Trak Racer has long had a range of sim racing cockpits, seats and mounts (plus flight sim equipment), but recently it has been dipping its toes into electronics.
Early prototypes of items such as a bass shaker and steering wheels were first shown by the Australian outfit at the ADAC SimRacing Expo in 2022. Then, more advanced versions were driveable at this year’s Sim Formula Europe event, including direct drive wheel bases.
Since then, its won gaming monitors and headsets have come to market and now it is the turn of the low-frequency vibration system – designed to provide an extra layer of feedback, such as riding over circuit kerbs or the thrum of an engine.
Or, if you also play shooting titles, for example, an enhanced portrayal of gunfire or approaching enemies.
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