What, how is the "clutch" operated? On a bike you use your foot to change gears, but you have a paddle to operate the clutch. It is my understanding that the clutch is operated automatically when the paddle is pulled on those cars, but I'm not sure of it.
Ok . There are two clutch paddles located behind the two shift paddles, both sets wheel mounted. I had been aware of this for some time being an avid long time F1 fan but forgot the exact procedure.
Just the shift paddle. The clutch paddle is only used to shift from neutral, say to pull away from a stop, leaving the pits for an example or to launch the car from the grid at the start when they would have both clutch paddles pulled in . Not sure if they have to pull both to go from neutral to first or just one but something tells me one in that situation. My new Sim wheel has wheel mounted clutch paddles but in the Sims I have been driving they are only used for launch. Not to say in other ones that they aren’t used to leave neutral.
Actually, you won't be awake for the trip. The car will do it all.Well that was a painful 37 post read tonight.... I heard rumours today that GM is working on an automatic transmission controlled by Bluetooth. Owners get a Bluetooth chip installed in their brain which will only require you thinking of the next gear. Suppose to cure the problem many people have not knowing their left hand from their right...
so far with autonomous vehicles, we're not allowed to sleep.... Probably a good idea...
So much anger. I did say "I think". I've never driven an F1 car and for some reason I thought I saw them using buttons to shift. Maybe that was a video game.
Those lower teeth look human. So maybe all is not lost !
Nothing 60 grains of lead travelling at 3400 fps won't fix....
