This sounds like a controller/pedal issue... Look at what happens to the throttle and brake traces on-screen the next time it happens. My guess is you'll see a significant amount of brake is still being applied when you're trying to accelerate.
@Fingerbun wrote:
@Ultrasonic_77I don’t have that option on f1 ps5 as far as I can tell. I went into Assetto corsa though and after pushing off and onto the brake a heap it let off instantly every time so I don’t know
You definitely do. I play on PS5 too. It's on the main HUD but possibly you've got this hidden because you're using cockpit view (as I do).
For context, what wheel and pedals are you using?
In game, if you go to Settings > Controls, Vibration & Force Feedback, select your control profile, choose Edit and then Test Buttons, are you able to recreate the issue? If you can easily connect your wheel to a PC you could probably also test performance independent of the game using the wheel manufacturer's own software. (I know you play on PS5 as I do - I'm just suggesting this for troubleshooting.)
@Fingerbun wrote:
@ScarDuck14Rightio, I’ll do that
Did you try what I suggested? Personally I still think it's most likely you're experiencing a hardware fault specufic to your pedals.
@Fingerbun wrote:
@Ultrasonic_77Yep, I couldn’t recreate it no matter how much I tried so I’ll see where it goes from here
That's interesting, and a bit confusing. Unless perhaps it actually is related to traction control.
@Fingerbun wrote:
@Ultrasonic_77After unplugging everything in the pedals and replugging it all in Ive fixed it, hopefully it stays that way
Sounds promising. Hope the fix lasts for you.
Community ManagerHey @Fingerbun,
How are you getting on lately? Have you run into any throttle issues since your last post?
