Sim racing can be expensive. So to save yourself some money, I set myself the challenge of creating a great sim rig for around $500.

Sim racing can be expensive. So to save yourself some money, I set myself the challenge of creating a great sim rig for around $500.

What if famed Italian design house made a sim racing rig that you’d be proud to have and display in your home? Designer Fabio Bilotta set out to develop this idea into the piece you see here ...

The Sim Lab P1 setup is not your standard racing rig and it's probably the only sim-racing rig you will ever need. Building the rig, I have to say it's easy once you understand how the 80/20 ...

I went for a test drive in a sim rig over at CES 2025 from Nitro Concepts that included a set of blowers that kept me cool, and more importantly, plenty immersed while racing.

Asetek is set to launch its first ever value sim racing rig with console support, and I’m the first person on the planet to tell you all about how it drives — months before its release.

On the flip side, a proper rig requires room, not to mention an even greater financial investment. If you're prepared to take that leap, though, the Playseat Trophy is something you should consider.

We spent a few months cobbling one together. Here’s a complete guide for how to build a flight simulator cockpit, complete with a shopping list.

Ex-Rimac Engineer’s Homemade Motion Rig Makes Sim Racing As Realistic As Possible In its attempts to convey the feeling of the road, it could make you a better sim racer ...

This humble Logitech K400 Plus is perfect for your sim-racing setup and a bargain from Amazon A useful discount on a useful keyboard.

iFixit suggested that the space left by the removed SIM tray could be used for a microSD card reader, giving iPhone 14 owners the option to expand storage.

Sim racing can be a sweaty business. I dare say that's something I can write with experience, but perhaps no more. I went for a test drive in a sim rig over at CES 2025 from Nitro Concepts that ...