F1 2021 • Controller Settings Guide

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Like previous titles in the series, F1 2021 plays great on a controller and the default settings will be useful for most players.
There is potential to optimise those settings however, which is exactly what this controller guide is set up to do.
In this F1 2021 Controller Settings Guide we'll look at every option available to you in great detail, showing you what button layouts to try out, tricks for MFD shortcuts, steering calibration, throttle and brake settings, vibration, force feedback and more.
If you watched my F1 2020 Controller Settings Tutorial (it was the most popular video I made last year) there's still stuff to learn in this one as I've had an extra year to refine the settings further and explain them better.
By the end of this tutorial you'll not only have some good controller settings, you'll fully understand how each setting impacts the way you drive the car, and can apply that knowledge to any racing game you like.
This guide was recorded on Xbox Series X but also applies to controller users on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Steam, as well as those looking for the best controller settings in F1 2020, F1 2019, F1 2018 and earlier titles.
00:00 - Let's start with the easy stuff.
01:09 - What is The "Secret Sauce"?
03:51 - Settings to help you drive without Assists.
05:16 - How to feel the car beneath you.
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⭐⭐ If you're on PC, Wheel Rotation isn't available for controller players. ⭐⭐ Try turning your saturation to 20, though 0 may be fine if Linearity is at 50. Here's the written version of the guide (below), incase you can't understand my funky Irish accent 😄 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 F1 2021 Controller Settings Guide 🟢 Intro When you use a controller in F1 2021, you’ll have a great time, as it’s easy to drive with confidence. With a few tweaks it can be made even better, and I can help with that, so let’s get started. 🟢 The Fundamentals To adjust your controller, head to Settings and then Controls, Vibration and Force Feedback. Before we get going let’s quickly hop into the Generic Settings. The setting to look out for here is the ERS Overtake Mode. If you would rather hold the button down when deploying your battery, you can choose that here. With that set up, head back to the main screen, and edit a profile. This is where the magic happens. You’ll be presented with your current button layout. The default is fine for more players, but if you’re used to a layout from a different game, you can change that here. One thing you should try out is to unbind the Look Around commands, as we’ll use the right stick for something else. Instead, scroll all the way down to MFD Shortcuts. Assign up/down to Differential, and left/right to your Brake Bias. These are car settings you can change while you drive, and having quick access to them lets you make adjustments on the fly, without taking your other hand off the steering wheel. Once you’re happy with your layout, it’s time to unlock the potential of your controller, let’s get into it. 🟢 Setting up your Steering A racing wheel gives you detailed control of your steering, though you can also get good response from your controller with a few adjustments. In the Calibration menu you’ll see three sliders at the top for steering: your Deadzone, Linearity and Saturation. There’s also a secret fourth setting, which we’ll get to in a moment. Before we change anything, we must first get a sense for how the controller behaves, so open the Testing option and gently flick the Left Stick with your finger. If the Steering number doesn’t return to zero when the stick bounces back, you’ll need to increase your Steering Deadzone. A setting of 1 or 2 usually does the job, but if you’ve got a worn-out controller you might need to put it higher. This setting helps stop your car from wandering about on the straights when you’re not trying to turn it, so it’s an important one to get right. Next, let’s ensure you’re getting the full range of motion from your controller. Open the Test again and turn your steering all the way to the left and right. If it hits 100 on both sides, you’re good to go, but if it doesn’t you should increase your Saturation setting a little. The third setting, your Steering Linearity, is one that can make a big difference. When it’s set to zero, the input is scaled in a linear fashion, push the stick 10% and it gives you 10% steering input, push it 20% to get 20% and so-on. Increasing this will give you more control over the initial steering input, forcing you to tilt the stick more in order to get the same amount of steering, you had before. Doing this makes it harder to control the higher end of steering input however. That being said, the game does dampen controller inputs at high speed to help keep the cars under control, so it’s not a critical issue. I would recommend setting this to 50, as that gives you plenty of control over the all-important low steering ranges, letting you make minor adjustments to your steering with ease. For the fourth setting you need to back out of this menu. Head into Vibration and Force Feedback, and scroll all the way to the bottom to change Maximum Wheel Rotation. While this is a useful setting for wheel users, it’s essentially the “secret sauce” for pad players. Lowering this setting appears to take the edge off of your steering, particularly at low speed, making it easier to take tight corners like the Monaco Hairpin. For now, set it to 270 and see how it feels. It’ll take a bit of getting used to, so you may need to do a few races with it before experimenting with higher or lower values. You may also want to try it with zero Steering Linearity, as the two settings interact with each other. Right now I’m using 270, and a Linearity of 50. If you’re on PC you may not be able to change your wheel rotation on a controller, so instead I would recommend leaving your Steering Linearity at 50, and calling it a day. Our next settings are available to everyone however, helping us to drive without assists. Before that though, hit the Like Button if I’ve helped you out, and let me know what your settings look like. 🟢 Pulling the Triggers The steering was one of the most important things to get right, and as you can see it was rather complicated. Our Throttle and Brake are far simpler to take care of however, so let’s do that now. Head back into Calibration and look at the Throttle and Brake settings, they work in the same way so let’s handle them in pairs. The Deadzone setting tells the game how hard you need to pull on a trigger before it does anything to the car. Much like with the steering Deadzone, if these are above zero when you let the triggers go, the car won’t behave properly, so increase the setting until they do. Likewise, if you find your hands resting on the triggers when you’re not trying to press them, having a little Deadzone can stop you accidentally hitting the brake or accelerator, when you least expect it. For Saturation, open the Test once more and pull the triggers down all the way. If they’re hitting 100 already then great, but if they’re not then you need to increase this setting. Next, we have the Linearity Settings. By increasing these we make it easier to apply small amounts of brake or throttle, something you need to do when you’re driving without ABS, or Traction Control. In my time with F1 2021 so far, I have found that it’s much easier to drive without assists than it was in F1 2020. However, setting both of these to 50 will help most players. You don’t need as much control over the high-end as you do the low-end, and this will go a long way towards helping you switch those Assists off. Another part of the puzzle comes with your Vibration settings, so let’s jump back into that menu one more time, to complete our setup. 🟢 Feeling the Road Your Vibration and Force Feedback settings play a key role in your performance, as they help communicate what the tyres are doing, when they touch the road. Combining these settings with what we see and hear will allow us to react faster, and push our limits. The Strength setting takes care of the overall vibration level. To get the most detailed feedback from your controller, turn it all the way to maximum. Now, when you drive you will feel the left trigger vibrate when you’re about to lock the brakes, and the right trigger will do the same if you spin the rear wheels too much. The rumble motors in the controller handles will also let you know how the rear wheels are behaving. You can really feel the grip coming from the car. I’m using an Xbox Series X controller which has great triggers, however the PS5’s Haptic Triggers are even better, giving you even more control over the car. Unfortunately, most third-party controllers don’t have vibrating triggers, nor does the DualShock 4. With the Strength maximised we now have finer control over the three sliders beneath it. The titles are self-explanatory, however this isn’t a simple case of setting everything to the maximum. What you will need to try out here is the ratio between each slider, so that you get the right kinds of information from your driving. For example, you may want the on-track effects to be rather strong, but for the car to feel loose when you clip the grass. Play about with these force-feedback settings, until you find what works best on-track, for you. When it comes to Force-Feedback, it is a more complicated topic for wheel users, however I can help with that too. I have a wheel settings guide on my channel, which will help you get started for now. In the meantime, thanks for reading, and I wish you the best of luck, in your next race.

