Is that new wheel base really worth the upgrade? Will those load cell pedals actually make you faster? Here at P1 Racing, we answer the questions that matter to real racers. This isn’t a list of specs from a box. This is where we take the latest sim racing gear, bolt it to our rigs, and put it to the test on the track. Expect honest opinions, no-nonsense analysis, and a focus on one thing: does this product improve the racing experience?
✅ What We Like ❎ Needs Improvement Introduction: Framing Your Driver Cam When you build a dedicated sim racing setup, adding a face camera or pedal camera is usually the next step once your driving hardware is sorted. Whether you want to stream your iRacing official sessions on Twitch, record telemetry overlays for YouTube, or … Read more
✅ What We Like ❎ Needs Improvement Introduction: Shaking Up the Cockpit Hierarchy For years, stepping up from a lightweight folding chair meant making a huge jump straight into bulky, industrial aluminium profile rigs. Playseat aimed to plug that middle ground gap with the Trophy. Priced around £549, it promises a sleek, high strength tubular … Read more
✅ What We Like ❎ Needs Improvement Introduction: The Standard Entry Option When you dive into the Fanatec ecosystem, the standard CSL Pedals are usually the first stopping point on the menu. At roughly £86 for the basic two-pedal set or £156 with the Load Cell Kit included, the price tag looks genuinely tempting on … Read more
✅ What We Like ❎ Needs Improvement Introduction: Direct Drive for the Masses If you’ve spent any reasonable amount of time grinding laps on a gear-driven or belt-driven wheel, like the classic Logitech G920, you know the exact moment you start looking for more. You want to feel the subtle loaded weight of the front … Read more