Looking for a more detailed explanation on how to use the keyboard shortcuts for iRacing? Searching for a full list of keyboard shortcuts might be the least fun activity for the hoy diegos)
As you can imagine and as most of us have experienced, once learning almost all the keyboard controls available to you, it will take you less time to find them on the menu and focus more on the track.
In the part below, Iron Horse put together all the keyboards shortcuts that are available in iRacing as of today. Of course more updates as more and more features are implemented.
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iRacing Complete Keyboard Shortcuts List
Here’s a complete list of all the iRacing keyboard controls that you’ll need to know about:
Black Box Shortcuts
- TAB = Splits/Delta
- F1 = Lap Timning
- F2 = Standings
- F3 = Relative
- F4 = Fuel stats
- F5 = Tires
- F6 = Tire info
- F7 = In-pit Adjustments
- F8 = In-car Adjustments
- F9 = Mirror Adjust
- HOME = Reset the Currently Selected Control
- Down Arrow = Select Previous Control
- Right Arrow = Increment Selected Control
- Left Arrow = Decrement Selected Control
- Space = Toggle Selected Control
Control assignments
- S = Starter
- Shift+R = Enter/Exit/Tow Car
Look left & right
- Z = Look Left
- X = Look Right
Other controls
- T = Text Chat
- / [num] = Whisper or Selective chat
- /r [message] = Respond to Last Private Message
FOV
- [ = Increase FOV
- ] = Decrease FOV
Driving and camera view
- Shift+[ = Increase Driving View(VanishY)
- Shift+] = Decrease Driving View(VanishY)
Display settings
- P = Speed/Gear/Pedals Display
- F = FPS/Network Display
- V = Camera View
- C = Change Driver
UI Settings
- Ctrl+PageUp = Increase UI
- Crtl+PageDown = Decrease UI
Shifting your view back into iRacing, if you have a look at the Menus there are a number of keyboard shortcuts which allow quick navigation through the various menus and options available.)
Last but not the least; the speed limiter control is usually very important with respect to the maps provided. If that particular control is not clipped or bent 80 km/h then such controls should be provided under the steering wheel to assist in eliminating penalties for over-speeding in the pit.
Well, that was it for the presentation, thanks for your attention and see you soon on the track!
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