Asetek

The parent company of Danish sim racing hardware manufacturer Asetek Racing has received a takeover offer from a Chinese electronics firm.

Tony Kanaan continues to build his sim racing presence as he now offers a TK-branded bundle together with Asetek SimSports.

The kit will enable native support for the Danish’s company’s wheel base for those already with steering wheels by the likes of Gomez Sim Industries and Cube Controls.

Asetek Sim Sports now offers an Elastomer Kit for changing the stiffness of your Asetek pedals as of 28th February.

Asetek SimSports has struck a deal with at least seven wheel manufacturers to ship third-party sim racing devices with its innovative quick release system.

As a limited-time offer, our favourite set of hydraulic sim racing pedals have 50 per cent cut from their price.

Asetek SimSports dove into their upcoming products recently, but our takeaway of it all is how customizable and interchangeable they’ve made things.

The range of Asetek SimSports sim racing pedals has now grown, with separate brake and throttle versions now available in Forte and Invicta forms.

Asetek SimSports has revealed three brand new direct drive wheel bases, with an upgrade path and mounting brackets. Pre-orders being today.