The Australia track this season in F1 24 is up! The racing game challenges players for an outback trip cruising through the Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit. It is an easy track, but at the same time, one with the highest competition and difficult to master. We’re going to talk about the setup for your car to maximize your speed and control. And then about the lap and what you need to pay most attention to reach your goal as fast as you possibly can.
Australia Track Guide & Setup + Hotlap
The lap is easy, but can be pretty hard to master if you want to reach that top leaderboard. We’re going to start with the Setup for your car to maximize the high speed and curbs here. And then a guide through the track.
Setup
The following setup goes for a more balanced approach for the ride. In some cases, you can adjust the numbers so you run more comfortable.
- Front Wing Aero at 28 and Rear Wing Aero at 24. Some have gone for as high as 30 for the front wing and 18 for the rear wing.
- Differential Adjustment on Throttle at 45%. Differential Adjustment off Throttle at 55%. Engine Braking at 30%.
- Front Cambar at -3.2, Rear Cambar at -1.9, Front Toe-Out at 0.08, and Rear Toe-In at 0.07.
- Front Suspension at 31. Rear Suspension at 13. Front Anti-Roll Bar at 13. Rear Anti-Roll Bar at 10. Front Ride Height at 28. Rear Ride Height at 62.
- Brake Pressure at 97%. Front Brake Bias at 54%. Lower both if you find your car having front-end locking often.
- Front Right and Left Tyre Pressure at 24.3psi. Rear Right and Left Tyre Pressure at 21.3psi. Temperature is not something to worry most of the time for this track.
Track Guide
- The Australia track is flatter than ever before now, easily one of the fastest tracks in the game.
- Apex curbs are where you need to keep attacking here.
- Make sure to NOT compromise your exits on turns and curbs, compromise your entry if you have to!
- Except for the final turn before the goal/start line where you want to hug the line to your right a little and then slant to the left and go straight for the final push.
That’s it for the Australia setup and track guide in F1 24. We wish you the best of luck to reach your best time here! Check out our other F1 24 guide for the Jeddah track here!
