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Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November and Cyber Monday is Monday 30 November. When we last checked, none of the brands below had announced Black Friday 2026 dates or deals that we could find. Apart from the CONSPIT products in our price tables, which go through Trak Racer’s store, everywhere you can buy from on this page is the manufacturer’s own store. We rate the Fanatec CSL DD Ready2Race bundle high. The percentages aren’t known yet.
Deals last checked: 8 October 2026, 21:06 UK
Forecasts on this page are our best guess. We update each one as a brand’s sale goes live, and confirmed deals are checked daily from 10 November. After the sale, every forecast gets a hit or miss mark.
Ready2Race is Fanatec’s name for a base, pedals and steering wheel sold together as a bundle, and these are some of the CSL DD versions in the store at the moment.
Fanatec discount code: use SIMRACINGCOCKPIT5 at checkout for 5% off at fanatec.com.
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Last year’s deals
Black Friday 2026 status, brand by brand
Where the table below gives a date, it belongs to last year’s sale, not this one’s.
| Brand | Status |
|---|---|
| Fanatec | Not started |
| MOZA | Not started (last year’s sale began 14 November) |
| Simucube | Not started |
| Trak Racer | Not started |
| Pimax | Not started |
| Sim-Lab | Not started |
| RacingCockpits | Not started |
| CONSPIT | Not started |
| Corsair | Not started |
| Simagic, Logitech and others | Not started |
Confirmed Black Friday deals
No confirmed deals yet – check back. We check every brand daily from 10 November.
Sim racing discount codes for Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Each of these codes is for that brand’s own store. We don’t know yet whether any of them works on a Black Friday or Cyber Monday price.
| Code | Discount | Brand | Where it works |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIMRACINGCOCKPIT5 | 5% | Fanatec | fanatec.com |
| SIMRACINGCOCKPIT | 3% | MOZA | mozaracing.com |
| SIMRACINGCOCKPIT | 2% | Pimax | pimax.com |
| SIMRACINGCOCKPIT25 | $25 off | Pimax | pimax.com |
| SIMRACINGCOCKPIT | 5% | Sim-Lab | sim-lab.eu |
| SRC | 5% | CONSPIT | conspit.com only |
| SRC15OFF | 15% | RacingCockpits | racingcockpits.com |
| None | – | Corsair | corsair.com |
Fanatec Black Friday 2026
Last year Fanatec ran a page split into Direct Drive Deals, Steering Wheel Deals and Cockpit Deals. Fanatec cut its direct drive base prices by up to 30 percent in February 2026, so a smaller percentage off this November can land on a similar cash price to last year’s sale.
Does Fanatec have Black Friday sales?
Yes, Fanatec does run Black Friday sales, and the public information about them is poor. My best guess for 2026 is a wide percentage off, and I haven’t got a figure to put on it.
Last year’s Fanatec page carried a notice that offers ended on Cyber Monday.
Fanatec was my first introduction to sim racing, so it has a fond place in my heart. Its force feedback is strong.
What we expect Fanatec to discount
Fanatec always do something, and I think they’ll be getting rid of their older product lines again. I always say they should Black Friday the DD2 as a bundle, but they don’t. Last year’s sale included the Podium DD2 QR2 at 38 percent off on the US store, as GTPlanet reported on 28 November 2025.
I think it will be much of the same, and that if they put their oldest and least popular stock out in a big sale, they could clear the warehouse and get some cash flow into developing decent new products. How long is it going to be until we see a new wheel from Fanatec? As I see it, the product line is much the same as it was seven or eight years ago, apart from the belt drives, which they don’t make any more (every wheel base Fanatec lists today is direct drive). We’ll see what they put on.
We rate the CSL DD Ready2Race bundles high. The CSL DD is Fanatec’s entry direct drive base, it comes in 5 Nm and 8 Nm versions, and it was in last year’s sale.
The ClubSport Formula V2.5 X is a high-confidence call. Fanatec launched the ClubSport Formula V3 in April 2026 as a direct replacement for the Formula V2.5. The release doesn’t mention the V2.5 X, which Fanatec licenses for Xbox. It was in last year’s sale, though, and our price monitor only lists the V2.5 X, not the plain V2.5.
