Hey do F1 cars have traction control? If so are they weak, medium or strong settings?

Also do they brake with their left foot?

I was playing a bit of F1 2011 on Xbox and was wondering.

 

Are you 12?

 

They brake using a probe which is inserted into their penis.

 

They have so much control it is crazy

 

It's just like playing xbox. The broadcast is just a really really high def version of it.

 

So I am guessing you use the brake when playing on the xbox......why? It's a video game. Mash the accelerator button and don't let up until you crash or lap everyone 4 times.

 

I played XBOX once. The G forces were too much for my neck, so I gave up.

 

I could give a serious answer, but I could also say Jox is straight.

 

LOL thanks for all the credible answers.

Is it a bad thing I enjoy playing F1 on xBox? Red Bull and all the top teams spend a lot of time and money on their simulation environments. I think it's a great way to to get a small feel of the guys go through on a weekend. Also the racing is great compared to the other simulators available.

No need to flame someone for asking a question.

 

Comparing XBox to an F1 simulator is like comparing texting the cute girl in your trigonometry class to a long afternoon with Sasha Grey.

To your other questions, traction control was used in F1 until a few years ago, but is now banned. Most of the dials on the F1 steering wheel control things like brake bias, diff settings, engine and fuel maps, and so on. Left-foot braking is pretty much ubiquitous (Rubens Barrichello is famous for being about the only F1 driver to brake with his right-foot), but it's gone from being an obscure technique that only rally drivers use to a mainstream tool in more or less every professional driver's repertoire these days. You can balance the car much more smoothly with LFB, and transition from brake to throttle better, but the rise of paddle-shift gearboxes really made it more common. Search YouTube for in-car shots of the footwell in Walter Rohrl's rally car to see someone dance on the pedals.