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If you are a fan of the F1 Racing Game, then you are probably looking forward to the F1 23 Version. In this game, there are multiple races you can try to reach the finish line in. You can either try to break other players’ records, or even your own records!
The Saudi Arabia Track is one of the challenging tracks in the game for you to do. This is why you should always prepare yourself with knowledge regarding what is in the track. Other than that, you also want to know which Setup is the best for this one specific race location. In this guide, we will provide you with a Setup you can use in the Saudi Arabia Race.
Saudi Arabia GP Best Setup Guide
This Setup we are about to introduce you with is made specifically for this one map. This Setup allows you to drive quite fast when you drive straight. This will also allow you to have great handlings so that you can effectively deal with the turn corners. All those advantages are just great for Saudi Arabia!
You can also use the setup for races in Grand Prix mode, My Team, Career Mode and Online League Races. The tire wear is expected to be at a decent rate and you can drive quite stably for the whole race. This setup will ensure that your vehicle will be balanced most of the time.
For Saudi Arabia, we recommend that you use the Setup below. You will want to set:
Front Wing Aero to 21
Rear Wing Aero to 19
In the next tab, in the Transmission tab, you will want to set the settings:
Differential Adjustment On Throttle to 50%
Differential Adjustment Off Throttle to 52%
Next, in Suspension Geometry, change:
Front Camber to -2.50
Rear Camber to -1.00
Front Toe-Out to 0.05
Rear Toe-In to 0.25
Then, go to the Suspension tab and change:
Front Suspension to 17
Rear Suspension to 3
Front Anti-Roll Bar to 14
Rear Anti-Roll Bar to 1
Front Ride Height to 36
Rear Ride Height to 40
You will notice that the Ride Heights are quite high. This is because there are multiple dangerous curves in the Saudi Arabia Race Map.
Next, set your Brake Pressure to 100% and Front Brake Bias to 54%, 55%, or 56%. You can try to set the Front Brake Bias to 54% at first, then start trying it out. If you notice your rear tyres locking up then you can increase it to 55% or 56%.
In the Tyres tab, you will want to follow these settings for your tyres:
Front Right Tyre Pressure to 22.7 psi
Front Left Tyre Pressure to 22.7 psi
Rear Right Tyre Pressure to 20.2 psi
Rear Left Tyre Pressure to 20.2 psi
The Saudi Arabia Track features multiple fast straights, tight corners, and other high-speed sections. Therefore, you may want to avoid making any mistakes, otherwise you will have to worry about slipping your car. With this Setup, you will be able to achieve a very high maximum speed.
This is both a good and a bad thing. With speed, you can also drive faster, which allows you to shorten the time to complete the race. However, it also means that you will need to always pay attention and make the turns at the right time.
That is all the information we’ve got to help you find the best Setup for the Saudi Arabia Race. This is only a recommended Setup. If you feel that this is not for you, you can always modify the settings and set it to whatever you think is the most suitable for you. All players have different playstyles, so the Setup that fits you the most can be your best Setup!
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