Okay, I know, Rizla Suzuki is a MotoGP team. This is my first skin:

Rearquarter

Frontquarter



Based on:

John Hopkins' MotoGP bike

Do the colors look a bit off from the original?

Last edited by Hoppers, Tue, 3 Jul 2007 11:01.

Quote from Ian.H :

Download the Logitech profiler from their site if you haven't got it installed already. There's a checkbox in there for 'report combined pedals' (or words to that effect). Untick the checkbox and both pedals should work on their own axis.. works for my DFP and my old non-pro back in the day



Regards,

Ian

Thanks man

Was looking for a solution to the same problem.

Same here

Well, the Stig made the Koenigsegg eat a whole tyre, so I bet the guys at Bugatti thought it would be a bad idea to let them drive the Veyron. It doesn't like eating tyres you see.

Quote from Tomi :

By the way, I know those guys are supposed to be professionnal and that a lot of money is involved, but that Dr Wolfgang Ulrich looks kinda suspicious to me. He looks like a torture master, and the mechanics seem all frightened. I don't think maintaining a fear among your team will make it faster / more reliable.

They have the right to have some fun and pleasure for god sake !

Well that's the point, they don't. There are millions riding on this: car-sales, sponsorship, the reputation of the whole company. At this level they are fighting for every tenth on track (okay maybe every second) so some doofus mechanic not knowing his job or not concentrating before or during a pitstop is not allowed. I don't think any of those mechanics are enjoying themselves during the race, they are working their asses off.

Quote from spacedeck :

His fault.

I know I have made a few mistakes before but when I'm racing behind someone when it comes to corners I take my finger of accelaration abit(keyboard+mouse driver so it makes it a little harder for me) so I'm ready for when they break. Then when they break I'll break and it works fine. and say sorry if I caused a accident

Indeed. You can make mistakes during a race and so can other drivers. If you recognize your mistake ( by apologising) and accept other peoples apologies there's nothing wrong. Just keep in mind that you're not the only guy on the track and a pass is only a pass when both cars survive.