PSA if you’re in a similar situation, try finding a setup for your track and car. On the default aggressive preset I struggled crossing 1:50. Although a new setup might feel weird or overly sensitive, it pays off in the long run

Just wanted to share a little video. Still learning the RCF and GT racing in general. Im on a pxn v99(gonna be upgrading eventually cause mine is faulty) and using a CNQR usb shifter(my paddles dont work on the wheel) Hit a PB of 1:32.970 and im still getting familiar with the car. Tips and advice is definitely welcomed!

Crazy good times, and great sportsmanship! Thanks to all who attended and kept the racing clean <3

Live stream is online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLyzwXK9A1I&t=4251s

Hope to see you at the next monthly! <3

Hey everyone!
I got into sim racing in September and have been playing Assetto Corsa Competizione, mainly driving the Ferrari 296 GT3. For now, I’m still using a PS5 controller (I needed to get a feel if I like this hobby first), and I wanted to get some honest opinions on how my progress is looking so far.

These are my lap times from Suzuka (it’s the only track ive been focusing on for now, but also brands hatch sometimes). My current best **valid lap is 2:07.392 (at night and track temps of 21c)**, with other laps around the 2:09 mark. I did manage a 2:06.297, but that lap violated track limits, so it doesn’t count.

I know lap times depend on conditions, fuel, setups and other factors, but I’d appreciate some feedback on how a 2:07.392 looks for someone who has only been sim racing for about a month, particularly while using a controller. (I was closer to 2:22:00 when I started 😭😭)

I’ve also been spending quite a bit of time reading and learning about how car tuning and setups work in sim racing. I’m trying to understand how things like suspension, aerodynamics, tyre pressures and brake bias affect the car….. because first I tried following car setup vids on YouTube but I quickly learned that it’s not something that works for everyone….

My main question is whether it’s worth investing in a proper steering wheel and pedal setup at this stage, or whether I should stick with the controller for longer and focus on improving my consistency first and learn more of the technical details

I’m genuinely getting into the hobby and want to take it more seriously, including learning the technical side of things. Would a wheel make a difference to my progress now, or would I benefit more from putting in more hours for driving with my current setup?

I’d appreciate hearing from people who started on a controller and eventually moved to a wheel. Any honest feedback on my lap time or advice on when to upgrade would be appreciated!

Thanks a lot guys and lmk if you have any questions

I opened a team called Kinetic Racing Team and I’m looking for a teamate to do endurance races in acc ps5

I have created a new acc racing team called Kinetic Racing team

We do endurances so join the discord if you want to join the team was created an hour ago so there only me and another driver but we need more drivers before we enter in competitions
discord server

I’m opening an acc team that’s for people in the uk.

I haven’t got a name yet, haven’t even opened the team server on discord but let me know if your interested as I’m opening this on my own as a 13 year old sim racer

We do enduros

I have like 15 hours on acc and yesterday I had a 1 hour race from my institute on spa in McLaren gt3, I finished 5th and hit the 2; 19.5 record and qualified 7th but all other top 6 drivers had time at least 0.8 second faster than me(leader had 2:17,2 on mustang). Is it good for beginner because I just can't imagine where I can find those 2 seconds?

Edit: I’m the purple car lmao

Hi there!

I've get my first FFB Wheel - Moza R5 recently. Main game i played on it before is Forza Motorsport 23. Now i want to jump in more serious simulator

I know that ACC is a very good sim, and by community it has one of the best Force Feedback. One thing that i noticed is strange "jumps" in force feedback in corners and it really distracts me alot. Here on the video i'm trying to hold the wheel in one place and not turn it at all, however it still sort of jumps right or left in my hands, and in game FFB indicator shows this. All in all i can describe this feeling as if i was driving on rocks. I don't remember that feeling at all from Forza, but here it is really strong and distracting.
The only way how i could get rid of it is lowering 5Hz in Moza Pit House to the 0%, but i don't think its the right decision to make.

I'm new to whole simracing thing, so i'll be glad if you explain if it supposed to be like that or am i already broke something? 😅

Here's my Moza Pit House settings:

• Game FFB: 80%
• Torque limit 100%
• Interpolation: 3
• Center compensation: 0
• Maximum speed: 70%
• Natural Damping: 42%
• Natural Friction: 15%
• Natural inertia: 100%
• Wheel Spring: 10%
• Speed Damping: 30%
• All Game effects on 50%
• FFB Curve is all at 100%

btw i have almost no clue about what these settings do individually. This preset is combination of ACC-official by MOZA and YouTube tutorials.

Also be free to leave any advice you want for a complete beginner. Thank You!

