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1yr agoSimucube 2 Pro Wheel Base long-term review
Following a five-month test, the Traxion team is smitten – the Simucube 2 Pro is among the very best direct drive sim racing wheel bases.
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1yr agoFIA and Advanced SimRacing partnership a “big moment of pride”
Motorsport’s governing body, the FIA, announced the deal publicly at Sim Formula Europe in Maastricht during a keynote speech by the FIA’s Esports Project Manager, Eric Stranne.
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1yr agoSimucube Valo GT-23 sim racing wheel review
A full review of Simucube’s wireless Valo GT-23 sim racing wheel – a device that has enamored us through its genre-leading quality.
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1yr agoThe best direct drive PS5 wheel is now back in stock
The latest wheel base, wheel and pedal range for PC, PS5 and PS4 – the T598 – is finally available once more.
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1yr agoMoza mBooster Active Pedal review: A genuine Simucube rival?
Find out our verdict on Moza’s new mBooster Active Pedal, which offers haptic feedback at a fraction of the cost of Simucube’s examples.
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1yr agoMoza partners with Track Titan to produce AI coaching app
Moza has revealed a partnership with Track Titan in producing an AI-assisted coaching app for sim racers, called Moza Coaching.
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1yr agoMoza’s Active Shifter is a haptic gear shifter with 12 Nm of peak torque
Moza has unveiled its Active Shifter, a unit that combines its flight sim-focused AB9 FFB Base with shifter knobs to create a haptic gear shifter for $588 / €646 / £588.
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1yr agoThe Moza mBooster Active Pedal: Everything you need to know
We detail everything you need to know about Moza’s new mBooster Active Pedal.
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1yr agoMoza CM2 HD Racing Dash review: So near, yet so far
We’ve tested Moza’s CM2 HD Racing Dash to see if its dash customisation tools make up for its lack of SimHub support.