Fanatec discount code: use SIMRACINGCOCKPIT5 at checkout for 5% off at fanatec.com.
The CSL Cockpit bundles come in at medium. They’re full-rig bundles, and the Formula V2.5 X version also carries the older rim, which is another reason to expect a discount.
Basically, Fanatec pedals have never been the strong point of a Fanatec setup. My first were the CSL Pedals (V1), and they were OK until I upgraded to the Heusinkveld Sprints. Heusinkveld taught me what pedals are, not Fanatec, sadly. They did teach me what good direct drive is, so it’s not a complete loss. I write this with limited understanding of the new pedal set, the Podium Pedals family.
From what I’ve seen of the reviews, the two-pedal Podium Pedals Formula is well regarded. It isn’t the flagship some people hoped for, though, because it’s a traditional load-cell design with no haptics. Opinion is split on whether it’s worth the money for PC users. It’s the only Podium Pedals set reviewed so far.
For the ClubSport Pedals V3 we say medium to high. Fanatec’s Podium Pedals now sit above them, although Fanatec’s page for the three-pedal Podium Pedals only says preorders open soon, shipping in the autumn.
We put the Gran Turismo DD Pro at medium. It was in last year’s sale, reported at 19 percent off for the 8 Nm version. The catch is that Fanatec revised it in 2025, which finished the move to QR2 quick releases across the range, so it may well hold its price this time.
The ClubSport DD and DD+ sit at low to medium on depth. Both were in last year’s sale, reported at 30 and 24 percent, but those cuts were measured against the higher list prices from before February. The Podium DD is the new flagship, which puts it with the products we don’t expect to be discounted.
The older ClubSport Racing Wheel F1 gets a medium. Fanatec announced the ClubSport F1 Racing System, which includes the ClubSport DD+ base, on 16 September, and GTPlanet reported the older F1 wheel in last year’s sale.
When does the Fanatec Black Friday sale start?
There’s no 2026 start date, and the archived copy of last year’s Fanatec page doesn’t give one for 2025 either. Fanatec has a standing deals page now, which is worth a look before Black Friday on 27 November.
Fanatec Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Fanatec Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
MOZA Black Friday 2026
Last year MOZA ran its sale broad and shallow, with small cuts on the bases and bundles across a lot of the range and a window that ran for weeks. New products were left out. MOZA’s store also carries standing “Save” tags on bundles, so a markdown there today isn’t a Black Friday signal.
I think MOZA run on an incredibly low margin and put out the latest direct drive wheels on what feels like a weekly basis. So I’m sure they’ll have stock of V1 R12s, and they’ll probably have the old shape R16 and R21 to get rid of, maybe. MOZA’s R16 Ultra launched on 28 July 2026, and its own FAQ calls it a more compact design than the R16 V2. MOZA announced the R21 Ultra as available worldwide on 30 October 2025, and the store now lists no standalone R21 or R16 V2. It does still list the R12 V2, but no V1 R12.
I’m almost certain they’ll do a deal on whatever looks less popular from where I sit. Maybe that’s trucking deals, and maybe the R3 bundle. The store lists the R5 Pro Truck Driving Simulator and a Trucking Bundle. I think a Black Friday is partly about clearing old stock that’s due for obsolescence but perfectly good, and partly about getting beginners in. Say they knock $50 off an R3 bundle (the $50 is only my example). Well, I’d guess the margin on an R3 bundle must be gigantic. I don’t know exactly what MOZA will put on, but I think they probably will, and it’ll be a somewhat overpowering experience compared with the other manufacturers, I think.
The original R5 Bundle is the one to watch, and the label is high if stock lasts. MOZA now sells the R5 Pro alongside it, the R5 Bundle is already marked down on the store, and MOZA put bundles in last year’s sale. The R5 Pro in the table next to it is the newer bundle, and we don’t expect that one to go on sale.
MOZA discount code: use SIMRACINGCOCKPIT at checkout for 3% off at mozaracing.com.
The R3 racing bundles rate high. They were in last year’s sale, and they’re a current line, so there’s no reason for MOZA to skip them.
