my racing cockpit.

hi i am trying to upload some photos of my racing rig...seem to be having problems with the upload on this forum...so here is a link to flicker...

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I'm going to post a picture of my cockpit but don't laugh at me. lol

Hi
I have to admit my wife left me this weekend. She went to Montreal alone leaving me to my own devices. I guess she was so very tired of listening to me talk about racing that she decided to escape. Bonus. :cheers:
Well I decided to use my spare time wisely and practiced going around Dijon. I also am sending the requested photos regarding pic’s of my setup. You may think the helmet excessive but Suzanne insisted I wear it in case I fall out of my seat, drunkin sod that I am. :drunken:
So one of my music stands holds my keyboard a TV tray my notes and mouse.. The Space Frame of my car is made of ABS piping. I used 1 1/2 “, I should have used 2”. Some MDF board to stiffen it does the job. A modified office desk found discarded on the street serves as my race seat. :face:

Opps!
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that cockpit is excellent!!.
i almost reported the first post as offensive material, until i saw the type of beer you were drinking.

lol..

actually, at second glance...that's not budweiser!!!!

Please keep your beer below the windshield when passing track marshals. :suspect: very cool :lol!:

Thanks for the comments. The bubbly Pop is a eastern Canadian brew which has a low bounce to foam ratio and it makes it a obvious choice on a bumpy track. :cherry:

haha nice michael:-D Marcel? we are still waiting for the pic of your Cockpit:-)

btw here are 2 pics of my cockpit:

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very cool Ricardo. The green lights are great.

show us a photo of your racing shoes!!!

haha tone:-D give me your email adress and i'll send you a picture of my shoes:-) but donÄt wank when you see them:D

okay here it is, ignore the junk on the left side lol, my dfgt (not connected in picture), my precious hd595 headphones, my creative digital surround speakers, my asus vw225n monitor, my keyboard below the wheel and my ikea office desk, not visible is my uncomfortable, although their commercial says otherwise, ikea revolving seat ( [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ); btw i always position the wheel/myself a bit to the side where the ingame wheel is (porsche left side), helps my perception lol

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:P

I have used an ironing board since 2009, it makes a nice rattling sound over bumps.
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excellent cockpit Richard...using the ironing board is ingenious, and it's kinda like 'house camouflage'

Ya and hieght ajustments are easy. I guess the hot laps too. :D

this could be pretty useful!

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and here is something for Michael. :suspect:

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LOL will you use that so that you can drive for 6 hours straight. Ideal for endurance after all we need to avoid all distractions

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Coincidence Richard? Or is there some kind of trend in the UK?

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Lol that is me!

not really, I tend not to wear a helmet or leathers. but it works well. Maybe desks in the UK dont fit the clamps on the wheel.