wrote:
> On May 25, 7:12 am, "jeffareid" > wrote:
>> Games
>> can be used to learn the basic layout of a new track, but a driver isn't
>> going to learn his braking and turn in points until some quality
>> real world time with a particular car and track combination.
>
> That is not true. Of course it doesn't completely substitute for real-
> world practice time, but it does teach you braking and turn-in points,
> among other things. The quality of vehicle and track modeling makes a
> difference.

Indeed; I've driven on Zandvoort both in a simulator and in real life,
and it does help greatly to at least know what braking points you have
in the simulator. It scales quite well to real life.