Announcements

LFM Meta Setups for Misano and Brands Hatch in Week 2

Meta setups live on Coach Dave Delta right now

Written By Simon Baggus

Announcements
ACC
Published October 15, 2024
Updated 2 years ago

Week 1 is done. How did you get on? We hope you enjoyed our meta setups and you picked up a win. If you haven’t tried our setups yet what are you waiting for?

It’s time to get going for week 2 with Coach Dave Delta as we prepare you with more meta setups for Misano and Brands Hatch.

Get Coach Dave Delta

LFM Week 2 Setups

LFM WEEK 2 SETUPS

For week 2 of the LFM season, you will jet around the world to Misano and Brands Hatch and we have our meta setups fine-tuned and ready to bolt on to win for the following cars:

Ford Mustang GT3
Mercedes AMG GT3 Evo
Ferrari 296 GT3
McLaren 720s GT3 Evo
Aston Martin GT3
Porsche 992 GT3R
Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo 2
Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo 2
BMW M4 GT3

You will find meta-qualifying and meta-race setups prepared at both tracks for you, ready to download right now on Delta.

LFM WEEK 2 LAP TIMES

For week 2 we have one new reference lap for you to watch. This time it’s the Aston Martin at Misano. Don’t forget, you can find all our reference laps for every car within Delta itself.

Car	Track	Lap Time
Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT3	Misano	1:32.700 (BOP: +6 kg)

Get Coach Dave Delta

LFM Week 2 Setups

LFM WEEK 2 HOT LAPS

Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT3 at Misano:

Get Coach Dave Delta Today

This post was written by

Simon Baggus

Simon Baggus is the SEO, Marketing and Editorial lead for Coach Dave Academy and SimGrid & writer for RaceControl.GG for Studio 397, covering all aspects of sim racing on ACC, iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate, GT7 and more with 15 years experience in the blogging, writing & sim racing space combined.

Subscribe to the Coach Dave. Join tens of thousands of subscribers who get the best of sim racing in their inbox every day.

Your New Way to Get Faster!

Find seconds every lap with Delta! Climb the Delta leaderboards by comparing laps with leading drivers using Auto Insights (AI) coaching, telemetry data & setups to reach the podium.

Latest Posts

Understanding Pace Notes In Assetto Corsa Rally

There’s a saying in rallying: that circuit racers see the same corner a thousand times, but rally racers see a thousand corners once. That’s a huge part of why, whilst most race cars will only have a seat for a driver, a rally car will have a second seat for your co-driver. This article will look deeper into what the person sat alongside you is doing, why they’re doing it, and how to make the most out of your pace notes in Assetto Corsa Rally. What is a Co-Driver? A co-driver, or a co-pilot in some places in the world, is typically your right-hand man (or woman) – or left-hand if your car is right-hand-drive. They’re sat alongside you, notebook in hand, telling you exactly what to expect from the next corners and any hazards you may expect to find along the way. Over time, the co-driver’s role has evolved…