Yeah it's a high speed track which makes it tricky. You can lift more often when it feels too difficult. On tracks like this it's usually more important to hit the correct line instead of overdriving the car on the throttle.

Practice until you are confident and can keep the car on track, then jump into races and enjoy your time =) Your first races might be a bit rough, because iRacing needs some time to adjust your rating, but soon you'll race against people who are on your level. That's why I wouldn't agree with practice being the best way to get better. I was never a practice person myself, I hate practice sessions with a passion. That's why I always spammed races after I knew a track and could get safely around. Just do whatever you enjoy the most, you can also keep practicing for a bit longer, but even then I wouldn't worry about finishing 1:31's because iRacing won't match you against people who drive those times in your first races anyway. An 1:31,2 is a time which would get you a top 3 in any top split race this week (the race with the highest average rating). Leading back to your question: The winning times in the starter rating splits are in the 33's, but only for the top 2-3 cars. The rest quickly drops to 34-39s, with many cars not making it to the line. That's why I'd recommend you to race as soon as you feel safe. You'll quickly learn a few things from the cars you are following and should see some quick gains here and there. As long as you stay on the track you should be able to finish some nice results in the top 5 area =)

@@crexLive I appreciate you taking the time to answer! I will give that a try and get some racing experience!

@@eitaneliahu8460hey dude, How is your time for this track now?

I can't tell you that for sure because the car got patched this season and there weren't any official races on this track yet, I had no chance to drive it here. It also depends on which kind of top splits you're talking about. I've a solid feeling about this lap, and judging by the last weeks I was always about 0,1-0,3 seconds off the winning laptimes in the highest top splits with 6k+ iR drivers, with Rudskogen being the exception where I was on pace. Going from that, this time should be decent enough to fight for podiums/wins in most top splits, and you'll maybe need a 30,9 or something when you want to beat the best drivers this week.

@@crexLive allright, thank you for the info

Consider skipping the qualy when you really care about your SR. This track is usually not the best choice when you want to farm it.