If you are a regular customer of Coach Dave Academy and a player of Le Mans Ultimate you’ll have seen their default setups are implemented into the game for free. These default setups are an improvement on the base game defaults with a one size fit all approach so you can safely complete qualifying and the race, but they were also meant as a taster for you until the official Le Mans Ultimate setup partners began rolling out something far greater. Their professional Le Mans Ultimate setups.
They now deliver on that with top-tier professional setups that have been built from the ground up, with an all new setup philosophy, created by true pro drivers who understand the Le Mans Ultimate physics the best.
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A Special Relationship With LMU
Before we jump into how fast these new setups really are and what they entail, there is some information that is of vital importance and you need to know about it. It’s regarding how these setups have been created and it’s what will make all the difference for you when using them in online competitions. Take it from us they will put you in the best position to win!
Coach Dave Academy have a fantastic relationship with Le Mans Ultimate and are the official setup partner of the game. This is why they have been able to bring a sim racing first to the table with default setups being installed into the game. The partnership also means LMU and CDA work closely with each other to understand how races are created for the online daily racing and online competitions.
From this CDA have been able to determine Le Man Ultimates official online session settings used to build setups efficiently and properly, to benefit you in every session you enter. This means track surface presets, air temps, track temps, time of day and weather data have all been collected and used making the setups the ultimate setups for you.
Benefit From The Coach Dave Academy Treatment
Coach Dave Academy will be giving Le Mans Ultimate the full treatment just like they have with titles before, namely ACC and iRacing. This means whenever they create a professional setup for a car you will receive three different setups with a plethora of data to accompany:
- A qualifying setup
- A race fast setup
- A race safe setup
- A hot lap video on YouTube
- Reference lap data to study on Delta
- Auto-install feature
If you factor in the CDA default setups that you can use for free within the game as well, they now give you 4 different options for your setup choices. Now the CDA defaults might be 2-3 seconds slower per lap compared to the top-tier professional setups, but they are a good base to start learning the game before you get more comfortable.
With the professional setups, they are built on raw pace, to give you the ultimate lap times you could possibly achieve, accompanied with a YouTube video to see how they achieved those times and then the reference lap data within Delta for you to study so you can hit those lap times yourself. Oh and by the way, these setups get the auto install treatment just like setups on ACC and iRacing, removing a lot of the hassle and allowing you to focus on your racing.
See the racing lines, the throttle inputs, the braking points, the steering needed, the correct gears used and more with Delta. It’s an invaluable tool you can’t live without if you want to be ultra competitive on Le Mans Ultimate.
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Auto-install With Delta
As you would have seen above, they have been able to bring their auto-install feature to Le Mans Ultimate. This means not only do you get the ultimate setups, but they are auto-installed for you whenever you enter a session on the game.
As with ACC and iRacing, the Delta app is waiting and ready to detect your LMU session as long as you have the app open. Here’s how it works:
- Open the Delta app
- Join your LMU session
- Select the car setup menu
- Choose the custom setup option
- Browse all of our setups auto-installed and ready to use
- Hit the track with our ultimate setups
Le Mans Ultimate Setups Now Available
If you missed the announcement last week, Coach Dave Academy launched the first full professional Ferrari 488 GTE Evo setup bundle for Le Mans Ultimate and they teased work on the Corvette C8.R GTE bundle.
This week the full pro bundle for the Corvette C8.R drops, and they have a few more surprises for you also, as they have completed the entire pro bundle for the Porsche 911 RSR GTE, taking their total to 3 of the 4 GTE cars now complete, and the Ferrari 499P Hypercar.
They hope to have the final GTE car, the Aston Martin Vantage GTE, complete next week, along with the Toyota GR010 Hypercar. It’s time you became several seconds faster on Le Mans Ultimate thanks to Coach Dave Academy.
FERRARI 488 GTE EVO SETUPS
Car: | Track: | Time: |
Ferrari 488 GTE Evo | Sebring | 1:58.300 |
Algarve | 1:41.724 | |
Spa Francorchamps | 2:15.245 | |
Le Mans | 3:50.486 | |
Monza | 1:46.220 | |
Fuji | 1:36.970 | |
Bahrain | 1:56.674 | |
Imola | 1:40.299 | |
COTA | 2:02.640 |
CORVETTE C8.R GTE SETUPS
Car: | Track: | Lap Time: |
Corvette C8.R | Sebring | 1:58.297 |
Algarve | 1:41.710 | |
Spa-Francorchamps | 2:14.831 | |
Le Mans | 3:51.455 | |
Monza | 1:46.386 | |
Fuji | 1:36.834 | |
Bahrain | 1:56.681 | |
Imola | 1:40.624 | |
Cota | 2:02.705 |
PORSCHE 911 RSR GTE SETUPS
Car: | Track: | Lap Time: |
Porsche 911 RSR GTE | Sebring | 1:57.938 |
Algarve | 1:41.304 | |
Spa | 2:14.297 | |
Le Mans | 3:50.645 | |
Monza | 1:46.012 | |
Fuji | 1:36.486 | |
Bahrain | 1:56.275 | |
Imola | 1:40.134 | |
COTA | 2:02.663 |
FERRARI 499P HYPERCAR SETUPS
Car: | Track: | Lap Time: |
Ferrari 499P | Sebring | 1:45.507 |
Algarve | 1:31.001 | |
Spa | 1:59.600 | |
Le Mans | 3:23.872 | |
Monza | 1:34.197 | |
Fuji | 1:27.436 | |
Bahrain | 1:45.058 | |
Imola | 1:29.562 | |
COTA | 1:50.891 |
CDA Le Mans Ultimate Naming Convention
A new game CDA creates setups for means new naming conventions to follow. Below they outline all of the abbreviations they will be using for all of the cars and tracks in LMU, with a setup example at the very bottom. They have done this as they believe this will be the best way for you to understand and separate what the different setups are.
Cars | ||
Car | Abbreviation | |
Hypercar | Cadillac V-Series.R | CSVR |
Ferrari 499P | 499P | |
Glickenhaus SCG 007 LMH | SCG007 | |
Peugeot 9X80 | 9X8 | |
Porsche 963 | P963 | |
Vanwall Vandervell 680 | VAN680 | |
Toyota GR010 Hybrid | GR010 | |
Peugeot 9X8 (with wing) | 9X8W | |
Lamborghini SC63 | SC63 | |
Alpine A424 | A424 | |
Isotta Fraschini Tipo 6 | IFTIPO6 | |
LMP2 | Oreca 07 | LMP2 |
LMGTE | Aston Martin Vantage AMR | AMR |
Chevrolet Corvette C8.R | C8R | |
Ferrari 488 GTE Evo | 488GTE | |
Porsche 911 RSR-19 | RSR |
Tracks | |
Track | Abbreviation |
Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida, USA | SBR |
Algarve International Circuit, Portimão, Portugal | ALG |
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Stavelot, Belgium | SPA |
Circuit de La Sarthe, Le Mans, France | LM24 |
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Monza, Italy | MON |
Fuji Speedway, Oyama, Shizouka, Japan | FUJI |
Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain | BIC |
Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari | IMO |
Circuit of the Americas | COTA |
SETUP NAME EXAMPLES:
CDA CSVR FUJI Q01 – Qualifying setup |
CDA CSVR FUJI R01 – Race setup |
CDA CSVR FUJI S01 – Safe setup |