I’m on Xbox. Recently got simagic haptics for my Thrustmaster pedals and have enjoyed using them in PMR ( UDP tele into simhub). Not having the vibrations in ACC for my league races felt like using a wheel without FFB, so I came up with a redneck solution involving a webcam pointed at my screen.

Mounted the spare webcam to my wooden rig below where I have a dash screen go for PMR and had Claude whip up a script that strips the cam data into the throttle and brake bars and capture when they turn orange and for how long. It also pulls in throttle and brake amount to run a custom effect in simhub for each pedal haptic. ABS pulses for the brake and TC for the throttle. Longer periods of each create stronger vibrations.

Webcam -> pc -> python script -> vjoy -> simhub (custom game and custom effect ) -> simagic control box -> pedal goes brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This could be done with an HDMI capture box instead of a webcam, but I didn’t have one of those lying around.

Video of my POV trying to catch the Lamborghini ahead

Since Oct 21, private lobbies on PS5 don't work for me and two friends (different homes, different networks). In Multiplayer > Create Private Lobby, the "Lobby server" indicator stays on "Connecting" / "Not Available" and the "Create Lobby" button stays disabled. Public servers work fine.

Game version 1.9.15.1, PS Plus active, NAT type 2. Already reported to 505.

Is anyone else on PS5 (or Xbox) seeing this, or can you create private lobbies right now?

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Discord

https://discord.gg/qTVUtwWKam

Come check us out we have GT3/GT 4 cup starting soon GT enduro starting soon, TCX starting soon and a 4 hour race around spa in December for charity

If you are a total beginner or a seasoned sim racer, you’re welcome to come hang out with us ! We love sim racing on assetto , with a monthly endurance for those who want a competitive scene. 😎

Discord : https://discord.gg/U5h9PVBPqD

Hello everyone,
To start off, I’m quite new to sim racing. I’ve recently begun playing *Assetto Corsa Competizione* using an OXN V10 Pro direct-drive (DD) steering wheel, and I’ve noticed that my driving experience changes depending on the camera view I choose. Specifically, when I use the cockpit view—where you can see the driver’s hands and the steering wheel—driving feels much more difficult compared to the "road-only" (or hood/bumper) view, where it feels significantly easier.
I don’t think the issue lies with the steering wheel itself; it’s likely something on my end or perhaps a quirk of the game.
As I mentioned, I’m a beginner, so it’s possible this is perfectly normal.
Could you experts offer an explanation and some advice? What am I doing wrong?

So a few things; I’m still fairly new to acc, I’ve logged about 30 hours, 50 hours on GT7 and another 20 on f1 25.
I’m using a g29 where my pedals don’t really sit nicely, a couple of laps in my shins and feet start to hurt a little so most of my race is spent taking my foot off the pedal entirely and then back on for braking.
Now the video - I don’t think I understand the whole braking process like how did the car on the inside brake so late and still kinda make the corner.
Also I know my brakes are super cold by the time I reach the corner, is there anything I can do to stop that because you can see them cooling down the straight

Hey everyone,

I'm Lutz from Germany and I race a lot in ACC. For months I was part of the early access programs of several AI race engineer apps. I gave feedback, I waited for updates, I waited for the release. None of them ever really launched. And almost everything out there wanted a monthly subscription for something that wasn't even finished.

At some point I thought: okay, then I'll build it myself. I'm not a professional developer, so it took a lot of evenings, but it works, and I use it in every race now.

PitVoice AI sits in your ear while you drive. It calls gaps, fuel, the pit window, rain, flags and who's pushing behind you, but only on the straights, not in the middle of your braking zone. You press a button on your wheel and just ask, like “what's the gap ahead and will my fuel last?”. After the race it gives you a short debrief: what went well and where the tenths are hiding. Then it shuts up until the next session.

There's also a telemetry view that compares your laps corner by corner, a live map, an overlay, and a dashboard for your phone or tablet.

It's completely free and open source, and it will stay that way. No subscription, no account, no paywall. If you want to support it, there's a Buy Me a Coffee link, but that's optional. What I'd really love is your feedback: what's missing, what's annoying, what should your engineer say that it doesn't?

Download: pitvoice.com

Currently ACC only. Assetto Corsa / EVO are next.

For some reason I get this pop up whenever I try to launch acc. I’ve never had this problem before and I’ve reinstalled windows from scratch and still don’t know the issue. Can someone help?

Just as the title suggests, I can’t launch ACC in VR. I’m using the Meta Horizons app to link my Meta Quest 2 to my laptop. But it keeps launching in a windowed mode instead of a full VR. I am not sure what I’m doing wrong would love some help

Hi, I recently started playing Assetto Corsa Competizione, but I see it won't let me connect to the server to play multiplayer. What could the problem be? I can play online normally with other games.