Machtkarton3525

1. Deluxe Schumacher Edition 2. Digital Version 3. 19/05/2020 4. No Gamertag: Machtkarton3524

Machtkarton3524 - Xbox One

Hey☺ I think it's a bug. I haven't been able to fix it yet. I don't think any update will come out to fix this problem because the new game will be released in 2 weeks.

What i just thought of☺. Try to set the ERS a little lower at the start, and once you have full traction, you can set the ERS higher again. This should give the additional traction in the first part of the start.

Oh sorry for the misunderstanding. In which season are you in your career. I'll assume you're in Season 3 because you're already in the front row with the McLaren. 1. You have very strong spinning rear wheels. This may be because of the transmission setting. What did you set in the transmission? 2. Try to switch to the 4 gear as quickly as possible, which also brings you additional traction. But the AI is pretty hard to beat at the starts.

Ok. ☺ You have written that you drive with all the assists. Try pushing the gas pedal through at the start. With the traction control it is so that it slows you down a little in the acceleration phase (mostly in the rain). At the start it is very helpful but in the race it slows you down a little bit. Why I can give you the tip to make the assists gradually. In the beginning you will be slower, but after a while your pace will increase. I drive completely without assists but I see with most of them driving with all assist that they push the gas pedal at the start fully. I hope I could help you a little further.☺

Hey.☺ Short question. Do you push the gas pedal completely at the start or do you keep the revolutions at 11500?

@criptero I also had a Logitech steering wheel for a while. 1. With the pedals it is very important that you always keep them clean, maybe there has accumulated some dirt and then triggered this problem. If you clean the pedals, I recommend you to watch a Tutorial on YouTube, because you have to be very careful so that you don't damage cables. If this solution didn't help, 2. I can recommend you to check the F1 main menu for the calibration of your steering wheel, maybe something has changed in the brake settings. And finally, 3. I can recommend you to check out the Logitech Gaming Software. Try to reset the software to its default settings. Maybe you've had a mistake beforehand, which changed the brakes that led to this problem. I hope I could help you a little bit further.

Can you give me some more information? On which platform do you play F1 and which accessories do you use for it? Then maybe I can help you.

I have exactly the same problem on Xbox. I think it's just a bug. Probably the bug will not be fixed so quickly, because F1 2020 will be released in a short time.

That's a bug. In the Forum Technical Assitance you can make a bug report and maybe you will find a solution. Before you put Bug Report in the forum, read the instructions on how to create a Bug report beforehand. Hopefully I could help you further. 🙂

The question belongs more in the general discussion or technical assitance Forum. You're more likely to get an answer.

Brief info: You're missing some information to create a complete bug report: Accesories and version of the Game. 🙂

I was driving a few time trial laps in Germany when I noticed a bug. -When I go to the global leaderboard and press the "Find me" button, I get an incorrect gamertag. -When I drive on the track, my personal bests and the delta are not shown to me. Platform: Xbox One Version: 1.22 Game mode: Time Trial Accesories: Fanatec Clupsport Steering Wheel Formula V2, CSL Elite Whell Base v1.1, Xbox One Controller, Xbox Stereo Headset Wrong Gamertag: LIeytonDS1768 (global leaderboard) Correct Gamertag: Machtkarton3524 (leaderboard Friends)

I've already removed the controller and headset and just connected the steering wheel. Nevertheless, I can't prove the Buttons. I will contact Fanatec Support in the next few days.