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Audi R8 LMS evo

Yas Marina Circuit — Standard

Gr.3 MR 500 PP 1200 kg [+] -TBD

Setup Parameters

Settings depend on car parts and race limitations. Use as a starting point and adjust to your driving style.

Downforce (F/R)

450 / 600

Body Height (F/R)

60 / 70

Anti-Roll Bars (F/R)

4 / 7

Dampers: Comp/Reb

35/38 | 45/48

Natural Freq (F/R)

3.40 / 3.60

Neg. Camber (F/R)

2.8 / 1.8

Toe Angle (F/R)

Out 0.15 / In 0.25

LSD (Init/Acc/Brk)

15 / 40 / 20

Brake Balance

+1 (Rear Bias)

Transmission

Fully Customizable Racing

Top Speed

295 km/h

Telemetry Data

Tuning guide for your personal style.

Suspension

[!] Slight tendency towards understeer on entry and mid-corner, especially with stiffer anti-roll bars.

Lowering the ride height slightly can improve responsiveness. Adjusting spring rates and damping can fine-tune the balance. A slightly softer front spring or stiffer rear spring can help with turn-in.

Front Ride Height

-5mm

Rear Ride Height

-3mm

Anti-Roll Bars

[!] Can induce understeer if ARBs are too stiff, particularly the front.

Start with a balanced setup and adjust based on cornering behavior. Stiffer rear ARBs can help rotate the car, but too much will cause oversteer.

Front ARB

Adjust to 4

Rear ARB

Adjust to 5

Differential

[!] The stock LSD can sometimes feel a bit too open, leading to less aggressive corner exit traction.

Increasing initial torque and acceleration sensitivity helps put power down more effectively. Deceleration sensitivity can be kept moderate to avoid unsettling the rear under braking.

Initial Torque

20

Accel Sensitivity

40

Decel Sensitivity

20

Brakes

The R8 LMS evo has strong brakes. A slight bias towards the rear can help with turn-in under braking, but be cautious not to overdo it.

Brake Bias

48/52

[!] Track Analysis — Yas Marina Circuit

Where and how to drive on this track for the best lap time.

Opening Complex

Downshift to 2nd for the right-hander, then back to 3rd for the exit.

Fast left-hander followed by a tight right and then a medium-speed left

Carry good speed through the initial left, brake firmly for the tight right, and aim for a late apex to maximize exit speed onto the short straight. The third corner requires a smooth transition.

Marina Hairpin Complex

Downshift to 1st for the hairpin, then up to 2nd for the exit. Shift to 3rd for the double-apex right.

Tight hairpin left followed by a double-apex right

This is a crucial overtaking zone. Brake hard and late for the hairpin, aiming for the inside apex. For the double-apex right, take a wide entry, clip the first apex, and then run wide to the second apex to carry momentum.

Final Chicane and Straight

Downshift to 3rd for the chicane, then up to 4th or 5th for the exit.

Fast left-right chicane leading onto the main straight

This section is critical for lap times. Brake late and trail brake into the left-hander, then position the car precisely for the right-hander. A clean exit is paramount to carry speed onto the long main straight.

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