Совсем другая Gran Turismo: Токийский Др🅰️фт | Фильм о гонке

GT Sport looks completely different when you take it seriously. That's what happens when you make a film about a spectacular race with great filming, editing, and commentary! 💲 Support the author: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/iamf... 🖐 Hi, my name is Saveliy, I really love Gran Turismo Sport and I want to see more high-quality content about this game on Russian YouTube! My first video tells the story of how the final round of the FIA ​​Exhibition Series in the Manufacturers' Cup at the Tokyo Expressway went for me. My top-10 finish in the championship depended on this race. The race was really cool, and the completely new presentation will make it even more interesting for you! :) 🕐 Chapters: 0:00 My Content Creation Principles - Intro 1:21 Race Introduction 2:35 Starting Grid 3:21 Race 8:07 What is a "Bumpdraft"? 8:39 Race 35:35 Credits 🏎 Lately, sim racing fans might have had a dubious impression of GT Sport, because unless the viewer plays the specific racing game themselves, they base their opinions on streams and YouTube videos. Unfortunately, since GT Sport doesn't have a proper damage model, many people just play it for fun, and YouTubers are no exception. Ultimately, what the viewer (or low-rated player) sees is the usual trashy farts that destroy the game's reputation. 🤓 I want to show you what kind of awesome racing GT Sport can give you if you take it seriously: protect your driver rating, prepare honestly for competitions, and treat other drivers with respect. 🎥 And when you add the coolest camera angles from cinematic external cameras, excellent graphics, and then expertly commentate and edit it all for several dozen hours, you get a completely different game! 🔴 Draft - an aerodynamic effect that allows the car behind to get closer to the car in front by entering a zone of thin air behind the leading car. Simply put, the car (or other vehicle) in front literally pushes air for the one behind. This aerodynamic technique is called "slipstreaming" or "drafting." It's most common in car, motorcycle, and bicycle racing. In NASCAR, "drafting" is also used as a separate term. Here's what sports commentator Vladimir Bashmakov says: Drafting is very similar to the effect many know as slipstreaming, but it works slightly differently. When one car catches up with another, the one in front, it experiences less drag and goes faster. In NASCAR, since the car's body creates more turbulence, a second effect occurs. When the catching car gets as close to the one in front as possible, it creates turbulent airflow (so-called dirty air) behind it, which pulls it backward. The airflow begins to flow around them as if they were one car, and they go faster." Source: Igor Asanov    • NASCAR: почему это смотрит вся Америка?   The quoted moment begins at 9:22 🟡 Full recording of the Basic Ollie stream:    • GT Sport: My First EVER FIA Live Stream!   Our race starts at 11:00 PM