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BOP, or Balance of Performance, is a way to even out performance differences across different manufacturers. There are various reasons to do that, but the main one is to make the field competitive and lower development costs.

A very remote racetrack on the Dutch shores, it's very sensitive to the elements and hidden by the dunes. I must have been there more than a dozen times, and mostly, no racing weekend went by without a few spots of rain. That only adds to the technical, narrow flowing challenge that is the legendary Zandvoort!

BMW made some headway in 2023 when they sealed a multi-year contract with WRT. One of the most successful teams in modern racing history would say goodbye to Audi and switch to the BMW M4 GT3 from 2023 onwards.

Just like Aston Martin, Bentley is the pinnacle of British pride. Although the manufacturer from Crewe leans more toward the GT and luxury sports car segment, they've been a competitive player in the GT3 field for ages.

Aston Martin holds an irreplaceable place in my heart as my all-time favorite manufacturer. From gracing the screens of James Bond movies to dominating the racetrack, Aston Martin consistently produces captivating machinery that's not just visually stunning, but awe-inspiring. The symphony of an Aston V8 or V12 engine is unmatched in its resonance and allure.

Sim racing telemetry is a powerful tool that allows drivers to delve deep into their performance data, providing valuable insights to enhance lap times and overall racecraft. In this blog, we'll explore what telemetry data is, how to access it in sim racing games, and most importantly, how to analyze it effectively to fine-tune your skills and dominate the track.