What a difference a week makes. When I first posted a story last week announcing my big move from real-world professional racing (not happening, thanks to coronavirus) to professional sim racing ...

Advanced driving aids, semi-autonomous tech, and drive-by-wire systems remain all the rage among automotive OEMs, and much of that technology can be directly traced to its origins in auto racing. The ...

From high-powered PCs to zero-flex cockpits and immersive triple-monitor or VR setups, 2026’s sim racing gear lets you bring the track home. Whether you’re chasing realism with haptic seats and motion ...

Rather than go all out on the biggest and best F1 racing sim rig, I tried to build one that's affordable and portable. This ...

In this fast-paced online economy, deals are a dime a dozen. I typically don't pay attention to them. I just don't have enough money for all the deals, all right? But every so often, there's a deal ...

Thanks to BMW and Fanatec, motorsport enthusiasts who can’t afford an M4 GT3 will be able to buy its steering wheel, connect it to a sim rig, and take German manufacturer’s latest racecar for a spin ...

From pedals that shave seconds off your lap times to monitor setups that wrap you in the track, building the ultimate sim racing rig is all about balance. Choosing the right hardware, display, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the rising popularity of global racing here in the States comes an elevated interest in sim racing. And, along with that, the ...