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6mos agoRevosim, Axsim and Advanced Sim Racing confirmed for SimRacing Expo
Nacon’s Revosim will make its first appearance at the SimRacing Expo this year alongside AXSIM and Advanced Sim Racing.
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6mos agoTrak Racer to unveil new cockpits at SimRacing Expo
Australian sim racing equipment manufacturer Trak Racer will debut new models at the 2025 SimRacing Expo.
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6mos agoHow James Baldwin uses Simucube equipment to train for motorsport success
Sponsored: Real-world motorsport race winner and multiple sim racing champion James Baldwin explains to Traxion why he uses Simucube equipment to practice for his next race outing.
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6mos agoSimucube 3 wheel base to launch 9th October
The date is finally set for Simucube to launch its pivotal new sim racing equipment range.
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7mos agoSimRacing Expo 2025: Moza to make its debut
Moza will make its debut at this year’s SimRacing Expo, co-exhibiting with GT Omega at Messe Dortmund, 17th-19th October 2025.
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7mos agoSim-Lab confirms DDX TorqueSync wheel base name and SimRacing Expo unveil
Prototypes have been showcased several times over the past year, but now the final project is nearly upon us.
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7mos agoLogitech RS50 confirmed as 8Nm direct drive PC and console racing wheel
At last, Logitech has a mid-range direct drive racing wheel base and it’s available right now. The RS50 is an 8Nm device for PC, PlayStation or Xbox.
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7mos agoLogitech unveils McLaren-branded sim racing cockpit, steering wheel and headset
Logitech and McLaren have teamed up to produce a range of new Papaya orange sim racing products, including a cockpit, a steering wheel and a headset.
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7mos agoSimucube hints at new sim racing equipment with ‘3’ teaser
Three? What could it mean? Well, there’s already been the Simucube 2…
