The Victory Simulator is Next Level Racing’s latest beginner cockpit

Next Level Racing has just unveiled yet another diminutive sim racing cockpit – the Victory Simulator.

Seemingly related to the recently launched Wheel Stand Lite 2.0, it takes that device’s compact nature and expands it into a full-blown cockpit.

That means steel tubing, adjustable for height, plus a metal pedal plate, adjustable for angle.

However, instead of an attachable tray for seat wheels, a metal structure is in its place, which supports its own seat – sat on rails, it can be moved back and forth, although rake adjustment is not present.

There’s also the ability to mount accessories, such as a shift, to the side next to the driver.

Much like the aforementioned wheel stand, direct drive wheel bases outputting up to 10Nm of torque are supported – the Vicotry showcases by Next Level Racing using a Thrustmaster T818 as an example.

When compared to the cheaper Next Level Racing GTLite, that cockpit can be folded up to a greater degree, but doesn’t have a dedicated seat – rather a canvas-like material stretched between the tubing. The Victory also supports stronger wheel bases and greater weights.

The Victory Simulator Cockpit is available to purchase now for $299/£279 with free shipping. There’s 5% off that price by using the code TRAXION24.

Deliveries are expected towards the end of November or early December depending on the region.

Next Level Racing Victory Simulator Cockpit

• $299/£279 with free shipping – 5% off with the code TRAXION24
• A new beginner cockpit, designed with living room use in mind – but not the very entry-level device
• Steel tubing, adjustable pedal plate, seat distance (slider) and wheel plate
• Supports accessory attachment – shifter plate included
• Direct drive wheel bases that output up to 10Nm of torque are compatible

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