Over Memorial Day Weekend, DualShockers was invited to attend the SimRacing Expo in Charlotte, North Carolina. This was a big moment for the team behind the event, as it also marked the first ever time they'd taken the show from its original home in Germany and brought it over stateside. Forza Horizon 6 Review: Still the Best Open-World Racing Game You are my cinema, I could watch you forever. I must say, as the first voyage into having the expo in the USA, the event was an absolutely incredible experience during all three days that it ran. The show floor was jam-packed with tons of exhibitors, all eager and ready to show visitors what they've been working on, and why their products are worth investing in if you're someone that's into sim racing yourself, or are considering joining the action. For me, a fan of both real-life racing and video games, this was a very eye-opening experience as someone who has yet to make the jump into the world of sim racing itself. After spending time testing out dozens of rigs, chatting with numerous teams, and taking everything in, I get it, and I want to be a part of it. Here's more info about the show itself in case you'd like to come to the next event, which is already confirmed for 2027. Hands Down the Best Way to Test Out Sim Racing Equipment The world of sim racing can feel like a tricky one to get started with. There are so many options, rigs, ways to customize, and various tiers of entry/upgrade points that can all feel a little overwhelming for someone starting from scratch. On the flipside, if you're someone already well-invested in the medium and are ready to continue building out your setup, it's not always