I brake with my right foot so I'm a 61% Front driver . Seem to work.
Apologies, I should have said that I was referring to LEFT FOOT brakers.
Yep, right foot braking appears to require an entirely different approach, because of the effects of the power/coast. By definition, if you are right foot braking then you must have lifted completely off the gas, thereby engaging the COAST setting. Also I know that some of you (Pete included ) use the classic Heel and Toe method on the pedals, where the ball of your right foot on the brake, whilst using the heel to "blip" the throttle between gear downshifts.
Although I have never done an in depth study into what happens during the Heal and Toe period, I suspect that you are actually switching between Coast and Power values on the diff each time the gas is blipped? I can see that if done with skill and dexterity it could be very successful, by constantly adjusting the balance and turn of the car? My feet are just not built for those sorts of ballet moves.
It is strange that so many of us who drive a real life manual gearbox in our daily life, opt for left foot braking in GPL? I have tried left foot braking on my Ford Mondeo on a VERY quiet road and at low speed. The result was frightening and scary!!!! DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!!!
Quite why we can drive sims with left foot braking so comfortably is a mystery to me. lol