F1 23: RaceHub™ and Game Setup

Formula cars are typically driven with a consistent hand position and a relatively narrow steering range, making it especially important to match your wheel rotation in RaceHub and F1 23. This guide covers recommended Asetek force feedback settings, telemetry configuration for compatible LED and RaceView™ hardware, and control assignment in F1 23.

Force Feedback Settings   

By downloading the preset package above, you can import the official recommended wheelbase settings for RaceHub for F1 23.    

1. Open RaceHub.   
2. Go to the “Wheelbase” menu -> “Force Feedback Settings”   
3. Click the three dots next to “Preset”.   
4. Click “Import as new”.   
5. Find the F1 23 preset for your wheelbase in the folder you just downloaded.   
6. Click “Save to wheelbase”.   

In-Game Settings

After setting up the FFB settings in RaceHub, you now need to set up the following settings in the FFB settings menu in-game.    

1. Launch F1 23.   
2. From the main menu, navigate to  “Settings” -> “Controls, Vibration and Force Feedback” -> Choose a control scheme you wish to edit -> “Edit” -> “Vibration and Force Feedback” 

This wheelbase setup has been developed for the Formula cars in that game, meaning the 2023 Formula 1 cars and the 2022 Formula 2 cars, and not the supercars.

While these presets and settings are a great starting point, adjusting and tweaking the settings to your personal preference can make a big difference and is exactly what RaceHub is for.

Telemetry for RaceHub LED and RaceView features   

In this section, you’ll configure RaceHub to receive game data and activate the LED features, along with RaceView on Invicta and Forte Formula Pro wheels.  

1. Open RaceHub.   
2. Go to “Settings” -> “Game Setup” and find F1 23 on the list.   
3. Click the + icon if the game hasn’t been detected yet.   
4. Launch the game, change at least one setting in the game, then close it again.  
5. Restart RaceHub. 

Now RaceHub will receive the game data to display the LED and RaceView features. Remember to go to the “LED” and “Display” menus in RaceHub to set up the specific features.   

Setting up your controls   

Now, all you need to do is assign your controls in-game. Since this is a personal preference, we won’t go into much detail here, except how to do it.   

1. Launch F1 23.   
2. Navigate to “Settings” -> “Controls, Vibration and Force Feedback” -> Choose the same control scheme you used earlier in the guide -> “Edit” 

Here you will find the control scheme. Go through each one and set them up one by one.   

1. Click the control you want to set up.   
2. Use the input you wish to assign (push the pedal/click the button).   

Now that you have set up the force feedback, enabled the telemetry, and assigned your controls, you are ready to hit the track. Happy racing!