With sim racing’s preeminent show returning for 2025, here are some tips about travelling to the event.

Sim racing hardware manufacturer Thrustmaster has announced it will be attending this year’s SimRacing Expo in Dortmund, 17th- 19th October 2025.

The twisting French venue held the third round of the 2024 ADAC SimRacing Expo’s Digital GT500 competition, with a €5,000 prize pool on the line.

British sports car manufacturer Radical has collaborated with Advanced SimRacing and D-BOX to build its motorsport-inspired ASR-F PRO cockpit.

Following the announcement that the annual exhibition will move from Nürnberg to Dortmund, the original organiser promptly became insolvent. Now, though, a new company has been formed and the 2023 event is secure.

A competition is on right now to find new up-and-coming sim racing commentary talent plus the chance to help design esports promotional content.

The second round of the ADAC SimRacing Expo’s Professional Trophy was claimed by George Boothby and Veloce McLaren by a scant 1.5s after a 45-minute race. Once again using Assetto Corsa Competizione, following an opening event at Circuit Paul Ricard the teams headed to a virtual Monza for the second of five races, the final…Continue reading “ADAC SimRacing Expo Professional Trophy: George Boothby wins second round for Veloce”»

Sim racing goodies from Asetek SimSports, Fanatec, Absolute Motorsport and Novus are up for grabs.

Taking place in Dortmund this October, here’s how to purchase entry in advance via online tickets.