[@PJTierney]

Do let me know if you like having the text version alongside the video, it's something new I'm trying out.

[@DimitriMoreira]

@@PJTierney yes! Text version is a great add!

[@spacegerrit9499]

No maximum wheel rotation in my settings.

[@KAI-qs1se]

@@PJTierney is f1 better on console if u get the max wheel rotation setting

[@PJTierney]

@@KAI-qs1se Personal preference really. Overall if you have a good PC the PC experience is better than console as you can do more things in general.

[@carlosrenteria2495]

All I could say is THANKS! This is very helpful since I cannot use a wheel as I am disabled and cannot use my feet so THANKS! I Love all your other videos!

[@PJTierney]

Glad you could enjoy F1 😀

[@christiandabest1932]

@Zz Z why did you have to comment that

[@blazeromey5270]

Sorry to hear about you disability, good to hear that your having fun tho! 😄

[@carlosrenteria2495]

@@christiandabest1932 He just wants attention.

[@carlosrenteria2495]

@@blazeromey5270 Don't be sorry I'm not. I'm still enjoying life on this beautiful place we call earth! But thanks appreciate that!

[@aetherington5]

Just tried this, went 1.4 seconds quicker at Monaco on time trial on my 4th lap 🤯 this after doing about 40 laps previously and barely getting a clean one in due to smashing barriers and corner cuts. Thanks!

