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In file `C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\EA SPORTS WRC\WRC\Content\input\Windows\devices\device_defines.xml` add a line like this one
Where:
- `2F4A03F0-0000-0000-0000-504944564944` is the USB id of your break. That same file explains how to obtain it.
- `moza_handbrake_hbp` is whatever name you want to give to your brake. The value does not matter but the same value you set here must also be used in the next step.
Then create file `C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\EA SPORTS WRC\WRC\Content\input\Windows\actionmaps\moza_handbrake_hbp.xml` create file with this content
Where `moza_handbrake_hbp` is the same value you set in the first step
My Moza HB had this issue, both occurrences were immediately after binding it as an input. The solution was after binding the HB, go back to the 'main' control options page, select your HB device and calibrate its axis using the in-game calibration.
Both times this fixed my handbrake being inverted.