Sim racing has evolved into a powerful training method, blending realistic driving physics, accurate track models, and immersive control hardware. From entry-level console setups to advanced PC rigs, ...

Racing simulation has hit new levels in 2025, and to truly feel the roar of the engine and the grip of every corner, you need more than a keyboard or a controller. A great racing wheel can transform ...

The dark days of NASCAR simulations on console appear to be coming to an end. On Thursday, iRacing announced that it has secured exclusive “simulation-style game rights” to the preeminent stock-car ...

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 ...

The world of racing games in 2026 continues to push realism closer to real-world motorsport, blending advanced physics, laser-scanned tracks, and highly detailed car behavior. Whether you're chasing ...

There are a few racing wheel options for sim racing on the PC and Xbox and the VelocityOne Race from Turtle Beach is the latest to hit the market. The latest sim peripheral in Turtle Beach’s ...

Despite having never stepped foot in a dedicated piece of racing machinery, I've covered thousands of miles of pavement across some of the most iconic race circuits around the world, all from the ...

If you want to grab a fantastic racing wheel at a real bargain of a price, this Amazon discount on the Logitech G29 and G920 ...

The $649.99 VelocityOne Race is available for preorder starting January 16th, with an official launch date set for February 26th. The $649.99 VelocityOne Race is available for preorder starting ...

If you've ever wanted to really simulate the dangers of driving, but without the car, this DIY racing simulator by a Taiwanese YouTuber might interest you. It features a fairly standard driving sim ...

Which do you prefer and why? LFS I think has the handling and physics down to almost perfection. The only thing I can think of that comes close is GT4 (No, I did not care for how ForzaII felt for some ...