Hardware

Travis Pastrana drives the Motion Pro II Simulator at the DRIVE4COPD event during the 2012 Nascar Race at the California Speedway in Fontana.

RACE-STAR - AMG Mercedes F1 Simulator in the Hockenheim VIP Lounge. The rig runs a DTM, AUDI and Mercedes sim.

Brian lets us know that because of the success of the G 25/27 GT Wheel Plates, the promo offer will be continued for one more week. The quality GT plate can be yours for £ 95.95!

The new SRH 'static' SLI mounting system. Made on request from customers who dont want to wheel mount their SLI unit but still want it on the wheel base. Easy to fit, complete with 2x rotary encoders, this mounting system has none of the USB lead issues that can be a pain to sort on wheel mounted ones.

Filmed at Gadget Show Live. Onboard footage from the Motion Simulation TL1 simulator, driving a V8 Touring car at Oulton Park. Motion Simulation's TL1 simulator includes the worlds first, portable 180 degree screen and multiple position cockpit

The biggest consumer technology event in the UK, we had a 30 metre square stand exhibiting 2 full motion Vesaro simulators. With over 130,000 people attending the event over 6 days we provided over 1500 product demonstrations to the visitors of the show.

This is the new V2 version of the Fanatec ClubSport Pedals. The full aluminum construction is now finished in black anodized and polished surfase.

As we all know, the original standard pedals have issues with the potentiometers not registering properly. If you have these pedals sitting around collecting dust, here is the solution to bring them back to life. Bashboards have created the ultimate tool that will fix the potentiometer issue that has been plaguing standard Fanatec pedal owners for years. Video by Seahawks1Fan.

Steaphan Turpin made a plug in for iRacing to show different settings in the Tuning display of the ClubSport Wheel. You can also see the rev lights working on the Formula rim for the first time. Please note that the intensity of theblue LEDs will be increased in mass production. On the video the first 3 LEDs on the left appear to be red but they are yellow. He used the Lotus 79 on Virginia raceway and on the display you can see the current fuel consumption.

This is the Sim Racing Perspective review of the Nvidia GTX680 video card focusing on sim racing. He has tested this card out on triple screens running 5760x1080 at max settings to see how it performs. If you like this review, please vote over at Inside Sim Racing to be a community tester for the upcoming Fanatec Clubsport Wheel.