Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Last week the tone in the sim racing community was pretty serious, this video... isn't. Everyone talks about bringing back V10 engines to Formula 1 as if it's some sort of magic fix to an ill-defined problem. So if the magic V10 can fix F1, then what else could be 'fixed' by lumping in a Formula 1 engine from the height of the V10 era?
Assetto Corsa Car Tuner: racedepartment.com/downloads/assetto-corsa-car-tuner.13946
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing
Last week the tone in the sim racing community was pretty serious, this video... isn't. Everyone talks about bringing back V10 engines to Formula 1 as if it's some sort of magic fix to an ill-defined problem. So if the magic V10 can fix F1, then what else could be 'fixed' by lumping in a Formula 1 engine from the height of the V10 era?
Assetto Corsa Car Tuner: racedepartment.com/downloads/assetto-corsa-car-tuner.13946
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#ChrisHaye #SimRacing









![Testing The New Fanatec CSL DD Direct Drive Wheel [First Look]
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Context
01:33 - What is the CSL DD and Why Does It Matter?
02:58 - CSL DD Spec
05:42 - Build / Form
07:42 - Driving
13:19 - Findings
Fanatec have sent me pre-productions versions of the CSL DD Direct Drive wheel and CSL Pedals. And, since they arent the completely finalised retail-spec models, there are a couple of caveats before we get into it. First of all, this sample of the CSL DD wheelbase doesnt have the production-specification quick release assembly, so Fanatec have asked that I only use the wheel rim that has been provided. So with that in mind, I wont be covering the quick release at all, since theres nothing useful I can say beyond the fact that the CSL DD will have one! The final caveat, and this is important - this video shouldnt be viewed as a review - its an early access look at some cool tech thats coming out soon. Testing The New Fanatec CSL DD Direct Drive Wheel [First Look]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gUEJUdssUk0/mqdefault.jpg)
