so thanks for that :)!

Dude, your my No1 content provider and love how u apply theory to your Sim Racing, as-well as having a well thought out Rig. Thanks again for sharing Steliyan 🤙

Fantastic video Stel ❤ True the steering wheel isn't the only way to turn/ shift weight. A relaxed grip accomodates finer motor function. Have a great week champion. 😊

I really enjoy your videos and your passion for (sim)racing! your advices are vital in so many aspects, feels like you are the mentor to our beloved community. keep up the great work!🔥

This is incredibly informative and entertaining. Did I think I needed the info no…can I use it to my advantage and get better lap times. YES!

Great picks for top tips! I like how the planning tip naturally includes vision. Looking down the track to the next step pays huge dividends.

Loose grip works very well... I hope it helps to keep some people from turning their grips into those shiny sticky messes as well. :) The planning mental trick is priceless. Huge video!

I like how you talk and explain things like you're talking to your kids. It's a nice change from all the fake people gibberish you see on tik tok and what not. Thank you and best of luck!

If this comment gets selected, please roll again as I already won. I bought Suellio's motor racing checklist after you asked us to subscribe to him and rcs. There are 3 lessons from his checklist where he asks you to purposely oversteer the car, then pursposelly understeer the car and then drive the limit of the car without worring about the racing line or apex. I loaded into assetto corsa in nordschleife with the e92 bmw, turned off traction control and started to do the excercise. After a while, I was drifting, I never drifted before but when I saw the replay it was insane how it looked like drifting videos. I found out that to properly drift, you need to even let go of the steering wheel and point the car with throttle and breaks, then catch the steering wheel and minimally correct. I then loaded into a togue server with the tuned AE86 and it was insane how it suddenly clicked. I always heard about the importance of slip angle in togue and the infamous 4 wheel drift where the car is rotating with slip angle while the tires are pointing straight, it was such a joy to do and my lap times fell down to the floor. That's when I finally understood what driving the limit means and how fast it can make you, but you need to let go of the steering wheel (or lightly touch it) and let your throttle and breaks do the work. The fact that you have 20 years of experience and are still learning new things is the beauty of motorsport, it is so complex and has so many variables that finding new things to control in the formula is always a pleasure. Keep going buddy, your videos are gold.

I already knew about light hands, but in heat of driving it is so easy to forget. My first 1hr race on nordschleife in acc gave me muscle pain for 2 days straight. Constantly working on that aspect since then.

Great video as always. The light hand technique has been working wonders for me! Can’t believe how much difference it makes.

These kind of tips are like gold 😊 Tried it with softer pedals and FFB and improved nearly immediatly especially in endurance I'm much more consistend now 😊

Thank you for bringing all this invaluable information to us. The coming week my wheel will arrive so I can't wait to try to implement this technique into my driving !

You’re such a smiling man. It’s refreshing. Another tip maybe would be to also smile and breathe when tension comes up. Because it’s about committing not worrying ou blaming our self 😊.

Im watching these videos to learn tricks while my wheel is being shipped! Thank you for the great teachings!

Those two tips are really great. Never thought about using my plam to understand the force feedback. I definitely have to try it! Really learned a lot about sim racing thanks to your great videos!Your work is really appreciated! Have a good one mate! 😁

I love the insight Suello gives us all. But, your videos I find so informative. Your hardware reviews are unmatched. Thank you.

I love watching your videos and random callsign and suellio's making small progress by learning tips and putting them into practice, also seeing different products that you show from time to time,Your rig looks amazing i am slowly building mine bit at a time when time and money allows, I have had the moza R9 v1 since 2022 and love this wheel (maybe upgrade one day) Thanks for your videos and keep up the great work

Love this kind of videos! Thanks for the advice mate! 🙏🙌

I've definitely notice an incredible increase in performance just from relaxing more and more of my body during a race especially my hands, shoulders and eyes along with conscious breathing. I try to find an almost meditative state and use that to ground me, this is especially useful after frustrating moments from other competitors or after making costly mistakes which more often than not lead to more mistakes due to the agitation we experience and hold onto afterwards.

Exactly the video I needed to see! Just ordered all the parts for my first sim rig, so much to learn. Thank you for this!

These tactics helped me so much! I was struggling for a while then I watched your first video on it, and I became FAST. Thanks for your time and effort. Keep up the good work!

Open minding video (and beautifully made as usual) for a newbie like me. Thank you!

I`m working on the trick with less steering and it´s working. But all new is hard work. Thanks for the sharing your knowledge 👍

Muchas Gracias por todo Hombre.!., realmente sus videos enseñan a darse cuenta de esos detalles que nos sacan Sonrisas al lograr mejoras y disfrutar más del simracing.!....Saludos desde el c... del mundo, Ushuaia.!., jajaja.!., nuevamentre Gracias.!.

Most people say that a load-cell brake pedal is the single biggest upgrade, but I think you make a hard bargain for a decent direct drive wheel with this video, cheers!

Good advice, definitely i will try! Nice videos, keep going that way.