[@gema6286]

So what’s the best settings ?

[@mitchellkear2534]

I just got the game and use the pad. Started with the default steering settings and struggled to turn easily. Your settings really helped and it feels much smoother. Thank you!!

[@hamoodj792]

Man thank you, I hated F1 2020 because of my control settings but I know now, I can't wait to have time to play with my pc so I can do these. So much help from you, all the thanks.

[@hazard.33]

changing those steering calibrations helped me go 0.4-0.5 sec faster per lap.

[@cristophergregory8938]

Thanks for this. I forgot to subscribe to you when I saw your video for f1 2020 months ago. I started searching for your videos through history and glad I found you again. Thanks for the new F1 2021 settings

[@garden-goblin]

This is everything I've been looking for and so much more. I've been crushing MyCareer and having a good time but not feeling challenged, so I tried turning the assists off. Good God was that a mistake, I could hardly make it through a lap without losing the car or ruining my tires. Really excited to give these settings a try!

[@Nazmulaa_]

Man I cannot stress how much this video helped, I just got f1 2021 and it felt very understeery but after this vid it felt amazing appreciate that!

[@zaaaga9328]

THANK YOU! I've been playing F1 on a controller for a long time and never had such a smooth steering after these setting. Just tested it in Baku and the difference was night and day. Cheers

[@PJTierney]

Nice one 🙂

[@jlmhays68]

I greatly appreciate the feedback instead of the video being "Ha, just get a wheel. Controller sucks lolz"

[@PJTierney]

Racing is for everyone, that's something I've always believed in 😀

[@Imagination972]

The Steering Linearity change is really important. The standard ps5 controller setting made is unnecessary hard to take tight curves. Thank you!

[@nashbeller3385]

Same... but never had to change it on f1 2020

[@davidalfredsson9193]

It makes u a lot slower tho

[@nashbeller3385]

@@davidalfredsson9193 can we change it?

[@Bigheadguyfromsmolmovie]

Thank you for this tutorial. I ordered f1 2021 for my ps5. I don’t own a wheel so this is super helpful.

[@johnlammie275]

I just got the game this morning and honestly I was wondering how the car kept drifting off to one side and my friend told me about your channel that he watches you and that's where he got his tips from so all I can say is thank you bro now I can enjoy the experience of the game your tip was very helpful if it weren't for people like you some people would struggle to enjoy the game so thank you bro and keep up the great work.. thanks .. 👍

[@xLegumineuse]

I’m a league racer and I’m playing without assit and I usually don’t check those settings. Putting 50% or linearity on throttle and brake is like playing with abs and medium traction which is very cool

[@miguel23fev]

Do you play on playstation?

[@jackmcclorey9971]

such a helpful video, my r2 was broken and changing the throttle saturation had made me extremely faster and my car more responsive around corners

[@EAGYSL]

Thank you I had problems switching from F1 2020 to 2020 because a lot of things changed in terms of controller setting so I had a way worse throttle feeling than before. This Video got my throttle confidence back to nearly where it was in a matter of 3 laps!

[@PJTierney]

Success!

[@KyleS.1987]

Thanks for sharing your settings again this year! Maybe 2021 will be the year I finally get to grips with Monaco.

[@DavidLloyd18]

Saw this video, saw the comments and gave it a go... So glad I did!! The game feels so much better and I feel I can actually up difficulty settings to make the game far more enjoyable!

[@harveyhipkiss7156]

Thank you, I am getting a lot faster lap times and are nailing the harder corners, appreciate it man ❤️

[@davidanderson688]

I think you can read my mind ! I was hoping you were going to do a controller settings guide for the new game . Perfect timing as my Ps4 version is in the post and should arrive tomorrow ! Many Thanks

[@PJTierney]

Most popular video I did last year, had to do another for sure 🙂

[@emiliosr2978]

Thank you so much mate, really helpful!

[@UniQue1992]

Thank you for the great guide. This was very helpful for setting up settings. Thank you!

[@moosebait2281]

Thank God for this information you setup for the pad is brilliant spot on Thank you 😃

[@blazeingbond5057]

Not enough simple vids like this good job 👏

[@Musty-in3tg]

this works fantasticly on f1 2020 too thanks for the help PJ ;)

[@luis2876]

Thank you for this Video, very helpful especially for me as a beginner (last F1 Game I played was F1 2015) Greetings from Germany✌

[@noelmcgovern3987]

Thanks for the tips. The ERS deployment by holding the button is so much better and allows you to save more ERS. Still trying to get used to the steering settings but little by little I'm starting to get the hang of it.

