Nacon’s latest News From The Pits showcase was absolutely stuffed with racing announcements, ranging from new sim hardware and console-compatible direct drive wheels to fresh looks at MXGP 26, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, Gear.Club Unlimited 3, and what comes next for the WRC series. - REVOSIM RS Lite aims to make direct drive racing considerably cheaper - The 10Nm RS Pure is coming to PS5 and Xbox - Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown is bringing houses back - MXGP 26 gets an extended gameplay showing - Gear.Club Unlimited 3 pre-orders are live - Endurance Motorsport Series targets early 2027 - And Nacon is starting to tease the future of WRC The third episode of the company’s racing-focused show also revealed what could be one of the more interesting pieces of affordable sim racing hardware arriving this year: the new REVOSIM RS Lite, a 3.2Nm direct drive wheel bundle priced at €279.90. Nacon says that will make it the cheapest direct drive wheel on the market when it arrives later in 2026, and while we’ll need to see exactly where competing prices sit by launch, getting direct drive hardware anywhere close to the €280 mark is certainly going to get people’s attention. You can watch the entire News From The Pits Episode 3 showcase below. REVOSIM RS Lite aims to make direct drive racing considerably cheaper The biggest hardware reveal was the RS Lite, positioned as the new entry point into Nacon’s REVOSIM ecosystem. Rather than relying on the belt or gear-driven force feedback traditionally found in cheaper racing wheels, the RS Lite uses a 3.2Nm direct drive wheelbase. That means the steering wheel is connected directly to the motor, theoretically allowing more immediate and detailed force feedback. The package also includes a Hall effect pedal set using magnetic sensors