The R12 V2 bundles are medium to high. The R12 V2 was in last year’s sale and MOZA still sells it, but the depth is harder to call.
We’d call the R9 V3 bundles a medium. MOZA put the R9 V3 in last year’s sale at 14 percent off, as printed, and it’s still on the store.
When does the MOZA Black Friday sale start?
There’s no MOZA Black Friday page for 2026 yet. Last year MOZA’s own terms gave a window from 14 November to 5 December 2025, and the archived page carried a line inviting people to sign up to be told when the sale kicked off on 14 November.
MOZA Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No MOZA Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
Simucube Black Friday 2026
The Simucube 2 Pro and Sport are still sold new, and we rate them medium to high. Orders for the Simucube 3 opened in October 2025, and last year’s sale page listed only Simucube 2 products. It said the deal would end once a batch of 200 units was gone.
We stop short of high because there’s only one year of brand-sourced evidence to go on. A limited batch also means the deal can disappear fast, if Simucube repeats the format.
I don’t know about Simucube. They seem to have gone for a very low volume, very high end build mantra, and there’s no way the Simucube 3 goes on Black Friday. The only issue I’ve found with the Simucube 2 is that it’s about as good as the latest Simagic gear, which makes this one difficult to call. Maybe there’s a Simucube 2 special bundle, maybe limited to, say, 100 units (that’s just my number). I’d guess Simucube work at far higher margins than MOZA simply because of where they are based (Simucube says that’s Tampere, Finland).
When does the Simucube Black Friday sale start?
Simucube’s page last year had no printed start date, but the site carried a sign-up banner by 7 November, and there was a 2024 sale as well.
Simucube Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Simucube Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
Trak Racer Black Friday 2026
We give Trak Racer a medium to high for another store-wide percentage off its own rigs and accessories. It ran a 15 percent sale on all its own products in 2024, and a Black Friday collection again in 2025. Nothing for 2026 is up yet.
The rigs to watch are the TR40S, TR80S, TR120S V2 and TR160 V5. Newer models are on its New Releases page, but we found none that replaces the TR80S, TR120S V2 or TR160 V5. The On Sale page is a clearance collection, and today it holds small accessories.
Trak Racer are an interesting one, because they’ve just been acquired by Corsair. Corsair’s own release of 5 August 2026 says it acquired the assets of Trak Racer. In my experience of buying and selling companies, an acquisition like this often comes with sales targets attached, though I have no first-hand insight into this one. So I’d think Trak Racer might go bigger on Black Friday than they usually do. I mean, as far as I can tell they’re very bullish about not having discount codes, which is down to them.
Some of their new stuff is pretty good, and I really like their tubular chassis rigs. Trak Racer lists the TRX, TR8 PRO and RS6 as tubular frames. I don’t think those will be the ones that go on sale. I think it’ll be the older TR-branded rigs, where it’s a bit of a lottery whether you get it all in one go or have to wait for something like a monitor stand to turn up. There’s an old Trak Racer and clearly a new one, and I think the new one has oversight from Corsair, so things don’t get screwed up. If I were running Trak Racer I’d be looking at the warehouse thinking, right, how do we get rid of all of this stuff? Obviously we’re guessing at products.
When does the Trak Racer Black Friday sale start?
Trak Racer’s own terms for 2024 gave a window from 1 to 30 November. Its 2025 Black Friday collection is still up on the site, and our archive copy of it prints no start date.
Trak Racer Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Trak Racer Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
Pimax Black Friday 2026
We’d put the Crystal Light and its bundles at medium to high. The Crystal Light is the older model now that the Crystal Pro has been announced above it, and Pimax built last year’s sale around Crystal Light and Crystal Super bundles. The store sells the Crystal Light in bundles with a free add-on, such as prescription lenses or a microphone.
The Crystal Pro was announced on 6 October with a $1 reservation, shipping in 2027. We rate any discount on it as low. The store also carries a standing promotion, “Honoring your past in VR”, which is not a Black Friday page.
Pimax discount codes: use SIMRACINGCOCKPIT for 2% off, or SIMRACINGCOCKPIT25 for $25 off, at pimax.com.
On Pimax, I’d go with what we know. The Dream Air SE or the Dream Air SLAM are tried and tested.