[@bertracer9596]

Great job, thankyou, going to try these now!!

[@Jake_3761]

Brilliant video mate! A lot of help

[@DTCh1ms]

Thanks for the help!! Really appreciate it

[@koolaidman8418]

Much appreciated, big thanks helped a lot brah!!!

[@bonejakon]

Great helpful video. Thanks!

[@ethanpage7778]

Absolutely brilliant video

[@gunther8761]

thanks to your guide how to drive without traction control im now able to put much faster lap time with it right now im struggling with driving without ABS and racing line, gotta keep on trying

[@ricardoprearo6471]

Thank you Bro, you helped me so much!!!!!!

[@thesantiv.9532]

I really needed this. Thank you!

[@PJTierney]

Happy to help.

[@andrecavalcante6912]

Thank you so much!

[@CYNC33]

My settings and binds are exactly the same as 2020, aside from MFD option for fuel mix. No linearity, deadzone or saturation on anything as of now, though that may change. I like it to feel responsive and I know that if I had linearity (which I have tried in the past) it confuses me. Instead, I use the old faithful, stick pushed up and use the shell of the controller to guide me when I need to be precise. Gears X/B, Overtake Y, Look Back RS in, Diff RS left/right, Brake bias RS up/down and that's pretty much the most important parts.

[@RCJoker]

Wow! Amazing video. You are a great help. Thank you!! Awesome work.

[@jackjenkins4496]

Superb content thanks so much for this

[@BradleyG01]

Not even a controller player. Just here because I love your videos. Gotta help get that engagement up too!

[@PJTierney]

#EngagementGang

[@Johnnyjawbone]

This channel is gold. I'm playing with no assists, on a PS5 (Dualsense) and have found the steering a little twitchy. This will help massively.

[@osama1v863]

I've disable all assists but abs, can't find the way to play without abs with pad

[@Johnnyjawbone]

@@osama1v863 Be gradual on the power when turning, never 100%, try between 30-50%. Only go flat out when you feel the tyres grip and the car levels out in a straight line.

[@flyingmike4092]

An absolute lifesaver

[@whoopylindor]

I’m actually a lot faster on wheel than I am on controller but I tried controller out and these settings were buttery. Good stuff thank you.

[@nathanjohnson4721]

Amazing settings love this guide i always have car slipped to fast or drift now i can steer better too no slipped anymore thanks love to you 😀

[@PJTierney]

Glad it helped 🙂

[@JoseVieira-jb2ly]

Finally I can play F1 thanks

[@bigpmc]

Night and day difference after using your settings. Thank you

[@Tahm1988]

Awesome!! I always found playing F1 on a pad rather than a wheel, having better control on steering and keeping the car steady!

[@Markomatic674]

Thanks man ✌️🏆

[@Seb_Kowalke]

WAIT WHAT? Lower wheel rotation influences pad, too? I had no idea! Thanks, PJ! I thought I knew everything about the F1 game, but today I learned something new.

[@PJTierney]

I learned it from another channel a few months ago, it's rather handy 🙂

[@youngbrooks9157]

@@PJTierney it does not come up on my screen in the settings, the wheel rotation?

[@jonahtaylor1309]

@@youngbrooks9157 same here

[@BeardedOne66]

Thanks mate. This helps a lot. 👍🏻

[@PJTierney]

No problem 👍

[@Papiro-lo6wp]

new here, thanks a lot...deserve my sub

[@trueflamexp7297]

Wow, what a difference this made for me.

[@davidanderson688]

Also the wheel rotation setting i looking forward to trying as the corner at Monaco you were referring to i have never been able to get right .I have been known stop at that corner and reverse just to get round it ! Highly embarrassing when there are 10 cars queuing behind you !

[@PJTierney]

Yup, got a lot of comments about that setting last year, and after watching a few videos (big thanks, you guys know who you are) I felt it was a good thing to add.

[@ryzengenx7699]

Thanks bro .. u heroes ..

