To complete the ‘Doing what you do best’ Daily Challenge in Forza Horizon 6, you must earn a 3-star rating at any Speed Zone while driving a Lamborghini. You don’t have to earn all 3 starts in one go but if you are like me, you like to do it first time. The most efficient way to clear this objective is using the 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto at the Pylons Speed Zone, where an average speed of 105 mph is required. By following this guide and using the provided S2-class grip tune, you can finish the Italian Exotics Summer Festival Playlist in a single attempt.
Key Takeaways
- Objective: Earn 3 stars at any Speed Zone in any Lamborghini.
- Recommended Car: 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto (Autoshow price: 365,000 CR).
- Top Location: Pylons Speed Zone (Target: 105 mph average).
- Tune Code: 527 175 311 (S2 Class Grip Setup).
- Reward: 1 Forzathon Point and 5,000 Credits.
How to Complete the ‘Doing what you do best’ Challenge
The ‘Doing what you do best’ objective is the final Daily Challenge of the Summer season within the Italian Exotics series. While Forza Horizon 6 allows you to use any Lamborghini model for this task, the 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto is highly recommended due to its exceptional stability and high-end acceleration. If it isn’t already in your garage, you can pick it up at the Autoshow for 365,000 Credits.
The Pylons Speed Zone is the ideal location for this challenge. Accessible early in the game as part of the Green Wristband career progression, it features relatively wide turns that allow you to maintain high momentum without heavy braking.
Best Lamborghini Revuelto Tune for Speed Zones
To make the 105 mph average speed requirement trivial, we recommend applying a custom S2-class grip tune. This setup prioritizes lateral Gs and downforce, allowing the Revuelto to take the Pylons curves with minimal speed loss.
- Tuning Share Code: 527 175 311
Internal link: If you are looking for more high-speed builds, check out our guide on the fastest cars in Forza Horizon 6.
Tips for 3-Starring the Pylons Speed Zone
Success in any Forza Horizon 6 Speed Zone depends heavily on your “run-up.” Do not start at the gate; instead, back up at least 300–400 yards. You want to cross the entry gate already traveling at roughly 120 mph. By entering the zone at a higher velocity than the 105 mph target, you create a “buffer” that allows you to drop speed slightly during the mid-turn without falling below the 3-star average.
Once the notification pops, you will receive your Forzathon Point and 5,000 Credits, effectively closing out your Summer seasonal progression. For more help with the Italian Exotics series, stay tuned to our latest festival coverage.
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