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Caterham Academy

Brands Hatch Indy · Assetto Corsa Evo · Updated Aug 18, 2026
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// Hot Lap · Dry

TYRES

  • Compound: Semi-slick (Academy control tyre)
  • Front Pressure: 24 PSI (cold)
  • Rear Pressure: 23 PSI (cold)
  • Front Camber: -2.8°
  • Rear Camber: -1.5°
  • Caster: 6.0°
  • Optimal Operating Temp: 75–85°C

ELECTRONICS

  • TC: N/A
  • ABS: N/A
  • Engine Braking: N/A (fixed, no adjustment)
  • Brake Bias: see SUSPENSION

SUSPENSION

  • // FRONT
  • Ride Height: 75 mm
  • Wheel Rate FL / FR: 26000 N/m / 26000 N/m
  • ARB: 18 N/m (max stiff setting)
  • Brake Torque Multiplier: 100%
  • Brake Bias: 58%
  • // REAR
  • Ride Height: 80 mm
  • Wheel Rate RL / RR: 24000 N/m / 24000 N/m
  • ARB: N/A (fixed, not adjustable)
  • Diff Preload: N/A (fixed spool/viscous — no adjustment)
  • Diff Coast: N/A
  • Diff Power: N/A

DAMPERS

Slow BumpSlow ReboundFast BumpFast Rebound
FL2800 Nsm4200 Nsm1400 Nsm2100 Nsm
FR2800 Nsm4200 Nsm1400 Nsm2100 Nsm
RL2600 Nsm3800 Nsm1300 Nsm1900 Nsm
RR2600 Nsm3800 Nsm1300 Nsm1900 Nsm

AERO

  • Front Ride Height: 75 mm (as low as regs/kerb strikes allow for Paddock Hill compression)
  • Rear Ride Height: 80 mm (slight rake for rear stability through Clearways)
  • Downforce: N/A (no adjustable wings on Academy)
  • Brake Ducts: N/A

KEY SETUP NOTE

  • Maximum front ARB stiffness combined with slightly softer rear roll resistance sharpens turn-in at Druids and Graham Hill without destabilizing the rear on exit — critical since this car has no diff adjustment, so mechanical grip and geometry (camber/toe) are your only tools to manage traction out of Druids.

TRACK GUIDE

  • Paddock Hill Bend: brake as late as possible in a straight line on the crest — trail brake gently into the downhill compression, let the chassis rotate naturally; don't overslow, this feeds Druids.
  • Druids: sacrifice mid-corner speed for a clean, early throttle application — this is the most important traction zone on the lap, feeding the long Cooper Straight.
  • Graham Hill Bend: trail brake deep, use the downhill camber to rotate the car; carry speed rather than pointing it — it's a momentum corner.
  • McLaren Bend: committed, single input — treat it as flat-ish with a lift; lateral load builds progressively, stay smooth to protect exit speed onto Clearways.
  • Clearways/Clark Curve: this is where the lap is won — carry as much minimum speed as possible on entry and build to full throttle progressively; a strong exit here maximizes speed across the start/finish line.

THEORETICAL BEST LAP

  • 0:52.900 — estimated optimal lap,
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