One of the challenges facing Revosim, Nacon’s sim racing equipment brand, is its name. Not how it’s spelt, or how it looks printed on a product, but the lack of cachet. Competitor brands have either been around for decades, with a large and loyal install base, or seem to be China-backed and able to undercut or rapidly iterate. The French brand debuted its RS Pure (9 Nm) wheelbase and a matching set of load-cell pedals last year, entering a fiercely competitive oligopoly in the process. That lack of brand recognition, however, should change with this new product, the first optional wheel rim for the ecosystem. It’s an officially licensed Aston Martin F1 product, which should mark the beginning of a wider range in future Yes, that team. You know, Adrian Newey, Fernando Alonso and soon Jonathan Wheatley. Green mixed with fluorescent green. One key criticism of Reovsim so far has been a lack of an accessory ecosystem. Well, the shifter, clutch pedal and handbrake are now available, and this means there’s finally a formula-style rim to go alongside the round unit available since the base’s initial release. Handily, unbeknownst to me, I already had the hub needed to marry with the rim. The RS Pure Steering wheel, available separately or as part of a bundle with the base, is already two parts merged into one. Undo six bolts on the front, and the electronics (buttons, shift lights, quick release and shifts) detach. After this, simply swap the round rim for the Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team Rim, and place the magnetic Formula 1-team bolt cover on the front, and hey presto – you’re now transformed into Alonso (minus a serious case of vibration white finger). At least, I think that’s how it works… The shifts can also be changed, with