Are you a leaner?

[tannat]

When I am playing my racing sims I find myself doing some massive leaning from side to side to mimic the behavior of the car on screen...not mimic body roll but mimic the yaw angle of the car..

Anyone else do the same? :D

[lcd]

You bet I do! Always! And everyone's watching me, die of laughing!!! :D

[MrJan]

Yup, been noticing myself doing this while playing F1 with the steering wheel. I don't think that I do it with the controller unless I'm really trying....although my tongue will usually be poking out :D

[wedge]

When I am playing my racing sims I find myself doing some massive leaning from side to side to mimic the behavior of the car on screen...not mimic body roll but mimic the yaw angle of the car..

Anyone else do the same? :D

I seem to nail apexes better when I do it!

[bblocker68]

Yup, big time. I was racing at an oval (Milwaukee Mile) and was almost falling out of my chair because I was leaning over so far.

I guess I was trying to "influence" the car harder into the turn. I'm usually pretty still n road courses. It's the short ovals that get me leaning.

[Neil J]

I don`t lean so much but can usually be caught with my mouth wide open :)

[52Paddy]

I do small facial expressions and a little bit of leaning. But, especially when racing online, I try to keep my composure and relax. I don't know why I bother though, because I seem to race better when I'm full of adrenaline and going hell for leather :D

[Brown, Jon Brow]

A lean a little but I tend to shout at the car more than anything.

[JTLarsen]

Yep, both leaning and doing a little crouch when hitting long jumps :D

i do lean....but that is to avoid getting hit by a RPG in Bad Company 2 :D god that game rocks and is so intens that i duck all the time for cover, should tape myself for a change see how that looks :s mokin:

oh btw do not lean while driving.....

[pettersolberg29]

Yep, both leaning and doing a little crouch when hitting long jumps :D

Same - when I hit a bump or start a roll or anything like that I flinch or duck!

[Sophie Hart]

It’s really important to compare the unique skill with other competitors. I tried it once, but sooner I come to realize that I can’t do it in a way to improve my game.