P roject Motor Racing, a new motorsport sim, launched today for PC and consoles. It offers 70 licensed cars, 28 scanned ...

Racing games have evolved into full-fledged driving simulations, but using a standard controller still leaves a lot of r ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Despite having never stepped foot in a dedicated piece of racing machinery, I've covered thousands of ...

Sim racing equipment is your ticket to the immersive world of car racing. These are the best sim racing cockpits, picked by CNET’s gaming experts. Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old ...

Testing a real car on a real track is an expensive, ever-diminishing privilege. That's where ultra-realistic racing sims come in. A professional-grade racing simulator’s job is to mirror every aspect ...

Few of us racing fans have the time, money, or skills to experience it in real life. Luckily, we have the alternative of sim racing. I know, it's not the same, but racing sims are on the rise and ...

The closest most of us will ever get to racing a Ferrari is by firing up a video games console or maybe by building a racing sim setup in our spare bedroom. But if that bedroom is freakishly large you ...

Motorsport fans and sim racers expect deeper insights than ever before. Whether you follow NASCAR, IndyCar, Formula 1, WEC or ...

A few months ago—a few years ago, if we’re going by 2020 Time—I dove into the sim racing world headfirst. With real-world racing on hold at the time thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, I decided to do ...

The Stephane Ratel Organization (SRO) is aiming to bridge the gap separating real racing from virtual racing in 2021 by awarding, for the first time ever, points in the world of simulation that count ...

Back in the summer of 2019, I went to the Silverstone racetrack in the British countryside, where Mercedes-AMG had taken over the circuit to shuffle journalists through actual race cars, driven by ...

"A mini car crash at every corner." That's how Mark Webber, nine-time grand prix winner, describes the battering a driver's body takes at the wheel of a modern Formula 1 car. Why? Physics. Take Turn ...