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Hyrox Donegal <b>Sim</b> 2.0 to be held in Letterkenny next weekend

Hyrox Donegal Sim 2.0 is a large-scale fitness racing event taking place over the May Bank Holiday weekend, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd May 2026, at the Aura Leisure Centre in Letterkenny. This is the second edition of the event following a hugely successful debut in December, and it’s set to be even bigger — with over 500 athletes expected along with a strong spectator turnout across the two days. The event is designed to replicate the global HYROX race format, combining running with functional fitness stations in a purpose-built race environment. Athletes will move between a running track and an indoor arena, taking on a series of challenging workouts. Event formats include: • Saturday: Solo and Doubles races • Sunday: Half Solo, Half Doubles, and Relays A major highlight of the weekend is the appearance of world champion HYROX athletes Tom and Dena Hogan, who will be competing in the Mixed Doubles race. There is also a €500 cash prize available for any pair who can beat their time. The event is open to all fitness levels, from first-timers to experienced competitors, with different race divisions to suit varying abilities. Also taking place on Sunday afternoon is HYROX Donegal YOUNGSTARS, a dedicated event for boys and girls aged 8–15. This is a modified, age-appropriate version of the race, designed to introduce younger athletes to fitness racing in a fun and supportive environment. All participants will receive a finisher patch and event t-shirt, with podium prizes awarded across categories. The weekend will also feature a high-energy atmosphere with a live DJ, MC Keith Fletcher, vendors, and a strong community feel, making it as much a spectator event as it is a competition. Entries are open now but closing soon, and this is expected to be one of the biggest fitness

Sushi <b>racing sim</b> Wabisabi SushiDerby locks in a release date, new trailer

Sushi racing sim Wabisabi SushiDerby locks in a release date, new trailer Publisher Kodansha Game Lab and developer Itamae Studio have announced a release date for Wabisabi SushiDerby. The title is officially slated to release for Nintendo Switch on July 15, 2026. Wabisabi SushiDerby is said to be the world’s first-ever sushi racing simulation title. Players will raise pixelated sushi to race around the sushi restaurant, and there are multiple types to choose from, each with their own powerups. You can read more information on the title below: “If you want to become a top-tier sushi chef, you have to win the Sushi Derby.” As a sushi chef apprentice, you’ll make sushi, train it , and compete in races. Win races, use the prize money to make even faster sushi and train harder, aiming for victory in the ultimate “S1” Cup! If eaten, it’s lost immediately. No matter how painstakingly crafted the sushi may be, once eaten, it’s an instant defeat. It heads straight for the customer’s stomach and never comes back.Source high-quality sushi toppings, prepare the better sushi, and send it out to the race. Each sushi topping has different performance characteristics. How well you’ve mastered making that particular topping also affects its performance. Use training to perfect your ideal sushi. However, since sushi is a perishable item, its performance degrades after each race.Timing is crucial for boosting. During the race, all you can do is “cheer on” the sushi to boost it. You can escape chopsticks by using boost, but the sushi race isn’t that easy—you won’t win just by doing that. Sometimes you’ll need to take risks and use boost to overtake rivals.Variety-rich sushi toppings! Some sushi toppings possess unique skills. For example, Flounder can dive to dodge chopsticks in an emergency without using boost, while Sea

I've accidentally drilled a hole in my desk with Logitech's RS H-Shifter, but it's given me a ...

I’ve accidentally drilled a hole in my desk with Logitech’s RS H-Shifter, but it’s given me a new appreciation for slamming up the gears NYYYYYYYYOOOOOOMMM, clunk, NYYYYYOOOOOOMM I’m sitting in the pit lane at Donington Park circuit. My car’s a 1992 Mercedes 190E Evo 2, a blocky German touring car ideal for close-quarters racing. I’m hoping I’ll be able to get it into first gear. You see, while the new Logitech RS H-pattern gear shifter I’ve been testing out has proven easy to set up with 99% of my racing library, introducing it to Raceroom Racing Experience has proven a bit more eventful. That’s not the shifter’s fault. Raceroom, the quirky rain-free and slightly aged bloke that it is, is being a bit eccentric. Most PC racing games are designed to let you drive any of their cars with whatever mishmash of compatible hardware you’ve got - controllers, wheels, keyboards, full rigs that take up half a room. You can bind anything to any button, and be merrily shifting away with flappy paddles in Euro Truck Simulator as you watch your avatar do the same with the proper gear stick that actual trucks have. Raceroom, by default, has no such patience for your whims. Its cars permit three types of gear shifting. One, paddle shifting, which requires flicking the plastic or metal triggers found on most racing wheels; one paddle goes up through the gears one by one in order and the other goes back down. Two, sequential shifting, which goes up and down through the gears in order as paddle shifting does, but can use a gear stick that just moves directly forward and back to do it rather than wheel triggers. And three, there’s the most old school, and the one your road car likely uses if it’s

