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Thrustmaster intros Ferrari 499P hypercar 1:1 steering wheel for <b>sim racing</b> enthusiasts

Limited edition: Thrustmaster intros Ferrari 499P hypercar 1:1 steering wheel for sim racing enthusiasts Although the Tifosi have had to endure nothing but disappointments year-after-year in Formula 1, the same cannot be said for the Scuderia's performance in endurance racing. With the introduction of the Ferrari 499P in the 2023 Le Mans following a 58-year absence, the legendary motorsports division of the Italian luxury giant managed to grab three consecutive wins. Folks who would like to simulate a similar experience at home can now do so without spending a fortune, thanks to Thrustmaster's latest Ferrari 499P-inspired sim racing wheel. This 1:1 replica is the result of a collaboration with Ferrari itself, featuring a 4.3-inch built-in screen, carbon fiber back cover with a six-pedal setup, as well as backlit control switches for an immersive experience. Thrustmaster Ferrari 499P: 12 buttons, 4 thumb encoders, and 3 rotary encoders for sim racing enthusiasts The aforementioned display utilizes an LCD panel, and delivers up to a whopping 140 parameters. Similar to the real deal, 12 RPM LEDs as well as 10 flag LEDs are also present. Triple rotary encoders are present, finished in the colors of the Italian flag, allowing several in-race engine and strategy adjustments. Four aluminum thumb encoders are also present, which should allow for traction adjustments, brake bias settings, as well as more drivetrain settings crucial for a precise racing experience. Rather disappointingly, this collector's piece will be limited to 499 pieces only. Priced at €851 / $851 / £751, the Thrustmaster 499P is priced quite modestly considering limited production and overall appeal towards sim racers who happen to be Scuderia Ferrari fans as well. Those who would also like to purchase a compatible base for the wheel, can check out the Thrustmaster T818 base, currently available for $649.99 on Amazon.

Jun 20, 2026 · via notebookcheck.net

This F1 McLaren <b>Sim Rig</b> hits HARD in Papaya

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Jun 20, 2026 · via youtube.com

Verstappen predicts the result of the Netherlands vs Sweden World Cup match

Max Verstappen expects the Netherlands to beat Sweden tonight. During a Verstappen Sim Racing livestream, the four-time world champion predicted a 2-1 win for his country. During the livestream, Verstappen was asked what he expects from the Netherlands’ second group match at the World Cup. The Red Bull Racing driver didn’t have to think long and predicted a 2-1 victory for Ronald Koeman’s side. Verstappen is closely following the World Cup this summer. Earlier, the four-time world champion told, among others, GPblog that he tries to watch as many Dutch matches as possible, as well as games from other countries, despite his busy Formula 1 schedule. After the Spanish Grand Prix, he even rushed back to Monaco to catch the opening match against Japan live. Verstappen predicts a 2-1 win for the Netherlands against Sweden The Netherlands started the tournament with a 2–2 draw against Japan and therefore face an important next match straight away. A victory would put the Dutch in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stage. However, a defeat would make it mathematically impossible for the Netherlands to finish top of the group. The match between the Netherlands and Sweden will be played on Saturday, June 20, at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. Kickoff is at 6:00 PM (GMT). Sweden opened the World Cup with a convincing 5-1 win over Tunisia and therefore head into this group stage match as the leaders of Group F. After the clash with Sweden, the Netherlands will play against Tunisia. That game will be played on June 26 at the Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. Kickoff is at 12:00 AM (GMT).

Jun 20, 2026 · via gpblog.com

Six essential <b>racing</b> games coming soon

The year ahead is a little unorthodox, thanks mainly to what could be the largest entertainment release of all time. Several developers and publishers are completely avoiding the month of November, worried that their creations could be overshadowed by this behemoth. Be it sales numbers, time spent playing or even a lack of PR and content creator coverage, this new game is set to dwarf any other release. Yes, that’s right, it’s Grand Theft Auto IV Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Melee: Remastered, and as a result, several games will be released either before November or in early 2027 to get out of the ginormous shadow. However, that doesn’t mean a complete dearth of racing game content over the next six months. Far from it. Here are six new releases, and some possible bonuses, coming soon. Now that we’ve mentioned that bombastic driving game series, you can see the pervasive influence Criterion’s masterpiece has on this George Lucas universe spin-off. Before we get bogged down in timelines, credits and why Grogu still hasn’t talked yet, the central driving experience must be enjoyable. Wait, is it driving in a repulsorcraft? Or flying? Oh wait, maybe commanding…? Umm, not sure, let us know in the comments. Anyway, from what we’ve seen so far, there looks to be satisfyingly weighty side-to-side ship combat mixed with some kind of ‘takedown’ destruction mechanic. Reminds us of, why yes, Burnout. What we hope is an engaging, contact-filled, racing experience that just so happens to take place within a Star Wars theme. As opposed to majoring in Star Wars-ness and forgetting the gameplay like 2001’s Super Bombad Racing. Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Release date: 24th September 2026 Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S From one accessible racer to another, although this is the more

