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1yr agoThrustmaster T598 review: Punching above its weight
Does Thrustmaster’s sub-£450 T598 represent the ideal gateway into direct drive-assisted sim racing? Find out in our comprehensive review.
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1yr agoNext Level Racing introduces fresh ERS3 seat variants, including all-new ‘SIMAERO’ material
Previously available only in ‘PU Leather’ the sim racing seat for cockpit use will now come in two further fabric options.
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1yr agoMOZA announces mysterious new Lamborghini sim steering wheel
MOZA has revealed that its next new product is a Lamborghini-branded sim racing steering wheel, with more details to come later this week.
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1yr agoManthey and Griiip join forces to democratise sim racing engineering tools
Manthey Racing and Griiip Automotive Engineering have announced a partnership to help improve sim racing and motorsport telemetry analysis tools, offering them to a wider audience.
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1yr agoVPG Sim announces intriguing collaboration with F1 supplier bf1systems
Sim racing steering wheel manufacturer VPG Sim has announced an exciting partnership with F1 supplier bf1systems to build and sell high-end sim hardware with a real-world motorsport twist.
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1yr agoAsetek SimSports secures rights to make console-compatible sim racing equipment
After openly stating a desire to create console-compatible devices, Asetek SimSports has reached an agreement.
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1yr agoA McLaren Racing motion simulator is on the way with help from Racing Unleashed
The British racing has joined forces with the European sim racing lounge and premium equipment manufacturer.
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1yr agoThrustmaster’s £450 T598 PlayStation and PC-compatible direct drive bundle unveiled
Thrustmaster has unveiled its new mid-range direct drive wheelbase, the T598. It will be made available for less than £450 and bundled with pedals and a steering wheel.
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1yr agoSimucube has created a (slightly) more affordable version of its force-feedback-equipped ActivePedal
Following the launch of its original ActivePedal, the Finnish sim racing innovators have returned to the drawing board to create the ActivePedal Pro.