[@moosebait2281]

Also this is my first f1 game and I'm loving it but could you please do a video of engine settings in the career mode I'm new to all this 🙂

[@richiejbhoy1888]

What a difference this makes. Everyone who watches this. TRY IT!!!!!! thank you

[@vrzM8]

Thanks so much for this, I was getting so frustrated at being considerably slower than the AI on straights, turns out my R2 is faulty

[@somegamerboii7813]

Ikr I had the same problem my R2, when tested was only registering about 78% throttle so I just increased the saturation

[@reviewforthetube6485]

I love my wheel but had to check out the ps5 pad as I heard huge things anything the new dualsense on this game and man oh man I wasn't disappointed the feedback is great the right trigger even gets that snag in it when the tires lock or ypu start losing grip you know it and I just turned all assists off when playing I haven't had an issue I here some people are idk I am just not and I will say you can legit catch slides with the ps5 controller insane right? Lol you can def tell it was designed for a wheel and the ps5 controller I wish everyone had one tbh it does bring more imerssion for controller players for sure lol

[@PJTierney]

Triggers with feedback are amazing for racing games, it's why I played on Xbox all these years 😀

[@santaclaus7238]

You are an absolute legend

[@PJTierney]

Thank you 😀

[@Hacktheplanet_]

Gonna try this soon, hopefully it will help me avoid those curbs of death! 😆

[@PJTierney]

Kerb of DOOM!

[@RickyChapman87]

I’m just getting back into f1 games and had a little go on f1 2019. Silverstone was a blast and then I tried Monaco, that hair pin had me breaking my front wing every time. You are my wife’s best friend as you may have just stopped me spending £220 on a Logitech g920 lmao

[@spekdodo5046]

what country do you live in that it is so cheap

[@RickyChapman87]

@@spekdodo5046 uk

[@Kinna39]

super guide PJ

[@PJTierney]

Thank you!

[@bazcurtis178]

This was very helpful. If you have two controllers can you set them up differently?

[@fusixnrwicnwiejciwj8925]

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

[@charizard_0437]

I bought yesterday a controller to play many games, but I can't downshift in f1 2021. There isn't any problem when playing f1 2018 with the same settings. Apart from this, great video!

[@Snakebite2109]

I'm losing 4 secs a lap against top 3 with same cars I hope this helps because me and my m8s can't figure it out and are 10s of each other but in multiplayer almost 3 to 4 secs which is not right so thanks and I hope it helps this was well explained and nicely presented.

[@aaronleonard641]

Is it possible to use motion steering on PlayStation? I've gotten used to it on GTS and PC2

[@indoprince3]

Cool thx

[@georgekelly4245]

Good video! Any tips on how to do the Japan /USA "s" on controller?

[@user-ul6cc4bh3y]

I am a newbie just did what he said what great settings I must say tho I have to keep traction on since I can’t control it as of now

[@MooseTDI]

not sure if this will help anyone but I personally hold my analogue forward at all times when racing (in order to have a more realistic steering feel as i found if i didnt "roll" the analogue in a circular motion especially when straightening out the car would just snap back and id spin out

[@H4SNU]

What would you say is the best wheel rotation for controller. And what force feedback settings do you use

[@Ravecat27]

The tip with the 270 degrees steering was the best.

[@jlst_gtr4498]

Hey! Thanks for your video! I play F1 2021 with an Xbox controller on PC and while it works good for the most part, I'm having massive issues with going through sharp corners. Even at a very slow speed, the car just doesn't turn in... Super annoying as I'm losing several seconds per lap with that. A few examples are Bahrein Corner 10 and Imola corner 7 & 14/15. Any idea what causes this and what I can do about it? Any help is appreciated!

[@degradedanimationandgaming6722]

it takes getting used to but overall good thx

[@JokerJim23]

Thanks PJ, been playing F1 from the 1st on Xbox & use manual gears , ABS =off & now Traction off too. Done a few laps & yer guide to the pad settings is going to help plenty. So cheers, pedal to the metal 🏎️🏎️🏎️🏎️🏆🏆⏱️⏱️

[@PJTierney]

Glad I could help 😀

[@Breezerdkk]

Very nice guide indeed. I am on PC with PS4 controller and Xbox Controller. i dont have this Wheel Rotation setting on enhanced mode on. how can i put that on on PC ?

[@minimapgaming675]

this helped so much im now better than my friend on wheel

[@Team2L2k]

Thank you. What do you suggest for the effects of on track, off track and rumble strip?? I’m a pad player on PS4

[@PJTierney]

It's all about ratios and what information you want from the car. I like everything on maximum, and I think on PS4 at least you should definitely max On-Track effects 9since you don't have vibrating triggers). Off-Track and Rumble, up to you.

[@daliborjanousek8396]

Hi, what about using PS5 Dualsense on PC? Is there the haptic and adaptive triggers feature working normally?

[@benjaminrebers4121]

Was getting increasingly frustrated at Monaco. Going to apply these tips tomorrow and try again.

