The main thing is just to keep putting laps down. Learn the tracks. You really should know what the next 2-3 corners are so you can be in correct position for them. Start by just trying to make less mistakes and slowly increasing your speed until you're competitive.Moto3 bikes it's all about maintaining speed, those bikes don't accelerate well so you need to try not to slow down too much. GP bikes, it's all about controlling the throttle and not throwing yourself off the bike by accelerating too hard.Use good racing lines - brake early for corners and get in the mindset of wanting to get back on the throttle as soon as you can, rather than braking as late as you can. You want more speed coming out of the corners not going into them.I mainly use front brake, about 80% to 20% rear brake.

Tap the rear brake when cornering makes the back slide out, so can help point the nose back in if you're running wide. Also, be vey gentle with the throttle as you can easily lose the back wheel.Do you use a controller with vibrate? The instant you feel the vibration when you're cornering ease off the throttle or brakes. This means you can push harder but also learn not to fall off.

Yes, it's hard to play with keyboard.it's possible but it's really hard to control the throttle out of corner, so you can't go fast with keyboard compare to joystick with trigger like xbox 360 controller or logitech f510/f710also another tips, if you find it's hard to beat AI, try not to beat them.but follow their racing line, braking point, also when to open throttle, stay behind them as long as you can without ram their behind. Trust me it's harder to follow them than to overtake them:pthen if you feel that you can control your bike better with following around AI within 5 laps or so, then you can go for overtake:)oh, always go easy with throttle with motogp bikes.for starter when you feel vibration or see skid marks when accelerating that's the sign you open throttle too much and rear wheel start spinning. It's okay to have skid marks when you master your bike tho (not okay with tyre wear option on, avoid them!

If you're looking for a realistic motorcycle game, then consider MotoGP 14. This is one of the games that makes you think that you are driving on the road behind the wheel of a motorcycle. The graphics are amazing, with stunning details on all of the motorcycles and the tracks that you race on in various cities across the world.

XD)and if you like, go with manual transmision.it's faster if you get them right. Well, I have some recommendations for the bike setup that might help you. Go to the manual bike setup and reduce front height all the way left (leaving the bar empty), rear height also almost completely left leaving only 1/8 of the bar. Originally posted by:The main thing is just to keep putting laps down.

Learn the tracks. You really should know what the next 2-3 corners are so you can be in correct position for them. Start by just trying to make less mistakes and slowly increasing your speed until you're competitive.Moto3 bikes it's all about maintaining speed, those bikes don't accelerate well so you need to try not to slow down too much. GP bikes, it's all about controlling the throttle and not throwing yourself off the bike by accelerating too hard.Use good racing lines - brake early for corners and get in the mindset of wanting to get back on the throttle as soon as you can, rather than braking as late as you can. You want more speed coming out of the corners not going into them.I mainly use front brake, about 80% to 20% rear brake.

Tap the rear brake when cornering makes the back slide out, so can help point the nose back in if you're running wide. Also, be vey gentle with the throttle as you can easily lose the back wheel.Do you use a controller with vibrate? The instant you feel the vibration when you're cornering ease off the throttle or brakes. This means you can push harder but also learn not to fall off.Agree with you 100% and some Good advice there.Awesome game shame it never got Popular on PC.Wonda how the new game Ride by Milestone will be.