Couldn't agree more!

Endurance racing definitely requires a different mindset than sprint racing; you have to focus on survival, consistency, and knowing which fights you're in and which ones you have to let go. Have a plan, but be ready and able to adapt it when unexpected things happen...and they always do. Thanks for watching and for the comment.

@@rt_clikyou just described poker hahaha

Some might also conclude that I was describing a general strategy for life. :)

@@rt_clik thanks, needed this 🤣

@@microshoes4185 holyshit it's literally poker

The race had its challenges, as any endurance race does, but we drive to have fun...and fun was definitely had!

@@rt_clik yeah definently, it was a pretty challenging endurance race and my first actually

Congratulations! There is no way to adequately describe the feeling of competing in and (hopefully, surviving) any endurance race, but the first one is always special.

Thanks!

This particular 24-hour race was hosted by PCA Sim Racing. One either had to be a member of Porsche Club of America and a driver with pcasimracing.com or a member of one of the other racing leagues invited to participate. Beyond this race, iRacing has several special events scattered throughout the year, many of which are road endurance races (iracing.com/special-events).

@@rt_clik cool.

Passion and joy in what you do transcend age.

Yes. It was a 24-hour race.

@@rt_clik thank you. how many of you participated and how many finished? lol

@@yesh420 There were a total of 31 cars (across 3 classes of cars) on-track for this particular race, each with up to 4 drivers rotating driving responsibilities.

@yesh420 29 of the 31 cars finished the race "running" (only 2 disconnected before the race concluded).

@@rt_clik thats big dedication. respect!

A great question. It is a continuous race for 24 hours, but cars must stop every 45 to 60 minutes for fuel. Some stops include tire or driver changes. Damage repair can demand longer stops, depending on how bad the damage is.

@@rt_clikthe drivers how do they sleep

We schedule driver stints to allow for breaks long enough to get some rest.

@@rt_clik thanks 😊