When does the Pimax Black Friday sale start?
Last year Pimax ran its Benefit Match Guarantee for orders placed from 28 October to 30 November 2025. It sat on Pimax’s 2025 Black Friday page, which had bundle sections for the Crystal Light and the Crystal Super.
Pimax Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Pimax Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
Sim-Lab Black Friday 2026
Sim-Lab had a site-wide Black Friday discount banner last year, 11 percent off, so we expect a repeat on its cockpits, at medium to high confidence. Its own year-end post called that period “an incredible period for us”. The DDS TorqueSync base is the exception, which we rate low because it is a new product still on pre-order, with new orders shipping from the end of November.
The range includes the P1X Ultimate, P1X Pro, GT1 Evo, GT1 Pro and a Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 cockpit, plus the XP1 load cell pedals. Sim-Lab prices in the tables below are in euros.
I don’t know what Sim-Lab are doing at the moment, and I think they’ve completely dropped the ball and made some serious strategic product development mistakes. I don’t think it was a good idea for them to develop a direct drive wheel, regardless of how it reviews. Sim-Lab’s 2024 year-end post recaps the announcement of its direct drive base. I’d guess they will have spent more than a year on it, and hundreds of thousands of euros, if not more. Direct drive bases are all really good now. It’s such a commoditised space. If I could go back, I’d tell Sim-Lab to do what they’re good at and change nothing.
I’m past the point of caring what Sim-Lab have on. If they put anything on for Black Friday, I think it will be clearing out as many rigs as possible, and not the DDS TorqueSync, which I’d guess they can’t afford to discount because they need the money back. The GT1 and P1X lines have been around forever. The GT1 goes back to at least 2016 and the P1X to 2019, on Sim-Lab’s own archived pages. What I think they missed was the chance to develop their rigs while they were messing about with a direct drive wheel, and now they’re stuck with somewhat out-of-date rigs and waning demand for accessories. Take the Vario Vesa, which was groundbreaking at the time and has been copied everywhere since. And then there’s a direct drive wheel I think nobody really wants. Good luck with that. They’re friends, and I know it sounds brutal, but sometimes people need to hear it how it is.
Sim-Lab discount code: use SIMRACINGCOCKPIT at checkout for 5% off at sim-lab.eu.
When does the Sim-Lab Black Friday sale start?
The banner was up on Sim-Lab’s home page by 13 November 2025. Neither the start nor the end of last year’s sale is on a Sim-Lab page we could read.
Sim-Lab Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Sim-Lab Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
RacingCockpits Black Friday 2026
RacingCockpits has no Black Friday history that we could find, so the label is low. Neither its site nor the archive copy of its home page from October 2025 carries a Black Friday statement. The range covers frames, monitor stands, pedals, shifters, seats and motion, and our price monitor lists the RCP Cockpit PRO on its own and with a racing seat.
RacingCockpits discount code: use SRC15OFF for 15% off at racingcockpits.com.
RacingCockpits Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No RacingCockpits Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
CONSPIT Black Friday 2026
CONSPIT is low as well, with no Black Friday statement on conspit.com that we could find. The CONSPIT code only works at conspit.com, so it doesn’t apply to the CONSPIT products shown below through Trak Racer.
CONSPIT discount code: use SRC for 5% off at conspit.com.
Corsair Black Friday 2026
Corsair owns Fanatec. Corsair’s filing with the US SEC says it closed the acquisition of the Fanatec Sim Racing product line on 19 September 2024. We’re guessing at whether a Corsair sale touches sim racing at all.
Trak Racer’s website now carries a banner that reads “Trak Racer joins the Corsair team”. Corsair’s own announcement, dated 5 August 2026, says it has acquired the assets of Trak Racer, and describes Trak Racer as a complement to Fanatec.
Last year Corsair advertised 20 percent off full-priced products, applied automatically at checkout, and its page doesn’t say which products the 20 percent excluded. The sale page promoted gaming PCs, PC components including memory, a headset, Custom Lab builds and refurbished products. We found no Fanatec or Trak Racer product in the archived copies of Corsair’s 2024 or 2025 Black Friday pages.