Amazing video as usual your set is a benchmark of how I would like my set up to look 😍😍😍 time to try my Palms 🤲

The "light hands" techique helped me so much. I didn't notice how much I was upseting the car until I started using it. I still have to remind myself to relax my hands through out the race, but man as soon as i do my laps get faster.

Relax...focus...relax...focus...the two words repeating in my brain when I race but it is never easy to do when you are going into the corner two wide and your heart is racing. Thanks for the great video as always!!! Good luck out there. :)

2 simple things, so easy to understand, but so difficult to implement) looking forward to the same simple tips about trailbreaking!

You deserve more viewers based on the performance you are giving! Thanks for the great videos!

new workouts will come every day...always with the goal of improving. Thanks for the advice

old but gold rule "slow in fast out" 🙂 especially with slow cars on nordschleife

These 2 bits of advice have been fantastic for my development in sim racing so thanks for sharing :)

Awesome vid as always - I have just got to a point where I can actually relax enough and have started trying the light hand approach. I love your idea of doing something deliberate (moving 3 fingers off the rim) to mentally remind you to do light hands. Will definitely try that or something similar :)

Great advice I'm able to do both light hand & breaking while hot lapping in practice but find it hard not to tense up in a league race. I need to keep reminding myself to stay relaxed.

I want to thank you for your amazing work because your approach to sim racing has been very inspiring. Long time subscriber here.

Wow. Suellio and Random's video was groundbreaking for me. I have a T300rs and always had a hard time on corner exit . I would lose so much time. This lesson help me so much since I had a low-end wheel and not a lot of feedback. It was a retrain of the brain. Thanks to you, and Suellio and Random Callsign, this was the biggest thing that helped me so much in 10 years.

Great advice on both points, and all makes sense! Thanks again for providing such practical insights, great video again

Two fantastic tips and a great video as always. Looking forward to trying out the techniques later. Keep up the great work buddy 🏎️👍

Thank you for your videos. Always inspired after i watched one of them. …and when i see your rig i always think:“What could be the next awesome thing on my rig…“ 😄

God, I'm so jealous of your rig. Nice setup and really cool video, thanks for the advice

I'm really thankfull that we have people like Suellio, you and others in that community that share these helpfull advises. It's quite difficult for me to feel the difference between grabbing the wheel too hard and using the light hands technique in a propper way while having that low FFB that my wheelbase can offer, so i'll try that advise with dropping the 3 fingers off the wheel while braking, maybe it can help me a lot.

I did the light hands thing in this weekends 6hrs of the glen, and it makes a huge difference :)

Perfect combination ! Suellio and you. Skills, ideas, emotions and motivation. Keep up the great work.

Great insights! Suellio's explanations are always easy to digest, but the way you share the passion and knowledge is also incredible. Thanks!

thanks for this video i was thinking of signing up for the motor racing checklist after seeing that you also learn from it iam convinced to sign up and start to get faster. why is it that you convinced me that's simple i have watched you videos for some time now and you tought me things like making things fit you and not you to ajust to what the manufacturer wants. i hope to learn allot more from you in the future.

I'm new to sim racing and long way for me to learn all of the techniques. I've got my csl dd 4 months ago and started iracing 2 months ago. Thank you guys for a ton of advices.

For some reason ,to me is more clear when the concepts from Suellio Almeida comes from someone other who understand and apply the concept for themselves. So, thanks for share your point of view lf the Suellio concepts!

What an excellent video. Who would thought that gripping the wheel too tight would be a problem. This was such an eye opener. Can't wait to try this. Thank you! 💪🏻🙏🏻

Much appreciation to guys like RBM and Suello for trying to make the sim community faster and better ❤

A serious look to your lap time :D Thanks man, you brought me to Suellio! I practice also the same 2 small things after finishing his course and doing laps after laps. Have fun bro, happy racing, much love and thanx for your inputs! :DD

I was just discussing this with my son, who is a race performance coach. I always tend to death grip the wheel. Thank you for this reminder!

Thank you for this great advice and information.

Great video, Love Suello videos too. Both of your content is always super helpful 🙂 Keep up the good work

Enjoying your content mate really good knowledge with sim racing 👌👌😁😁

cool vid. its always helpful when someone else tries to explain something to you. sometimes hearing it in a diff matter just helps it click better. appreciate it!

Thank you for sharing the perspective that you’ve learned about soft hands and thinking ahead. I’m new to sim racing and appreciate so much those of you that are willing share tips and hacks to get try to get better. I’ll start trying this out and keep practicing. Thanks again!

Suelio is an amazing driving, all his concepts apply to sim racing and real life driving.

Thanks for the tips. Your videos are always helpful and a pleasure to watch.

Love this kind of videos, keep up the good work mate🙏

I love the idea of loosening the 3 fingers when braking, definitely going to give this a try. Prioritising the exit is also great advice.

I definitely grip the wheel of too tight at times. Thanks for the extra input as always

Suello is a legend and helped me so much so have you ❤

Another great video and the timing couldn't be better. I just purchased suellio's course this weekend and it's nice to hear guys like you have good things to say about his style of driving

Great video! Coaching your own mentality makes you faster and more consistent 👌