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Sector3 today released an update for their Raceroom service. It fixes a small number of issues you can read about below.

Update details:
Download size = 530MB
Client version = 0.9.3.012
Client BuildID = 7009920

Changelog:

VR – Disabled fly-by cameras as background of menus to prevent motion sickness
Prevented the Pause keybind from being available initially on garage menu
DTM 2020 – Fixed DRS / Aero issues, smoother gearchanges, improvements to default car setup
Tatuus F4 – Tweaks to default car setup for increased stability
Nordschleife 24H – AI improvements
Zandvoort – Extended the pitwall at the exit of the pitlane to prevent an exploit

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