John Munro

The entry-level Thrustmaster T128 is for those on a budget or just getting into more serous racing games, and it nails the brief.

Moza has replaced its RS Steering Wheel with a brand new V2 iteration – and it’s a significant step forward. Here’s everything you need to know.

Here’s an early, hands-on, test of the Vanwall Vandervell LMH and Thruxton Circuit for rFactor 2, releasing in November 2022.

Although we love Gran Turismo 7 it hasn’t shaped up to be the experience we were hoping for.. We examine seven key changes we think will make it better.

2002’s Total Immersion Racing contained some of motorsport’s most recognisable and successful cars. However, it also featured some less well-known examples that are well worth talking about today.

18 months after it first launched in Early Access, it’s time to re-visit Italian indie motorcycle simulator TrackDayR for a progress report.

John Munro tries out the current Formula 1-inspired cars in RaceRoom, rFactor 2, iRacing, Automobilista 2, F1 22 and Assetto Corsa.

With the release of the Indonesia update for PC players on Thursday (22nd September 2022), I think we can finally say that art of rally is back. It’s been more than a year since the last big update from Funselektor in the form of the Kenya update, and I’ve got to say that I’m excited…Continue reading “Hands-on with art of rally’s new Indonesian stages”»

We go hands-on with the new Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals V2, which are unveiled and available for sale right now. Priced at €299,95, $299,95 USD and $499,95 AUD, this set includes throttle, a load cell brake and clutch pedals, made from cast and machined aluminium. They are compatible with PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox…Continue reading “WATCH: Fanatec CSL Elite V2 Pedals review”»

We test the user-generated track editor creations for Live for Speed and the latest vehicle mods available within the 20-year-old simulation.