Sunday 9 August 2009
AnE DTM League sept-2009
Sign ups are now open for AnE Racing's 2009 DTM League, all info can be found at www.ane-race.co.uk
Tuesday 4 August 2009
SRT - Episode 43 Released
Jessica, Darin & Shaun of Insidesimracing.tv have released a new episode of InsideSimRacing, providing the usual great mix of hard & software reviews as well as a competition.
This episode includes a review of the Gameracer racing rig as well as reviews of two new console titles - Fuel for Xbox 360 & Superbike SBK 09 for Playstation 3.
Furthermore, watching the show allows you to take the chance and win a Thrustmaster F430 Force Feedback steering wheel or a three-month iRacing.com subscription. Enjoy the show!
This episode includes a review of the Gameracer racing rig as well as reviews of two new console titles - Fuel for Xbox 360 & Superbike SBK 09 for Playstation 3.
Furthermore, watching the show allows you to take the chance and win a Thrustmaster F430 Force Feedback steering wheel or a three-month iRacing.com subscription. Enjoy the show!
Saturday 1 August 2009
Formula One Showcar & Motion Simulator
Something to spend this weeks pocket money chaps.
We´ve already seen quite a lot of motion simulators that try to bring the forces of real racing to virtual motorsports. F1Showcar goes a step further, using a full blown Formula One showcar for their motion simulator.
The show car looks just like a real Formula One car, including an authentic livery. Equipped with a pc system, screen, a Logitech racing wheel and put on the motion platform, the car is turned into a full motion simulator that is able to accelerate up to 1.62g.
Of course, all this high tech glory does not come cheap as motion simulators from F1Showcar start at $30.000, coming with your choice of livery and wings. Below are photos and a video of the set in action, more info can be found on the F1Showcar website
We´ve already seen quite a lot of motion simulators that try to bring the forces of real racing to virtual motorsports. F1Showcar goes a step further, using a full blown Formula One showcar for their motion simulator.
The show car looks just like a real Formula One car, including an authentic livery. Equipped with a pc system, screen, a Logitech racing wheel and put on the motion platform, the car is turned into a full motion simulator that is able to accelerate up to 1.62g.
Of course, all this high tech glory does not come cheap as motion simulators from F1Showcar start at $30.000, coming with your choice of livery and wings. Below are photos and a video of the set in action, more info can be found on the F1Showcar website
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