Buying a full sim racing cockpit can be expensive, time-consuming and space-zapping – in the best way possible.
But, for some, it simply may not be possible to go the whole esports-team aping setup, but you’d still want to dabble in racing with a steering wheel.
Several manufacturers offer desk mounts, but that replies on a table that is sturdy enough to take the punishment required of virtual racing.

That’s where a wheel stand comes into play, and Next Level Racing has just launched a new range addition – the Wheel Stand Lite 2.0.
A series of round metal tubes, that neatly folds into a slim box during shipping, it is a structure sturdy enough to take devices that output up to 10Nm of torque (direct drive, gear or belt-driven) plus load cell pedals.
Your entry-level Fanatec or Moza Racing devices, for instance, should be an ideal fit, alongside ubiquitous wheels such as the Thrustmaster T248 and Logitech G293.



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