F1 2019 Bahrain: Getting the car setup just right to maximise performance So whether you are signing in quite for the first time in your life or you are a professional f1 sim racing driver, we are here to help you out with everything. F1 2019 holds 21 races in total with the very first one being the Australian GP and the last one being Abu Dhabi GP, with the second last being the Bahrain GP. Bahrain is a desert track which was built in the middle of the desert, surrounded by mountain, it is very challenging due to sand blowing onto its surface, which makes the dust settle on the track, hence making it lose all the grip. With all that said let’s get into the vid.
In F1 2019, Bahrain is the second race of the API F1 Championship. In this episode, prepare to see the glorious Scuderia Ferrari in all of its glory as I painstakingly craft the perfect video for you guys.
F1 2019 is well known for its novice watch feature, so you need to understand the primary subtleties of putting together a F1 car. By observing the tires, you learn and have to decide how much grip do you want on the outer tires, hence cooling grips, subsequent changing the camber degree of your tires which will allow you to use all of your torque.
And what setting would be the best?
Table of Contents
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Complete car setup screenshots for Bahrain F1 2019
Fuel Load
- Fuel Load = 10kg
Aerodynamics
- Front Wing Aero = 4
- Rear Wing Aero = 7
Transmission
- Differential Adjustment on Throttle = 55%
- Differential Adjustment off Throttle = 60%
Suspension Geometry
- Front Camber = -3.30°
- Rear Camber = -2.00°
- Front Toe = 0.07°
- Rear Toe = 0.20°
Suspension
- Front Suspension = 1
- Rear Suspension = 4
- Front Anti-roll bar = 3
- Rear Anti-roll bar = 11
- Front Ride Height = 1
- Rear Ride Height = 3
Brakes
- Brake Pressure = 87%
- Front Brake Bias = 55%
Tyres
- Front Tyre Pressure: = 23.4psi
- Rear Tyre Pressure: = 21.5psi
Conclusion
So here was the complete car setup for Bahrain in F1 2019.
We hope you find this useful for your upcoming online races and time attacks.
Remember that every driver is different and you may need to experiment with the settings to find what works best for you.
Good luck and we’ll see you on the track!