do you think that giving more than 50% of torque to front wheels on Lancia may help? driving this car in spain is a nightmare if you dont manage to keep the grip on the rear wheels

To me Scotland is harder than Argentina. At least in Argentina you're going slow enough to avoid walls, but in Scotland you're doing 4th, 5th, 6th gear in between logs right next to the road

@@Bobobo-bo-bo-bobobo Yes, and if you don't know the stages (I just got into the game recently and did my first rally there, just ran the stages once before to know what to expect), the pacenotes are really tough. I did it with the Fulvia (really freaked to start the next season there in a faster car), and there's corners that Phil calls as 3, which I can do almost flat in the 4th gear, while there are other corners that he calls as 3, where I have to brake heavily and drop down into the 3rd or even the 2nd gear to keep the car on the road and get enough power for the exit. I did it on the Pro level and the AI seems to have a suicidal pace. It's gonna be so tough on a higher level and with a faster car.

Check out my Advanced Driving Guide and all the Country Guides, I gradually cover almost all setups there

you just have to throw it and force it to point the direction you want to go, then it goes there like a monster it is