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From what I've seen with one Youtuber (EEEEERIESS I believe), its likely to be a big adjustment with the Load cell Pedals and such.
That's if they use the load cell. They might just use the 2-pedal set just for "simplicity" sake.
From what I've seen with one Youtuber (EEEEERIESS I believe), its likely to be a big adjustment with the Load cell Pedals and such.
It would definitely make more sense to use the two pedal set, and that's what it looks like to me in this image.... but I'm not an expert in Fanatec gear.That's if they use the load cell. They might just use the 2-pedal set just for "simplicity" sake.
You are correct, and to me it looks like the CSL Elite two pedal set.and that's what it looks like to me in this image....
It's the eastern part of what was the Northwest Territories, The Canadians split it in the mid-1990s to give the Inuit (First Nations/Native Americans) their own territory.We don't know... yet. But @Jordan is currently somewhere over Hudson Bay on his way to find out.
Edit: Nunavut? That's definitely a made-up place...
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If you back a page scroll up abit you will find that the fanatic is being used due to a change of circumstances unique to this event. They haven't ditched the TGT or a partnership change.I guess I will not be racing in Tokyo... I only use T-GT...
That’s weird actually... they develop a wheel exclusively for GTS and then switch to other brand...
I doubt it would shake up the standings. People fast with wheels will be almost as fast with controllers.
This is an option, but if you zoom the pictures enough you will see the PU foam damper for pressure braking for the potentiometer brake pedal.Mmm... I have that two pedal set of Fanatec with loadcell kit so even in pictures shows only two pedal doesn't mean it has not load cell with it. Maybe they removed that clutch pedal as I did.
If ain’t got the coins in your pocket then don’t hate on equipment you have not tried or understand. Thank youSo.. first they create a grosly over priced wheel with features made for GTS, and then they ditch this wheel for another brand. That would be annoying. Something going on between fanatec and sony?
If ain’t got the coins in your pocket then don’t hate on equipment you have not tried or understand. Thank you
Mmm, 'has not paid a dime'. Maybe they couldn't find enough Thrustmaster wheels in Tokyo, but found it easier to find Fanatec wheels that someone above said is not even sold in Japan.One has to wonder just how much backlash might come of this. You know Thrustmaster pays good money to be the official wheel for Gran Turismo so having their main competitors equipment being showcased at a big event like this especially when Fanatic has not paid a dime for this kinda sponsorship is going to ruffle a few feathers maybe even a lawsuit depending on their contract deal.
...but the tire wear is horrible.
http://www.thrustmaster.com/en_UK/news/gran-turismo-world-tour-tokyo-apologies-gt-competitorsThrustmasterGran Turismo World Tour - Tokyo: Apologies to the GT Competitors
Rennes, October 25, 2019 — Within a context of very intensive use, a rare component failure has occurred on one T-GT racing wheel in Japan this month. Analysis and tests are currently underway. As the full assessments on the part of our services and qualified experts have not yet been completed, out of an abundance of precaution, a decision has been made to wait for the conclusions. Given the proximity to the event of Gran Turismo World in Tokyo and for the first time since the beginning of our adventure with Polyphony, the competition will not be able to take place using the T-GT racing wheel. We extend our sincere apologies to the entire GT community — most of all to the GT competitors who will be taking part in this round of the competition, as well as to the Polyphony organization. Please rest assured that Thrustmaster is giving this issue its full attention and will take all measures it deems appropriate.
Thrustmaster:
Gran Turismo World Tour - Tokyo: Apologies to the GT Competitors
Rennes, October 25, 2019 — Within a context of very intensive use, a rare component failure has occurred on one T-GT racing wheel in Japan this month. Analysis and tests are currently underway. As the full assessments on the part of our services and qualified experts have not yet been completed, out of an abundance of precaution, a decision has been made to wait for the conclusions. Given the proximity to the event of Gran Turismo World in Tokyo and for the first time since the beginning of our adventure with Polyphony, the competition will not be able to take place using the T-GT racing wheel. We extend our sincere apologies to the entire GT community — most of all to the GT competitors who will be taking part in this round of the competition, as well as to the Polyphony organization. Please rest assured that Thrustmaster is giving this issue its full attention and will take all measures it deems appropriate.
Big kudos to them for being transparent here, and for the precaution they took to ensure that an unlikely failure didn't mess up any of the competitors this weekend.