[@sneakyscorpia]

I am still really struggling at Monaco, I dunno what to do now, I literally can't do Monaco and I am on the really easy settings.

[@sneakyscorpia]

Apart from if I put the Steering assist on but that just makes it feel like I am "cheesing" everything :(

[@reazyde8658]

@@sneakyscorpia Setups..wings on 11

[@sneakyscorpia]

@@reazyde8658 Thanks, I think I figured out what I was doing wrong (quite inexperienced with a controller) I think due to my trigger pressure I was going too fast in and for some reason "tapping" the brake + accelerator helped alot on the tight turn :)

[@exupero-9209]

@@sneakyscorpia in what part of Monaco are you struggling?

[@Cristiandd16]

i have a question, i bought a new ps4 controller and i wonder why the steering is so fast and jerky... i cannot find settings to calibrate it like on f1 2020, help?

[@1067148]

Max wheel rotation setting isn't present on PC. What setting in the Steam controller setting would I have to modify yo get the same effect? I don't quite understand the effect this wheel setting has on a controller.

[@massivesupersett]

Beginner Q, when braking (and accelerating for that matter), is it sensitive to how much you hold down the trigger? So brakes will slam if you hold it down completely, and holding it down 75% will be a slightly less intense brake?

[@PJTierney]

Yes, very sensitive.

[@JJAM13]

You could not even imagine how much these settings helped me to improve my driving tonight! Just have one question, what does the brake bias and differential settings mean/do? Thanks!

[@PJTierney]

Look up my ABS/Traction guides, they go into more detail on each of those settings 🙂 You have to use slightly different numbers in 2021, but the theory is the same.

[@JJAM13]

@@PJTierney I will take a look on that video. Thanks for these videos, they are truly amazing!

[@wildwilco]

when going from wheel to controller you can definitely feel the built in traction controller and steering assist in the corners. the game catches oversteer for you, and the grip you ahve out of slow corners is so powerfull. when i do time trial with controller im roughly 0.5-1s faster than wheel.

[@nivo_03]

The difference from a PS4 controller to a PS5 controller is insane. It feels like a different game

[@CurvyBobbie]

What’s better ps4 or ps5 controller?

[@JoePCool14]

@@CurvyBobbie I'd assume the PS5 controller

[@montanapopehn6511]

What do people on xbox controllers set their on track effect, rumble strip and off track effects at?

[@gethighfly]

Can you please make a video on differential and front brake bias? Like what it is and how to use it effectively? I’m new and your videos are helping me.

[@PJTierney]

Planning things soon 🙂 In the meantime check out my F1 2020 videos where I explain them a bit more.

[@gethighfly]

@@PJTierney will do and looking forward to it!

[@Dyl469]

lovely ol irish voice, good vid lad

[@PJTierney]

Ah sure, tis grand talking about eff wan.

[@spekdodo5046]

@@PJTierney lmaoooo

[@eskob151]

This helped so much, just 0.4 0.5 sec faster

[@eckelito]

Hi! If you can't change maximum wheel rotation. This settings does not appears for my. Any tips?

[@simontomlinson6831]

Thanks for this guide, I’m a newbie to F1 game, thought I’d give it a try, jumped in with all assists off, yeah anyway, safe to say that was a disaster 😂😂 so gonna give this setup a try, gotta say tho, can see why people love the game, I’ve just gotta get my head around all the settings you use while driving but great vid 👍

[@nathantaylor7625]

Try to practice without assitsbas much as you can because then it will be built into you if your just starting. This guy also has a vid for driving with no assits🤌

[@seanwu7510]

Hi I got a Xbox one controller. In game I cannot receive any feedback on the rear tyre's grip. Is it something wrong with my setting or the controller itself?

[@Avenzinho]

What about the left analog stick response..for example when you slightly move it doesn’t turn.. i want my car to turn when i slightly move it….can somebody help?

[@lucagros9751]

I dont like vibrations, and i never saw it as a help. Maybe ill try it when im home.😁

[@ionut1996claudiu]

I'm always questioning my controller settings in every game (especially racing games). Happy to see there's a guide explaining them and also providing tips. You just earned a sub! Looking forward to see similar content on other racing games too, Thanks!

[@fernandomancera2087]

Thanks this really help me . I’ve got a quiestion ,I used the first setting u gave us that the best for right corners??

[@PJTierney]

I think the 270 "secret sauce" setting I brought up should help with tighter corners, I certainly felt faster through the chicanes using it.