CSR 2 Racing – Make Perfect Start EVERY Time

CSR 2 Racing is a game where small parts of seconds decide if you win or lose a race and the most important thing that will determine the time you will need to finish the race is your start – if you do a bad start you will lose a lot of time and often enough (especially in live races) lose the race because your opponent can decide the race already by doing a better start than you do!

So here’s my technique that will show you how you can do a perfect start at any race and with any car!

CSR 2 Racing – Perfect Start Technique

First of all, let me explain to you how a perfect start works and why it is so important.

green zone perfect start

If the acceleration is within the green zone when the race starts, you will do a perfect start and accelerate as fast as possible – if it’s lower, you don’t have enough power to shift into the next gear soon enough and if you’re above it, your tires will spin and you will also lose precious time.

You probably do your starts like I did in the past by just tapping the pedal for small amount of times over and over and hope it will land in the green zone.

Well, hoping is not a very trustful technique in CSR 2 Racing, so let me show you a far better way now. This technique is actually pretty easy to use because you can completely rely on it.

Step 1: Preparation

Might you have recognized the small dots within the countdown? If not, let me tell you that they are showing you EXACTLY when the race is about to start:

csr2 countdown

In every number of the countdown, there are 3 little dots showing up before the next number comes and this will be your anchor point – I’ll show you in the next part why they are so important and helpful to you.

Step 2: Get To Know Your Car

Every single car has a different area that is the green zone for a perfect start, so also each car has an individual timing that you will need to find out.

Now go to your tuning settings and start a free race there (you won’t lose fuel or money when trying it out there)

In the beginning, you will simply blow out full throttle so your acceleration is on max.

perfect start kickdown

 

Now you will need to find the perfect moment when you need to release it so it will land in the green zone.

The little dots that I have been telling you about a couple lines above are not getting into the game – they will help you release the pedal at the exact right amount of time!

When I do it, I just play around and start with when the number 1 is on and the last dot is appearing, if that doesn’t work and I am too early or too late releasing it, I try again and release a little earlier or sooner.

good start

Of course, you can’t always land the perfect start but you will get a “good start” as your worst and this is a lot better than gambling by trying to hold the needle around the green zone.

Perfect Launch In Live Races

The above technique works for all kinds of races in trials, events, story mission and so on, but when it comes to Live Races where you race other human players, there comes one more part into play – actually launching.

While all other races only require you to find the perfect starting point, in Live Races you also need to tab in the very moment when the green light flashes WHILE you have your throttle at the perfect starting point.

This sounds now messy at the beginning and you will mess that up in the first races for sure, but after all it’s nothing else than using the above technique and then watching the green light for hitting your “Launch” button.

csr2 live races launch button

Do not launch when you release the gas! You release the gas like shown above and when the countown is at the end and you see the “Go”, you press the “Launch” button.

Practice this for a couple of times and I promise you that you will get a feeling for that after a few races and start doing that naturally like you’ve never done anything else ????

  1. Awesome. Works great! Was getting frustrated until I tried this, now it’s so easy and I’m winning races again!

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