We rate the chance of a Fanatec or Trak Racer product turning up in a Corsair-run sale as low. Both brands still sell on their own sites, and Corsair’s sale itself will probably run again, on PC gear. The price monitor lists no sim racing hardware from corsair.com, and Corsair’s ownership doesn’t change where to buy, so the Fanatec table and code above still apply. Corsair’s standing deals page is the one to check, and at the moment it shows nothing for sim racing.
When does the Corsair Black Friday sale start?
Last year’s Early Black Friday window ran from 17 to 27 November 2025, and Black Friday itself from 28 to 30 November. Corsair’s Black Friday page is still last year’s, with no 2026 dates on it yet.
Corsair Black Friday deals as they’re listed
No Corsair Black Friday deals listed yet – check back. We check daily from 10 November.
Simagic, Logitech and the other brands to watch
The site’s price monitor has no feed from these brands’ own stores, so there’s no table for them and no code. Each brand name links to its own store.
Simagic ran its Mega Holiday Sales from 14 November to 20 December last year, which is a long window. At the moment the store is running an anniversary sale.
Asetek‘s page last year read “Black Week is live” with savings of up to 40 percent, and no dates were printed.
Heusinkveld‘s offer last year was short, from Friday 28 November to Monday 1 December 2025, and it covered the MagShift Mini, the MagShift and the Handbrake.
Logitech G‘s general gaming deals page, which sits next to its racing wheels and pedals, advertised up to 50 percent off sitewide in an archive copy from 1 December 2025. It wasn’t labelled Black Friday.
Thrustmaster ran a Black Friday section on its own eshop last year, with buy-together prices on the T598 racing base, according to an archive copy from 26 November 2025.
Next Level Racing‘s home page showed no Black Friday text when it was archived on 4 December last year, and no brand-run sale turned up.
Cyber Monday 2026: which sales end and which run on
Cyber Monday 2026 is Monday 30 November, three days after Black Friday on Friday 27 November. None of the brands on this page has published a 2026 end date. Last year some sales ended before Cyber Monday, some ended on it and some ran well past it.
| Brand | 2025 end | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pimax | Sun 30 Nov 2025 (last day of the Benefit Match Guarantee window) | Pimax’s 2025 page, archived 5 Nov 2025 |
| Corsair | Sun 30 Nov 2025 (Black Friday proper, on PC gear; an early window ran from 17 to 27 Nov) | Corsair’s Black Friday page, terms read 9 Oct 2026, archived 24 Nov 2025 and 28 Nov 2025 |
| Fanatec | Cyber Monday: offers ended 12AM Pacific on 2 Dec, the end of Mon 1 Dec 2025 | Fanatec’s page, archived 1 Dec 2025 |
| Heusinkveld | Mon 1 Dec 2025 | Heusinkveld’s 2025 page |
| MOZA | Fri 5 Dec 2025, 10:00 UTC | MOZA’s 2025 page, archived 3 Dec 2025 |
| Simagic | Sat 20 Dec 2025, 12:00 UTC | Simagic’s 2025 page, archived 8 Dec 2025 |
| Simucube | The page said the deal would end once its 200 units were gone; no end date printed | Simucube’s 2025 page, archived 17 Nov 2025 |
| Trak Racer | Cyber Monday or until sold out, as GTPlanet reported; the 2024 sale ended Sat 30 Nov 2024 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 and Trak Racer’s 2024 terms |
| Sim-Lab | No end date on the Sim-Lab page we could read | Sim-Lab’s home page, archived 13 Nov 2025 |
| Asetek | No dates printed | Asetek’s Black Week page, archived 25 Nov 2025 |
| RacingCockpits, CONSPIT, Next Level Racing | No 2025 sale page found on their own sites | – |
MOZA and Simagic ran past Cyber Monday, while Fanatec and Heusinkveld ended their offers on it.
What probably won’t be on sale
At Fanatec, we wouldn’t wait for the Podium DD from January 2026, the ClubSport Formula V3 and Wheel Hub from April, the Podium Pedals or the ClubSport F1 Racing System announced in September. We don’t expect any of them to be discounted.
