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That's what I thought @scottishwildcat , didn't think he would be running a hack. I'm just amazed at the grip level upon turn in his hot laps, and the only difference I can assume between my computer and his would be the controller, nothing else. Oh well perhaps I'll just have to get a wheel and see for myself :| Or has anyone else had success with a different gamepad?Microsoft Xbox 360 Controller Logitech Dual Action Gamepad Saitek P380 Dual Analog Gamepad Saitek P480 dual Analog Rumble Gamepad Saitek PS1000 Dual Analog Pad Thrustmaster Dual Trigger Rumble Force Thrustmaster Firesto

Thats true. I don't think the guy I watch (Tiametmarduk) uses mods, seems like a pretty decent guy but I guess theres no way to know...? I have experimented a lot more and have had some better luck with the gamepads own deadzones, helps dampen out the jerky steering/throttle delivery. Not perfect but much better. I'm still 2 seconds off that guys times with exact same car/setup/mode. Can see all his time made up purely from smooth solid steering/grip. I'm just not sure if I'll ever get that amount of grip with a gamepad. Anyway if anyone is interested:Device Type: GamePad Steering Deadzone:

Apologies if this has been covered in the past, please post me a link if there is info on this topic. I only recently switched to F1 2013 on PC after my scratched F1 2011 PC disc finally gave up the ghost. I really like most things on F1 2013, its a huge step up on F1 2011, but the only thing I am sad about is the lack of feeling/sensitivity of my gamepad joysticks compared to F1 2011. I dont have a budget for a steering wheel, nor do I have the room for one. I am using a Saitek Cyborg Rumble, known as a P3600. It is almost identical to the P3200 except I can swap the position of the joys