Fanatec Black Friday 2025
What to Expect from Fanatec Black Friday 2025 Right then, chaps, it’s that time of year again. Black Friday, the annual pilgrimage for many a sim racer looking to upgrade…
The Best Direct Drive Wheels for Sim Racing
Featured Image: Moza Vision GS wheel fitted to Simucube 2 Pro Choosing a direct drive wheelbase can feel overwhelming, especially with new brands and models releasing seemingly every month. I’ve been…
Sim Racing Black Friday Deals 2025
Your complete guide to sim racing Black Friday deals 2025. Track discounts from Fanatec, Moza Racing, Sim-Lab, Apex Sim Racing, and Pimax VR. Updated throughout November as deals go live.
DIY Sim Racer Converts Asetek Invicta Brake to Active Pedal for £230
Featured Image: DIY active pedal conversion using carbon-reinforced PLA and belt drive system A resourceful sim racer has successfully converted their Asetek Invicta brake pedal into a fully functional active…
Sim-Lab Announces DDX TorqueSync Wheelbases – 350V Architecture and 100kHz Control
Sim-Lab has just announced their DDX TorqueSync wheelbase series, and if the specs are accurate, this could be very interesting. Two models – 26Nm and 39Nm – both running on…
Fanatec Announces Podium Pedals – 150kg Load Cell for Q1 2026
Featured Image: Fanatec Podium Pedals Fanatec has announced two new premium pedal sets – “Podium Pedals” and “Podium Pedals Formula” – scheduled for Q1 2026 release. After the company’s turbulent…
Sim-Lab Partners with Cosworth to Bring CCW Mk3 Wheel to Sim Racing
Featured Image: Cosworth CCW Mk3 professional motorsport sim racing wheel Sim-Lab has just announced a new partnership with Cosworth Electronics, bringing more motorsport-grade steering wheels to the sim racing community.…
The Science of Tyre Warming in iRacing – Testing Shows Braking Beats Weaving
Featured Image: Apex Racing League I saw this thread on Reddit earlier and thought it well worth a discussion. A McLaren 720S GT3 driver at Suzuka ran some proper scientific…
Pimax Crystal Super Review: Outstanding Clarity Meets Real-World Compromises
The Pimax Crystal Super pushes VR resolution to new heights with 30 million pixels, but does its extraordinary clarity justify the £1,735 price tag? Our comprehensive review examines whether this flagship headset delivers value for serious sim racing enthusiasts who understand that cutting-edge technology requires cutting-edge commitment.
Pimax Offers VR Trade-In Discounts for Sim Racers
If you’re still running an older VR headset for sim racing, Pimax wants to have a word. They’ve launched an upgrade programme that doesn’t require you to actually send your…
Pimax Crystal Super Offers Free Prescription Lenses for VR Sim Racers
Buy a new Pimax Crystal Super VR headset and get presecription lenses free until September 20th 2025.
Le Mans Ultimate – Sorting Out the FFB Settings with Revosim
Featured Image: Revosim // Le Mans Ultimate Desktop Setup A few weeks back I reviewed the RevosimRS Pure 9Nm Bundle. If you didn’t read the review – it’s good hardware…
Engineer Builds Direct Drive Sim Setup for Under £100 with 3D Printed and Hoverboard Parts
Featured Image: DIY 3D printed sim racing pedals with Arduino and load cell (credit: gradedkittyfood) In an era where entry-level direct drive wheelbases start at £400 and load cell pedals…