MOZA left its newest products out of last year’s promotional pricing, so we’d expect the same for the R5 Pro and R16 Ultra, which have been available since July, and for the R5S Pro and R16S Ultra PS5 range shown in September. The Simucube 3 line is also probably not on sale, since Simucube 2 was the only line that page listed.
Pimax’s Crystal Pro is a reservation product that ships in 2027. Brands do sometimes put current models in the sale, though. MOZA put the R9 V3 in its 2025 sale, and Fanatec’s included the ClubSport DD and DD+.
Do discount codes stack with Black Friday and Cyber Monday prices?
We don’t know whether any of the codes stack with a Black Friday or Cyber Monday price. The simplest check is the basket at the brand’s own store, which shows whether the code is accepted and what it does to the total.
Last year’s Black Friday deals
Every row in the table below links to the page it came from, and the percentages are as that brand’s page or the named outlet printed them. MOZA’s page showed its prices in Canadian dollars.
| Brand | Product | Last year’s deal | Dates | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOZA | R3 Racing Bundle (PC) | 9% off, as printed (prices shown in Canadian dollars) | 14 Nov to 5 Dec 2025 | MOZA’s 2025 page, archived 3 Dec 2025 |
| MOZA | R9 V3 | 14% off, as printed (Canadian dollars) | 14 Nov to 5 Dec 2025 | MOZA’s 2025 page, archived 3 Dec 2025 |
| MOZA | R12 V2 | 8% off, as printed (Canadian dollars) | 14 Nov to 5 Dec 2025 | MOZA’s 2025 page, archived 3 Dec 2025 |
| MOZA | E-Stop Switch | CAD 69 down to CAD 48.90, about 29% off | 14 Nov to 5 Dec 2025 | MOZA’s 2025 page, archived 3 Dec 2025 |
| Fanatec | ClubSport DD | 30% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 and Fanatec’s page, archived 1 Dec 2025 |
| Fanatec | ClubSport DD+ | 24% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 |
| Fanatec | Podium DD2 QR2 | 38% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 |
| Fanatec | Gran Turismo DD Pro (8 Nm) | 19% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 |
| Fanatec | CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm and 8 Nm) | 12% and 11% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 |
| Fanatec | ClubSport Formula V2.5 X | 11% off on the US store, as reported | Offers ended on Cyber Monday 2025 | GTPlanet, 28 Nov 2025 |
| Simucube | Simucube 2 Sport and Pro | 30% off the Sport, 25% off the Pro, 200 units only | No dates printed; sign-up banner up by 7 Nov 2025 | Simucube’s 2025 page, archived 17 Nov 2025 |
| Trak Racer | All Trak Racer products | 15% off in the 2024 sale, and our archive copy of the 2025 collection prints no percentage | 1 to 30 Nov 2024 | Trak Racer’s 2024 terms |
| Pimax | Crystal Light and Crystal Super bundles | Benefit Match Guarantee on orders placed in the window | 28 Oct to 30 Nov 2025 | Pimax’s 2025 page, archived 5 Nov 2025 |
| Sim-Lab | Everything on the site | 11% off, applied at checkout | Banner up by 13 Nov 2025 | Sim-Lab’s home page, archived 13 Nov 2025 |
| Corsair | Full-priced products | 20% off, applied automatically at checkout | Seen on the page on 28 Nov 2025 | Corsair’s Black Friday page, archived 28 Nov 2025 |
| Corsair | Gaming PCs | Up to $1,000 off | Early window, 17 to 27 Nov 2025 | Corsair’s Black Friday page, archived 24 Nov 2025 |
| Simagic | Alpha Mini (10 Nm) | $399 down to $359 | 14 Nov to 20 Dec 2025 | Simagic’s 2025 page, archived 8 Dec 2025 |
| Asetek | Pedals, wheels and button boxes | 20 to 40% off, up to 40% as headlined | Live by 25 Nov 2025 | Asetek’s Black Week page, archived 25 Nov 2025 |
| Heusinkveld | MagShift Mini, MagShift and Handbrake | 15% off, and 20% for a sequential shifter with a handbrake | 28 Nov to 1 Dec 2025 | Heusinkveld’s 2025 page |
If one brand is the reason you’re waiting, start with its section above.
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