I am very pleased to announce that the team of Turn 10 has chosen our Porsche 911 Turbo S Clubsport wheel to show the new racing game at E3.

The wheel is mounted to a motion simulator with 3 big screens which makes it a nice  setup to play his fantastic game.

I had the please to test drive the new tracks and was blown away by the graphics and physics. This game loks totally different from Forza 2 and not just like an update. The rewind function is not new but very welcome and of course I love to finally play in cokpit mode. 

This video shows you how to adjust and tune your Clubsport pedals.

It also shows how to change the lubricant on the first batch to make it move more smoothly.

As the first products arrive at customers we can also already see the first user impressions.

I would like to give you a short summary of the threads I found but please post me links so I can add them.

http://www.nogripracing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145043

http://forum.gtr-30.net/thread.php?postid=128004#post128004

http://forum.virtualracing.org/allgemeines-technik-forum/54082-fanatec-p...

UPDATE 3: ver 64_091 and 32_091 now available

We finally have a certified driver for Vista 64 for all Porsche wheels and the CSP.

Please have a look at the attached beta version and let me know if everything works fine.

We also changed the installation routine of the 32 bit driver completely.

There are still some minor things to fix like wrong logos etc but the driver should run stable already.

After going through customs for about ten days in the US we are happy to announce that the 911 GT3 RS wheels and Clubsport pedals are on the way to customers.

Tomorrow the first wheels will arrive depending on where the customer is located.

We ship from California and Germany.

The final driver is unfortantly still not ready yet but in the meantime you can use the driver of the Porsche 911 Turbo wheel or the Beta version from this blog.

We just received the new shipment of RennSport Wheel Stands for the US and EU and will ship the open orders right away.

After fullfilling the open orders there will be enough stock to fullfil new orders immediatly.

We are proud to introduce a new feature in our driver: The Drift Mode

The Drift Mode reduces the overal resistance of the wheel and let you turn the wheel more easy. It almost works like a power steering. It reduces the basic dampeing of the wheel.

You can adjust several values and we are still experimenting a bit with the values so you have a lot of choice in the attached Beta version of the driver.

At the moment we only have a 32 bit version but once this feature is settled we will release a certified 64 bit version.

We just started the pre-production of the 911 Turbo S wheel.

It took a little bit longer than expected but Microsoft wanted us to support a new feature for Forza 2.

The wheel will be shown at the E3 on June 2nd in Los Angeles and we
will also send the first units to customers and testers soon.

We made it possible to fully flash the electronics
so we can add new features or solve bugs if there were some we did
not find yet.

I met Sebastian Vettel and a bunch of other great drivers at the "Fullgas" event of Heinz Kinigadner last friday in Austria.

Basically there were almost all Red Bull sponsored race cars and bikes
on display and it was a great show with freestyle MX, airshow, Nascar
demo and lot more.

Please try out the the new version 082 of the PW driver. These are the things which changed:

• Fixed bug with Autocentering in rFactor
• rFactor display support
• Added GT3RS and PWC menues
• CSP support
• Map vibration to the revs instead of Gas
• map vibration to indicate shifting point 

Known Issues which we are working on