F1 22: How to stop spinning

Whether you are a beginner or a veteran when it comes to Formula 1 games, F1 22 is a new kettle of fish completely when it comes to driving!

While assist settings can be changed, turning some of these down can make the concept of winning online races become that much harder, seeking your inner Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen or Charles Leclerc is becoming a tricky concept.

Racers are determined to reach the chequered flag first before their rivals. However, keeping the car in a straight line and preventing it from spinning coming out of corners has proved to be a detrimental hurdle for some, especially as players try to improve and get faster on F1 22.

Our guide on this is aimed to be useful to all, and may completely change how you drive over the coming days, weeks and months ahead.

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The good news that you’ll be wanting to hear is that, yes, there is an effective method that you can stop spinning out. However, this can be quite complex depending on what your assist settings are and what your car setup is on the track concerned.

Here is a brief rundown toofhat we believe are the best ways of staying on the track in F1 22:

There are three different settings to traction control (TC) in F1 22 that gamers can experiment with.

We recommend that if you are new to Formula 1 games, using full traction control is the best way forward and it will be harder to spin out with this setting.

If you fancy a challenge, setting TC to either medium or off will put you more at risk of the back of the car wanting to swap sides with the front. This is likely to apply more to those who are either wanting to drive faster or focusing on some form of sim racing in the future.

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