Hardware

After a short holiday break, HRS is back in the workshop, introducing a brand new Sim Racing product in the form of the billet aluminium pedal pads specifically designed for the Heusinkveld Pedals Sprint.

It's always interesting to see what is cooking at the Vesaro headquarters in Kent, UK.

Sim-Lab introduced its first Sim Racing steering wheel in the form of the Sim-Wheel P310 BOX-1.

YouTubing Sim Racer Dave Cameron reviews the Rock Solid Rigs RSR-21 Wooden Sim Racing Cockpit.

In an interview with Rudolf Dittrich, head of BMW Motorsport Sim Racing, and CEO of Fanatec Thomas Jackermeier, it is stated that the Fanatec BMW M4 GT3 wheel will be priced at an MSRP of below 5,000 euros.

Barry Rowland of the Sim Racing Garage reviews the SIMAGIC GT4 Carbon wheel rim.

Bove Fabrication set out to design and build a quality sim racing cockpit loosely based on the contours of the iconic British Lotus Seven sports car. The result was the Sim Seven cockpit.

RES-TECH is working on a great looking racing simulator chassis made out of a lightweight yet very rigid aluminum alloy spaceframe.

After three years of research and development ProSimu introduced their new Professional Series T7 PRO™ motion Simulator which features 6 degrees of freedom (6 DOF), and simulates oversteer and understeer with both a rear and front traction loss system.

Sparco Gaming launched a new Formula style sim-racing chassis in the form of the Evolve GP cockpit.