Trak Racer has introduced its intention to enter the sim racing wheel and pedal market in 2027, with a Fanatec-based entry-level bundle.
Whereas it’s not named or priced but, count on 3Nm of pressure from a direct drive wheel base, a spherical wheel and a easy non-load-cell two-pedal set.
The Australian model was not too long ago purchased by Corsair, the identical American tech firm that bought Fanatec in 2024.
Lately, it has developed its personal vary of sim racing electronics, together with wheel bases. These had been predominantly within the higher echelons of the market, with one claiming to output 30Nm of torque, though they seemingly by no means went past the prototype stage.
With Corsair proudly owning each Trak Racer and Fanatec, it was assumed the previous would concentrate on cockpits and seats, with the latter on wheels, pedals and digital equipment.