> >Okay, please don't flame me for this question because I am *brand new*
> >to this genre and just trying to learn some stuff.
> >Here's my problem. I just got F1 Racing Simulation, which I'm playing
> >with the MS Force Feedback joystick, and am at a loss with what to do
> >when I spin out on a track like at Monaco, and end up sideways against
> >the rail. Can't back up, can't get myself turned around---end up
> >having to restart the frickin' race every time. Surely there has to
> >be a better way.
> >Anyone have some basic control tips for a newbie, so I can actually
> >finish a race???
> >Thanks in advance.
> >J.H. Green
> Well--I can answer my own question here.
> I didn't have the gear up/down keys assigned---which was preventing
> from getting in reverse. Doh!
> Now, can someone tell me what the best couple tracks for newbies are?
> JG
> J.H. Green
JH,
I don't know about newbies, but my two own favorites are Spa in
Belguim, a big brawler of a race track, considered by many to be the finest
racetrack in the world. The other of course is Monaco, tough to learn but
very rewarding. It is my single most favorite and hoot to race. Other great
courses, and easier to learn, are Hungary and Canada. All the best, Mike
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