Thrustmaster Grand Prix 1

Does anyone have one? From the picture, http://www.thrustmaster.com/product/gp1lores.gif I cannot see where the analog gas/brake is located. The shifters are the wheel but the page states that it also has analog accelerator/brake. +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | John William Smith | Student, University of Western Ontario | | http://gaul.csd.uwo.ca:8080/~smith16/ London, ON, Canada | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+

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> Does anyone have one? > From the picture, http://www.thrustmaster.com/product/gp1lores.gif, > I cannot see where the analog gas/brake is located. The shifters are > the wheel but the page states that it also has analog > accelerator/brake. > +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ > | John William Smith | Student, University of Western Ontario | > | http://gaul.csd.uwo.ca:8080/~smith16/ London, ON, Canada | > +------------------------------------------------------------------------+

The shifters are behind the steering wheel: - left shifter is gear down - left leaver = break - right shifter is gear up - right leaver is accelerate It works really nice. To answer to your other posting: - I switched from joystick (with steering help) to steering wheel (without steering help) and I am much slower now in GP2, but it is much more fun. Luc

I don't own one, but I know the gas and brake are controlled by two 'paddles' on the back of the wheel (no pedals). A lot of people seem to like it as well as, or better than, pedals ... -- Posted 10/16/96 at 18:22