All the free F1 team events happening for the Miami GP

All the free F1 team events happening for the Miami GP As Miami prepares to host its fifth Formula 1 Grand Prix, the city is once again set to become a week-long playground for fans. Across the build-up, several F1 teams will host a series of free-to-access fan events, transforming Miami into the ultimate motorsport hub. The Race Extra has pulled together a guide to all the free team-run activations across the city, so you can get involved in the build-up to the 2026 Miami Grand Prix. While all of the events are free to attend, some do require pre-registration in advance. Aston Martin The event: Celsius x Aston Martin Run Challenge When: Wednesday, April 29 from 6:30pm to 9:30pm Where: Pier 5, 401 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami What's happening: Celsius and Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team are taking over Pier 5 for a high-energy 5K run through Bayfront and downtown. There will also be a live DJ set by special guest Sidequest, an Aston Martin Aramco F1 Replica Car on display, racing simulators, free lite bites + Celsius and exclusive co-branded swag on offer. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/celsius-x-aston-martin-aramco-f1-team-miami-run-challenge-tickets-1986552802910?aff=ebdssbdestsearch Audi The event: Audi Revolut F1 Miami Activation When: Thursday, 29 April - Sunday, 3 May 2026 Opening hours: Thursday: 12pm – 9pm, Friday: 12pm – 10pm, Saturday: 11pm – 9pm, Sunday: 12pm- 10pm Where: MAPS Backlot, Wynwood What's happening: An immersive brand experience featuring appearances from Gabriel Bortoleto (Thursday evening) and Head of Audi F1 Project Mattia Binotto (Friday evening), live screenings of all on-track F1 sessions (practice, qualifying, race), racing simulators, 180° immersive spatial film experience with Apple Vision Pro, Gillette barber corner, Daily sunset DJ sessions and a large-scale mural by Miami artist Hoxxoh. Register here: https://www.audif1.com/en/app/miami-activation-map-sign-up The event: Audi x Rosetta Bakery Takeover When: Saturday, April 25th – Sunday,

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NASCAR Next: 23XI <b>racer</b> Corey Heim on a day's work, Tyler Reddick's weight-room prowess

NASCAR Next: 23XI racer Corey Heim on a day's work, Tyler Reddick's weight-room prowess - Corey Heim is a developmental driver for the 23XI Racing team, co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin. - Heim balances his part-time racing schedule with simulator work, physical training, and personal hobbies like fishing and golf. On the progression track, Corey Heim appears to have slipped the rail. Last year, his fourth consecutive successful year in NASCAR’s Truck Series, was the most dominant season in that series’ 31-year history. His 12 wins were an all-time single season high, and the 12th, in the season finale, won him the championship. Several months later, he was out of a full-time job. But only on paper. “I just tell people it’s all part of the process,” the 24-year-old Georgia native says. Preorder our Dale Earnhardt book hereHeim is officially part of the 23XI team co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin — he’s what the modern racing industry calls a “developmental driver.” His 2026 schedule includes a dozen Cup Series races in a fourth 23XI car, where he’s teammates with Riley Herbst, Bubba Wallace and this year’s dominating driver so far, Tyler Reddick. He had seven Cup starts over the 2024-25 seasons. He’s also making at least six starts (or more, depending on sponsorship opportunities) for a fellow Toyota team in the Truck Series, David Gilliland’s Tricon Garage, with whom he’s raced the past three years after two part-time seasons with Kyle Busch’s truck team. He’s already run four of those truck races on his 2026 schedule, and resorting to form, he won two of them. He’s also made two of his 12 Cup starts, with finishes of 15th last week at Kansas and 28th at the season-opening Daytona 500, where he led eight laps. Heim grew

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Fanatics Collectibles and McLaren <b>Racing</b> Announce Trading Card Partnership

License Global Reports Top Global Licensing Agents License Global reveals the 60 global brand licensing agents driving industry growth, and the strategies that put them on top. Topps x McLaren Racing 2025 marks the first official McLaren trading card collection, featuring Formula 1, IndyCar and sim racing. Fanatics Collectibles and McLaren Racing have announced a multi-year global partnership, naming Topps as the official trading card licensee of McLaren Racing. The agreement covers collectibles across McLaren’s full racing portfolio, spanning the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team, McLaren F1 Sim Racing Team and McLaren United AS WEC Hypercar Team. The first product to launch under the partnership is Topps x McLaren Racing 2025, celebrating the championship heritage of the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team and the McLaren F1 Sim Racing Team. In a first for Topps, the collection includes authentic Formula 1 car relic autograph cards featuring real components from McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team Driver Lando Norris’ 2020 and 2021 McLaren Formula 1 Team race cars. The partnership gives Fanatics Collectibles the rights to utilize McLaren branding, drivers and team assets to create products that tell the full McLaren story, bringing together current drivers, historic figures and broader team assets for the first time in a single collectibles program. The collection is built across a series of themed subsets, including Vintage McLaren, Team McLaren, Championship Winners, Born to Race, Engineering Excellence, Behind the Wheel and Indy Heritage. A dedicated Behind the Scenes subset shines a light on the personalities and passions of McLaren drivers past and present. A special 2025 World Champion card celebrates Lando Norris and his 2025 FIA Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship victory, while the Vintage McLaren subset spotlights unforgettable triumphs and legendary drivers. Further highlights include dual autograph cards pairing

