My Ultimate F1 Racing Simulator Gaming Setup! 

Much love for you Justin. Your videos never miss and your passion is inspiring👊👊 I hope you love what you’re doing!! Keep it up🔥

Whoooooooaa.. So cool to see this.. It's a dream to see like this one in real life.. Hope to see more videos about sim setup especially for budget one and maybe a worldwide giveaway too for a full budget sim rscing setup.. That would be a dream come true.. Thanks for sharing this.. More success to come in your career..

Great video Bro… what did the setup cost you ?

Where did you get those race suits? Can you link the eBay account??

nice equipment, but wrong FOV.

make sure it's bugless upon release, and tone down the EA influence on microtransactions.

Yes!

jianh1989 I commend the attempt

bad ass

I am getting the game on launch day👍

For sure. Next step is turning off racing line

Many laps to get it ? Not at all, check a fast lap video on youtube with good players telling u where to brake after u do 2~3 slow laps to get the hang of the circuit and u're set to go. U'll just improve ur time overtime as u get to know the track better, but i do not agree that u need many laps to get it good.

@@imstan31 Why ruin the fun for everyone? If you want to cheat, then do so, but let others enjoy the journey.

@@imstan31 pro player spotted a man knows it all

I actually ended up doing an F2 sim season to get the hang of it, with the assists all turned up pretty high. I thought the braking was pretty easy...those distance markers are there for a reason! Biggest challenge for me was the steering. In true F1 form the wheel only moves 360deg lock-to-lock, so its way more sensitive than a road car. It makes it much easier to understeer and skid out of corners and into the grass or gravel!

And who in tarnation is gonna be able to afford that Jeff bezos

You do know that these sim racing hardware items retain their resale value by about 90%?

@@Axel22250 pretty reasonable actually

@@themaincheese5897 how that’s over 5k

@@Axel22250 yes obviously it’s expensive but some rigs cost upward of 20 grand. This is a pretty reasonable price for an amateur rig that can be written off as a business expense.

Those Are csl elite pedals

Yes no

Haha I’m glad people like it

yea that’s a track that I’ll need few more days on for sure haha

I just got the G29 as my first racing wheel for F1 do you have any tips to help me? I’m really struggling with corners and loosing that I had with a controller

@@gusquinzel8847 My suggestion as a new wheel users: As beginner, play Melbourne -> Imola -> Monaco / Netherlands. After you master these tracks, the rest are child's plays. Use manual gear in all setups. Change your wheel to support only 270 , or 240 degrees (your preference). 1. Enable Internet connection. In game menu, select the time trial, and when you're in the cockpit view inside your garage, select Session Info. 2. Choose and use the top 10 car setup which match to your model (red bull, Ferrari etc...). 3. Go to driving assist settings, turn Traction control to full and break assist to minimal (don't use full brake assist). 4. Turn on full 3D lane assist. 5. Start the gameplay. During gameplay, learn specific corner by rewinding your gameplay and restart at the point before you make that corner. Train it again and again. 6. After you're comfortable with whole track, turn traction control and brake assist to minimal. Turn 3D lane assist to corners only. 7. After you're comfortable with 6, switch off the traction control and brake assist to minimal. From here you turn yourself to a baby again because of the loose traction. Don't give up because you're ALMOST there. Learn how to accelerate and throttle in corners to feel the traction which joystick won't able to mimic the driving simulation. 8. Master no. 7 and finally you get addicted and ignore your naked gf.

Same for me I absolutely love monaco

@@Fw8888 why 270 degrees instead of 360?

Well, did you?

Did you find it?

😅😮😊 já njjuijuu😮unnhh no hiom❤

Haha aside from the driving ability, though I did get close to one of their demo times after a ton of practice on Austria track

He need to qualify in F1 Esports first. The fastest players gets picked

what are you talking about, all he has is a setup

engineer:Do u have any damage Lando:Talent

@@F3RRO1 where do you qualify in F1 Esports?

Yea only thing to keep in mind is the amount of calibration and setup required with the more advanced direct drive systems. We’re more casual players, so maybe woudlve opted for a simpler setup

@@JustinTse yes I think we’ve got to get the balance right. We want kids/young teenagers to be able to enjoy it as well so we might also opt for a simpler gaming option as well. Although I would think that racing fans and car enthusiasts would maybe be more of our demographic. I’m in the Uk and their aren’t loads of venues around that offer it just yet so hopefully we can do well being an early adopter

Use thrust master wheels. Direct drive simply too dangerous for the general public