Christendom Baffler's video: F1 2019 1 18 2 Default Setup Consistency Test: Renault

Full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqsN216o13srz4BCMjS7fS-1eGfmlzr1E As I've still barely put any time into this game (or simracing in general over the last couple of years), I wanted to see how consistent I could be in each of the cars while trying to go as fast as possible on every lap. No assists, using the G27 wheel, always doing 11 valid laps and discounting laps featuring crashes. Top speed: 328km/h. Laps: * 1: 1:46.119 * 2: 1:45.878 * 3: 1:46.039 * 4: 1:45.873 * 5: 1:45.661 * 6: 1:45.947 * 7: 1:45.959 * 8: 1:45.924 * 9: 1:45.951 * 10: 1:45.845 * 11: 1:45.758 It's fat! The banana is absolutely fat! The Renault has nothing going for it. The car has lost what was previously by far its biggest selling point: its straight line speed. The Renault engine is worse than in 2018 and the car is infinitely draggier, without really having anything else to make it stand out in a positive way. The car is simply painfully overweight, lacking in downforce, stability or straight line speed. And the brakes? They're the worst in the entire game. There really is not much else to say about it. It's an incredibly horrible car. Nothing proves that more than the Alfa outscoring it. The only thing the car has going for it is that it's far easier to drive than the Alfa, but if you want an easy car to drive, you could literally just take any of the other midfield cars. Seriously, why even bother?