Porsche Esports Supercup becomes a gateway to real-world motorsport

Porsche Esports Supercup becomes a gateway to real-world motorsport April 24th, 2026 by Porsche PR - Porsche Esports Supercup returns with a new concept - Digital one-make cup focuses on nurturing young talent - Esports factory driver Joshua Rogers celebrates successful debut in real-world motorsport Stuttgart. A focus on talent development, a multi-stage selection process, and a pathway into real-world racing: Porsche Motorsport is further developing its digital one-make cup. With the new season of the Porsche Esports Supercup (PESC), the competition will be more closely linked to real-world motorsport. For the winner, this opens up the opportunity to enter real-world racing. “By further developing the series, we are taking the Porsche Esports Supercup to the next level and linking it even more closely with our driver development programmes,” says Nina Braack, Manager Esports at Porsche Motorsport. “Our aim is not only visibility within the sim racing world, but genuine competition in line with Porsche’s DNA. We are creating a structured, performance-based selection process – from digital competition to the final decision on a real racetrack – with the goal of identifying and supporting the greatest talents from virtual motorsport.” Joshua Rogers exemplifies the transition from virtual to real-world motorsport. The Porsche factory driver for the Porsche Coanda Esports Racing Team has been one of the most successful sim racers worldwide for years. This season, the Australian has the opportunity to compete in real-world racing. Last weekend, he took part in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain at the wheel of a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport in the RS Pro category. Rogers made a strong start to the season, finishing second once and third twice in the three 20-minute races. Porsche Esports Supercup 2026 Qualification: Qualification for the online competition, held on the iRacing platform, takes place via

The Debrief: 2026 F1 <b>Sim Racing</b> World Championship, Event 02 – Valuable lessons and learnings

Aston Martin Aramco Esports Team returned to F1 Sim Racing action at Formula One Management's headquarters in Biggin Hill for Event Two of the 2026 season. In three Grands Prix across two days, our team made important learnings while racing in Saudi Arabia, Spain and Great Britain. The team were also supported by Aston Martin Aramco's third driver, Jak Crawford, throughout the two-day event. Saudi Arabia During Qualifying, Rubén Pedreño confidently progressed through the opening stages. After a competitive Q2 performance, he reached Q3 and qualified P10, putting himself in a solid position for the race under the lights. Duncan Hofland was unfortunately unable to set a representative lap around Jeddah Corniche Circuit. In the race, Rubén opted for the Medium tyre while Duncan started on Hards. Both drivers made clean starts. After starting from the back of the grid, Duncan opted for an alternate strategy. He was able to gain positions on the opening lap and went on to complete the longest Hard stint out of everyone. Despite both drivers maintaining a clean race, the Qualifying setback proved costly. Rubén crossed the line in P12, with Duncan just behind in P13. Spain For Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Jan Haladej stepped behind the wheel alongside Rubén. Both drivers progressed to Q2, where Jan secured P13, and Rubén continued his strong Qualifying form by advancing to Q3 for the second time in the event and securing P7. With both drivers on the Hard tyre, Jan initially dropped to the back but remained composed, managing his tyres effectively to create a strong strategic offset. He worked hard to get closer to the points positions, but a final-lap incident ended his chances of scoring. Meanwhile, intense midfield battles made for an action-packed race for Rubén, but he unfortunately suffered a late spin while fighting

Save 35% on one of the best budget racing wheels of all time for console and PC <b>sim racing</b>

Save 35% on one of the best budget racing wheels of all time for console and PC sim racing It just keeps going. The Logitech G29/G920 racing wheel design has been around for the best part of a decade, and has introduced countless people to the world of sim racing - myself included. It's a humble but well-made wheel with gear-driven force feedback, a full set of on-board controls, and convenient compatibility with console and PC (the console depends on the model you choose; both work with Windows) that makes it a versatile choice for sim racers just starting out. What's more, at £169 from Amazon for both G29 and G920 variants, it's the lowest this wheel has been since Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Logitech G29 / G920 racing wheel & pedalsNow £169.99 (was £259.00) | The main difference between the two wheels is console compatibility - the G29 works with PlayStation and PC, while the G920 works with Xbox and PC, meaning it makes sense to choose the wheel you want based on which console you're likely to use it with. Weirdly, mind, the G920 also lacks the G29's RPM indicator lights, the plus and minus buttons and control knob in the bottom right corner. With this in mind, I think the G29's extras make it the better choice if you don't have either console. Otherwise, these are identical, so I'll continue talking about them as one homogenous wheel. As well as the G29 being the wheel of choice for designated RPS driver Mark, I used a G29 for a good seven years before eventually upgrading to an entry-level direct drive wheel in the Moza R3, and in my near-decade of ownership I thoroughly enjoyed using Logitech's entry-level option in everything from my heavily-modded Assetto Corsa and Euro