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About Ed -deleted
Be it real or simulated, I focus on car control and awareness.
My (iRacing) philosophy is simple - learning car control naturally leads to speed.
Learning to drive a computer sim online with the benefit of a 'reset' button... drive it like you stole it.
Smash it. Crash it. Bash it. Experience all limits. (Preferably without affecting others).
Steering your vehicle. The wheel is to point direction, the pedals are to steer & guide your vehicle.
Time permitting, I enjoy discussing techniques.
Why this site:
Somewhere to keep links and information without having to dig through the forum again.
It started as notes in my iRacing bio for the rookies I helped.
After regularly exceeding the bio character limit EdRacing.com was created.
Why I accept donations/contributions:
Your contribution will pay hosting to keep this site alive.
Thanks to the handful of generous folks that have contributed in the past.
My hardware:
I still use a Logitech G27; no mods except a Bodnar USB cable (higher resolution) for the pedals.
My computer: i5 750@ 2.67GHz, 12gb ram, GeForce GTX760 2gb, 3x Asus VE247H, Windows 7 x64.
(I upgraded from: i3 530@ 2.93GHz with Geforce GTS250 on single monitor).
More about my 3 monitor configuration: 3monitors.
My rig: the kitchen table.
Are you frustrated with your progress on iRacing? Consider:
 Some iRacers fixate on (over)analysing numbers with limited benefit
- An inexperienced driver first needs to learn the fundamentals.
- Analytics may assist an experienced driver advance further.
Some iRacers leave due to frustration
- They have not focused adequately on the fundamentals.
- Asking for a "good set" doesn't address the fundamentals.
- Their configuration may be fundamentally inappropriate.
- Ultimately they leave without learning how to drive on iRacing.
My rookies page includes some basic information and related links.
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