Send It Sim Sports manager, Joe Daley has affirmed they are looking for a more aggressive approach to the Logitech G Pro Invitational Supercar Series. Lamenting a slow start to the series for all four SISS entries, the team is looking to improve on the one main area they have identified as a major weakness, Qualifying.
With a best grid position of 26th across all team cars for both rounds, the brains trust at Send It Sim Sports have been analysing where they can get their gains from.
Speaking with Joe Daley, he says “the series is highly competitive and whilst it wasn’t underestimated, and we aren’t surprised at where we are currently, we know there is more out there for us”.
Starting each race buried in the field makes a good result unlikely, if not impossible. “The boys are working really hard and banking plenty of laps as well as data collection and telemetry work in order to fine tune” Joe explained.
SISS will be pressing forward with a more aggressive setup on their cars to extract the extra pace to vault them up the grid. On top of finding more pace from its cars, Joe is also looking for the team and drivers to execute in the important moments, and finish it off by being more clinical. “Being able to pull the big laps out of the bag will go a long way to helping the team”.
A strong aspect Send It Sim Sports have identified in their car has being tyre life, which makes them extremely confident they can feature in the results. The team is likely to recruit from within the team for their endure drives, as they have plenty of depth and quality within the organisation. However, we keep hearing rumours there may be one seat in that stable up for grabs, it’s going to be super interesting to see who ends up in that seat!
Tune in on June 29th to see if Send It Sim Sports have found some of that qualifying pace they are looking for!
