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Meta Setups For Week 9 LFM

Week 9 LFM is here and our meta setups will guide you to victory!

Written By Simon Baggus

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ACC, GT3
Published March 5, 2024
Updated 1 year ago

It’s week 9 of the LFM season and we head to Hungaroring for endurance and Kyalami for the CDA Sprint series.

Our latest Kyalami meta setups are so fresh that we haven’t had to update a single one of them for this week, meaning we haven’t had to create new hot laps for them or adjust anything for the BOP applied. You can grab them now and continue on your winnings ways.

Coach Dave Delta

Week 9 LFM Meta Setups

We have had to adjust all 6 of our meta setups for Hungaroring however, because the BOP changed some of the characteristics for all cars from our existing setups. The LFM BOP table will show the updated lap times achieved from our new meta setups at Hungaroring.

LFM BOP TABLE THIS WEEK

Car	Lap Time
McLaren 720s GT3 Evo	1:42.397
Aston Martin V8 Vantage	1:42.172
BMW M4 GT3	1:42.275
Lamborghini Huracan GT3	1:42.397
Porsche 992 GT3R	1:41.807
Ferrari 296 GT3	1:42.092

As you can see, the Porsche 992 GT3R seems to be the dominant force this week but you can get all of your Hungaroring meta setups to tackle LFM Week 9 right here right now.

Coach Dave Delta

Week 9 LFM Meta Setups

Hungaroring Hot Laps Live

You can also watch all 6 hot laps for the hungaroring below:

Mclaren 720s GT3 Evo

Aston Martin V8 Vantage

BMW M4 GT3

Lamborghini Huracan GT3

Porsche 992 GT3R

Ferrari 296 GT3

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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.

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