Worth applying to Trinity as a state comprehensive student

Im currently in year 12 and am thinking of applying to do economics at Cambridge. I was pretty decided on Trinity as my college of choice but looking at the TSR pros and cons list of each college (https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/university/student/cambridge-college-pros-and-cons), as well as doing a few quick google searches, I've found that Trinity has a reputation of being elitist school-wise and caring more about current attainment rather than potential (To the tune of wanting 5 A-Levels plus). When I visited on the open day I also heard this, but at that point I was a bit too starry-eyed to pay much mind to their comment haha.

I go to a state comprehensive school (Fairly middle of the pack in terms of quality) but my predicted grades are likely going to be in the range of A*A*A*A or A*A*A*A* (In Econ, Comp Sci, Maths and Further Maths respectively). My main reasons for applying to Trinity are mostly the fact that they are the only college doing in-person interviews, as well as liking the college itself when I visited on the open day (The academic nature is also a big plus), but I'm wondering if I'm shooting myself in the foot by applying to Trinity, and if it would be smarter to apply to another, potentially less elitist, college to better my chances of getting in. Sorry if this question has been asked before.

Side note - I'd appreciate alternate college recommendations if the general consensus is that I should avoid Trinity

Learn to use better sources. Nowhere credible says Trinity wants 5 A levels plus. What it asks for and what students attain in the way of grades is easily googlable, it's on the uni website and gets put up on TSR several times a year.

I read on the Trinity College, Cambridge University website: "60% of offer holders had a minimum of A*A*A* or more."

Im currently in year 12 and am thinking of applying to do economics at Cambridge. I was pretty decided on Trinity as my college of choice but looking at the TSR pros and cons list of each college (https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/university/student/cambridge-college-pros-and-cons), as well as doing a few quick google searches, I've found that Trinity has a reputation of being elitist school-wise and caring more about current attainment rather than potential (To the tune of wanting 5 A-Levels plus). When I visited on the open day I also heard this, but at that point I was a bit too starry-eyed to pay much mind to their comment haha.

I go to a state comprehensive school (Fairly middle of the pack in terms of quality) but my predicted grades are likely going to be in the range of A*A*A*A or A*A*A*A* (In Econ, Comp Sci, Maths and Further Maths respectively). My main reasons for applying to Trinity are mostly the fact that they are the only college doing in-person interviews, as well as liking the college itself when I visited on the open day (The academic nature is also a big plus), but I'm wondering if I'm shooting myself in the foot by applying to Trinity, and if it would be smarter to apply to another, potentially less elitist, college to better my chances of getting in. Sorry if this question has been asked before.

Side note - I'd appreciate alternate college recommendations if the general consensus is that I should avoid Trinity