F1 Challenge 99 02 Setups Exercise

Okay so I was hanging around here and noticed alot of people here recommended this particular game. I bought it on ebay from some dude in Singapore so the game didn't come with any instructions.

I have a Logitech MOMO Force that I race with and found some decent mods to the game here: Now my problem is that Im a complete F1 Sim virgin, I dont know brake bias from rear wing front wing adjustments or tire pressures, oh boy my head is hurting right after I wrote all that and that's not even half of the tweaks you can do in that game. Is there an online guide where it teaches newbies like me to setup a car and learn what each term and dohickey means? Plus if you guys have some favorite things about this game and like to share with me do so.

Increase the wing settings? -individual set up for each AI car -works on. In Qualify or Practice I can change all types of tyres. I'm quite surprised that forum about F1 Challenge 99-02 is active. F1 Challenge 99 02 full version, great game to play F1 Challenge 99 02 full version, Download Free Full Version PC Games. The EA Sports F1 series consists of six racing simulation games based on Formula One motorsport.

Read thread on the racesimulations.com forums. It has just about everything, from driving guides to setup guides. The first tip of all - since you have a wheel, I suggest you drive with as less aids as possible. Definitely turn off all the stability/opposite lock etc aids.the only things you may want to keep (depending on what you want out of the game) are TC and auto gears. First driving tip - don't slam the brake pedal at 200 mph/320 kph and just hope to make the corner. Deceleration must be degressive - you start braking hard and then gradually release. F1C models F1 braking better than any other sim.

If you do it wrong, you either spin or go too deep into the corner. In other sims you might block wheels but you will 90% make the corner and never spin. And here's another useful site. Originally posted by Umpire The first tip of all - since you have a wheel, I suggest you drive with as less aids as possible. Definitely turn off all the stability/opposite lock etc aids.the only things you may want to keep (depending on what you want out of the game) are TC and auto gears. I've been driving this sim for years and almost went berserk trying to drive competitively without TC. Lately I've been turning it on and having more fun.

But leave the other stuff off - it just becomes an arcade game otherwise. Invulnerability, especially: it allows you to crash around like a maniac and not suffer the consequences. You learn humility when you bump a wall and lose a wing after qualifying P1. Also, you may want to reduce the strength and aggressiveness of the other drivers when starting out (or even as a veteran). It's fun to get the occasional top time - or even a win! One other tip: when starting a session, go the the saved setups page (the folder icon at the bottom of the car setup screen) and select the setup that has the same name as the track you're running on.