So you've got to learn where you can clip and then take advantage of the track. "I raced an F1 car in Australia so I remember where you could and couldn't clip kerbs, but in the game there are places that you can clip which are not like it was when I did it for real. There are kerbs for example which you can use when you drive in a car, and in the game you're thrown straight into the wall! That means you're doing a line your brain never did. "The tracks look great, but do drive a little differently to what I'm used to. "But as you get used to how the game and the simulator itself works, and your technique gets better, it weirdly shifts round and starts coming back towards the real thing. Because of these sensations disappearing, the feeling - for me - was a million miles away at first. You have to reprogramme your brain to how the sim is visually giving you the information, because you don't get any sensations in a physical way. JH: "It's never going to be the same to driving an F1 car as it's a visual feel.
You've driven plenty of F1 cars, and on plenty of F1 tracks. Three-time F1 race winner, but Esports novice, Johnny Herbert on adapting to a new racing challenge. Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this Privacy Options Virtual GPs: The Sky F1 pundits explain. Meanwhile, the Sky F1 contingent of Johnny Herbert and Anthony Davidson from the opening Bahrain event are joined by Button, who has been practicing in various sim events this week.īutton will join Norris in racing for McLaren, the team he drove for in real life between 20. Six current F1 drivers - Ferrari's Leclerc, Red Bull's Alex Albon, McLaren's Norris, Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi, and Williams team-mates George Russell and Nicholas Latifi - mean nearly a third of the 2020 grid are represented.
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