It’s widely known that the Danish simracing giant Asetek SimSports, founded by racing enthusiast André Eriksen, made a significant entrance into the simracing market. In 2021, they launched the Invicta pedal set with a hydraulic brake module, followed by the more affordable Forte pedal set without a hydraulic braking system in 2022. We had the opportunity to test and review both sets at the time. Later in 2022, they also announced the Pagani Huayra R pedal set, marking an official collaboration between Asetek SimSports and Pagani to bring the essence of the Huayra R to sim racers who don’t hav ..read more

In the world of sim racing, Fanatec is undoubtedly a well-established name. With an extensive range of high-quality products, the brand has made its mark on both novice and seasoned sim racers alike. As experienced reviewers, we’ve had the privilege of thoroughly examining various Fanatec products over the years, allowing us to develop an in-depth understanding of the Fanatec ecosystem. Most recently, we reviewed the Fanatec QR2 system and the Podium BMW M4 GT3 Steering Wheel. During our visit to the 2023 ADAC in Dortmund, where we attended the “press day,” Fanatec quietly showcased the ClubSp ..read more

Shenzhen CAMMUS Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., better known by the short name Cammus, is no longer an unfamiliar name to many simracers. This Chinese manufacturer is primarily known for its affordably priced sim racing hardware in the more serious segment. Previously, we had the opportunity to review both the GT1 DD Bundle and the LC100 pedals for Cammus. But that’s not all – earlier this year, we were also highly impressed by the C5 Direct Drive Steering Wheel, where Cammus integrated a compact 5Nm wheelbase into a steering wheel. This time, we have the privilege of getting our hands on the ..read more

Fanatec, a leading name in the world of sim racing, has just launched the CSL Cockpit, a brand-new sim racing chassis designed for Fanatec hardware. With an entry price of just €399.95/$399.95, this compact, high-quality sim rig is available to sim racers worldwide. The CSL Cockpit is designed with durability and performance in mind. Constructed from aluminum tubes reinforced with steel brackets, the chassis strikes a perfect balance between lightweight design and robustness. Its innovative trapezoidal design ensures exceptional strength, capable of withstanding the most demanding racing scen ..read more

We have been given the opportunity to test and review the official McLaren F1 steering wheel, which is made for real speed champions. We won’t say no to that! The official McLaren F1 steering wheel is not available separately, but upon purchasing the Lego McLaren F1 car, it can be yours for a price tag of €26.99. Packaging, Contents & Mounting We received the official McLaren F1 steering wheel from a local store, specialized in the sale of gaming and play items. After paying, we were able to take it home with us immediately. In the box, we find a lot of parts and a manual. Very neatly orga ..read more

Towards the end of 2023, we received the R5 Bundle from MOZA Racing for review, which is a fantastic starter bundle for sim racers looking to take their first step towards the higher segment with a Direct Drive wheelbase. A few months prior, we received the HGP Shifter from MOZA; a comfortable H-pattern shifter with a very favorable price-performance ratio. One small remark we made at that time is that we were disappointed that the HGP Shifter did not have an option to use it in sequential mode. Our prayers have been answered; because recently MOZA Racing asked us to test and evaluate their al ..read more

Stichting Opkikker, an organization we at SimRaceBlog hold dear, recently opened a new space at De Eemhof holiday park in Zeewolde, called ‘Opkikkerland’. Here, children with disabilities now have the opportunity to participate in an exciting racing experience in a specially adapted F1 simulator, as part of the ‘Formula 1 experience’. This addition to Opkikkerland is designed to offer older children and their parents a unique experience. Ruud Sliphorst, the director of Stichting Opkikker, explains: “Thanks to the support of our partners, we’ve been able to realize this Formula 1 simulator, ful ..read more

Granite Devices, the company behind the popular Simucube wheelbases, was founded in 2006 and is based in Finland. The company originated from an enthusiastic hobby project of co-founder M.Sc. Tero Kontkanen. While the company initially entered the sim racing world with wheelbases, Simucube has evolved into a brand known for its high-quality sim racing products. In addition to their wheelbases, they now also offer racing wheels and pedals. While we had the opportunity to review the Simucube 2 Pro wheelbase some time ago, Granite Devices has now sent us the Simucube 2 Sport and the Tahko Steerin ..read more

Trak Racer, founded by Matt Sten in 2008, is an Australian company with a clear mission: to provide durable, high-end gaming platforms made with quality materials. With over a decade of experience, Trak Racer has become a well-known name in the market, reflected in their extensive product range. Trak Racer’s global reach is impressive, with distribution centers in more than 11 countries serving customers worldwide. This demonstrates that Trak Racer is no longer a small player but a significant force in the gaming platform market. Currently, Trak Racer offers various simrigs and is also activel ..read more

The success of Aalborg-based Asetek Simsports can definitely not be denied. This prominent sim racing giant has firmly established itself on the map in recent years. Across all levels of the high-end sim racing hardware market, Asetek has released products to cater to racers with both high and mid-high budgets. In October of last year, Asetek launched a series of products that significantly expanded their range of steering wheels. While they previously only had the La Prima and Forte Formula steering wheels, they have now introduced a solution to meet the needs of other types of steering whee ..read more