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Moza Racing

Moza Racing, launched in 2022, has rapidly become a prominent sim racing brand, known for making direct-drive technology more accessible. Their reputation is built on offering strong performance and premium build quality at competitive prices, positioning them as a major competitor to established brands like Fanatec. Customers frequently praise Moza’s robust hardware, strong force feedback, and the intuitive Moza Pit House software. They are widely regarded as offering excellent value, providing a high-end feel without the top-tier price tag. Concerns sometimes arise regarding customer support consistency, though product reliability is generally well-received. Someone might choose Moza for a high-quality, feature-rich direct-drive ecosystem that delivers impressive performance and a comprehensive range of peripherals, offering a compelling blend of value and quality.

Explore the Moza Ecosystem

Professional equipment for every level of sim racer

Direct Drive Wheelbases

From £319

Experience uncompromising force feedback with wheelbases ranging from 5Nm to 21Nm of torque

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Steering Wheels

From £39

From Formula mods to GT wheels and the revolutionary Vision GS with HD touchscreen

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Sim Racing Pedals

From £29

Load cell and active pedal technology for precise braking and throttle control

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Shifters & Handbrakes

From £99

Sequential and H-pattern shifters plus dedicated handbrakes for rally and drift

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Latest Updates

What’s new from Moza Racing

Since 2024, Moza Racing has significantly expanded its sim racing offerings. The biggest news is the R3 Bundle, marking Moza’s entry into the console market with Xbox compatibility (alongside PC). This accessible direct drive package includes a 3.9 Nm wheel base, ES Formula Wheel, and SR-P Lite Pedals, making direct drive more attainable. For PC users, Moza introduced the KS Wheel, a premium 300mm formula-style wheel featuring carbon fiber, magnetic shifters, and a customizable display, targeting serious racers. They’ve also released updated versions of existing popular wheels like the CS V2 and GS V2, offering refinements. Technologically, Moza continues to enhance its Pit House software, improving user experience, adding features, and ensuring broader compatibility. Their focus remains on expanding their modular direct drive ecosystem, offering a wider range of options from entry-level to high-performance setups.

Find Your Perfect Setup

Compare our range across different price points and torque levels

Entry Level (Under £500)

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Sweet Spot (£500-£700)

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No Compromise (£700+)

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