Equipment

The new sim racing wheel rim from Fanatec is aimed at GT3 racers, and initially, there will be a 24 Hours of Spa centenary version limited to just 100 units.

Heusinkveld’s Rest Pedal has been unveiled, adding a helpful footrest to its lineup of sim racing peripherals.

US PC equipment giant Corsair has dipped a toe in the sim racing waters with a prototype cockpit.

Originally launched in August 2023, Moza Racing’s first console-compatible sim racing equipment is now on the market.

A new PC-compatible adapter has been announced for Sony’s PlayStation VR2 headset, with support rolling out from the 7th of August.

The beleaguered Fanatec brand gets pulled through more financial statements, as its Q1 2024 earnings show an uptick in revenue and earnings while Endor AG claims Corsair buyout “will” happen.

The game publisher and accessory distributor, perhaps best known for previous WRC games and the upcoming Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, has turned to sim racing peripherals

GT Omega’s latest range addition claims to support much more forceful sim racing wheel bases than some other competing set-ups.

The wait is worth it, as Fanatec once again joins the sim world with the real-world as the WRC-winning wheel is available in November.