5 key points as we head to Phillip Island.

Round 1 of the Logitech G Pro Invitational Qualifying series is set to embark on the journey to Phillip Island. 66 years after hosting its inaugural event in December of 1956, The stage is now set for us to tackle the 5.3 kilometre circuit albeit virtually in what is set to be a fantastic opening to the 2023 season.
Given this is the first venue we will see racing on for the Logitech G Pro invitational series in 2023, we thought we’d look at some our key areas around Phillip Island.
1. Miller Corner.
Formerly named Honda hairpin, Miller corner will provide an entertaining start to the race. 45 cars with the combined horsepower of 28,500hp will head towards the Miller corner hairpin on lap one, anything is possible. We’ve seen some big incidents over the years, 2023 is guaranteed to be no exception.
2. Southern Loop.
One of the most exciting and high paced corners on the Phillip Island circuit. Carrying an average speed of around 118km per hour, Southern Loop can be a place that provides some of the best racing any track in the country can offer. A Strong corner exit from turn 1 can provide the opportunity to pounce into Southern loop, while setup off of the corner can present the opportunity to pass further down at Miller corner. Whatever you do don’t find yourself off the track at the loop, you’ll be set of a big excursion.
3. Pit entry.
Exiting turn 11 you’ll find pit entry on the left. Pit entry provides a challenge like no other, commitment being the difference between gaining and loosing time. The challenging narrow piece of road forces you to commit to the entry line, as you attempt to slow down to the 72km per hour limit that is enforced by iRacing regulations. Put one foot wrong you may find yourself with a penalty, or even find yourself off the track entirely.
4. Turn 12.
Arguably One of the most challenging corners at Phillip island. A challenge at the best of times, Turn 12 will provide plenty of entertainment with a compressed field, all trying to manage their slide and throttle applications, trying to get a run down the start finish straight looking for a pass into Doohan Corner.
5. Draft.
Draft can prove to be a great equaliser. A track that consists of an average speed of 174km per hour, Your ability to utilise it may be key to finishing in a strong position. We could see a lot of fuel saving & tyre preservation throughout the race, those who manage it best will come out on top.
What are your key areas around the Phillip Island circuit?
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