Moza has opened orders for its first motion system at €3,199 — €1,780 less than the SIMRIG SR3. On paper, the HMA150 has the more ambitious spec sheet. In practice, nobody has used one at home yet.
Our high-end Sim Racing PC build for triple screen and high-refresh VR: maximum performance, with prices kept up to date on our dedicated page.
Our mid-range Sim Racing PC build for 1440p on an ultrawide screen: more graphics power, a recent platform, and prices kept up to date on our dedicated page.
Our entry-level Sim Racing PC build for 1080p: the right component choices to get started on a budget, with prices kept up to date on our dedicated page.
RacingTech launches its Sim Racing PC builds: three tiers, Amazon prices updated automatically, an AMD/Intel switch and always-compatible parts — without hours of comparison.
iRacing is raising its subscription rates on 18 August 2026 — only the second increase since 2008. New prices, the reasons behind them, and how to lock in the old rates.
Pimax Dream Air or Dream Air SE for sim racing? Resolution, weight, price and SLAM vs Lighthouse tracking compared — and which to pick for your budget.
Fanatec launches the Podium Pedals Formula at €699.95: forged aluminium brake arm, 200 kg load cell, classic mechanics taken to the top. Our take on this premium comeback.
The SRP GT-S is a high-end pedal set with one standout feature: its brake pedal runs on compressed air, mimicking the feel of real hydraulic braking. The result on the brake is impressive — but the throttle and clutch remain conventional pedals. Our full analysis.
The Simucube 3's new quick release drops cables entirely thanks to LightBridge technology. Here's how it works — and how to retrofit it onto a Simucube 2 base.
Simucube has completely renewed its direct drive lineup with the SC3: a new IPM motor on the Ultimate, wireless LightBridge Quick Release, and Simucube Tuner 3.0. Three bases, 15 to 35 Nm, covering the full spectrum from serious enthusiast to professional driver.
The Cube Controls CSX 3 is the wheel in my personal sim racing setup. Carbon construction, SimHub touchscreen, magnetic paddles and encoders everywhere — here’s why I chose it, and what I think after months of use.