Jun 20, 2026 · via traxion.gg

Bishop's School Joins F1 <b>Sim Racing</b> Program

National, 19th June 2026: Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited (MFRL) today announced The Bishop’s School, Pune as the first Flagship Partner School under the Official F1® Sim Racing India Open Programme, a school-focused initiative aimed at introducing students to the world of sim racing and identifying emerging motorsport talent at an early stage. Under the initiative, partner schools will receive simulator infrastructure, training support and structured learning modules designed to introduce students to competitive sim racing and help identify emerging racing talent. Established in 1864, The Bishop’s School was chosen as MFRL’s first Flagship Partner School for its strong tradition of academic and sporting excellence, including recognition through the Commonwealth Youth Games Pune Award in 2008. Pune makes an ideal starting point for the Flagship Partner School programme given its strong connection with motorsport and automotive innovation in India. The city has produced generations of racing enthusiasts and competitors, supported by established motorsport infrastructure, a strong engineering culture and an active grassroots community, which is an ideal environment to introduce structured sim racing programmes and identify students with the potential to pursue motorsport at a higher level. Speaking at the event, Ameet Gadhoke, Managing Director, Mumbai Falcons Racing Limited said, “One of the objectives behind bringing the F1® Sim Racing Programme to India is to make motorsport more accessible to young people across the country. Schools are an important part of that effort because they allow us to engage students and parents at an early stage and introduce them to a discipline that combines skill, focus, technology and competition. We are delighted to welcome The Bishop’s School as the first Flagship Partner School and look forward to create curiosity and opportunities for students who are interested in motorsports.” Mr. Shayne McPherson, Principal and Honorary Secretary, The Bishop’s School, said, ”At The

Jun 20, 2026 · via passionateinmarketing.com

Keely Hodgkinson slams 'ridiculous' scenario as she demands two rule changes

Keely Hodgkinson slams 'ridiculous' scenario as she demands two rule changes Olympic gold medallist Keely Hodgkinson has had an impressive year but the Team GB star wants two rules to be addressed Team GB sensation Keely Hodgkinson has urged organisers to introduce two rule changes after highlighting difficulties she encounters at athletics competitions. The 800m Olympic gold medallist has enjoyed an exceptional year so far. Hodgkinson broke a new indoor world record in February and secured the 800m crown at the World Indoor Championships the following month. The 24-year-old recently maintained her impressive form as the outdoor season commenced. She posted a new 400m personal best at the Diamond League meeting in Rome earlier this month. Days later, Hodgkinson established a new national 800m record in Stockholm. Yet the Olympic champion has named two rules she believes should be changed in athletics. Hodgkinson demanded earlier start times and fewer competitors in 800m races after detailing problems that were affecting her preparation and performance on the track. JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! All the best sports news and much more on our dedicated Facebook page Discussing her Diamond League experiences on her YouTube Channel, Hodgkinson said ahead of the Rome meeting: "We need to put a limit on, no races past 9.30pm. 10pm latest. "The men's hundreds are at 11pm. What the hell? And no more than 10 people in an 800m [race], thank you. Really important, that. People are falling over left, right and centre. And then some people are running way further than 800m because they're having to run in lane three. "You can't even say, 'It gets you ready for the championship.' No, because there's never going to be 13 people in a championship race. Thank you. That is my two piece on that for today." Hodgkinson shared her

Jun 19, 2026 · via mirror.co.uk

Australian among Esports rally field at APAC Shootout

Australian rally and Esports competitor Luca Giacomin will be among the entrants competing at this month’s FIA Esports Global Rally Tour Asia-Pacific Assetto Corsa Shootout in Macau from 22–24 June. Sim rally drivers from across the Asia-Pacific region will converge on Macau for the event, where they will showcase their rallying abilities following an extensive qualifying campaign. Giacomin secured his place in the Shootout after setting the sixth-fastest qualifying time in the region, completing the Rally Wales Hafren North – Cwmbiga stage behind the wheel of a Hyundai i20N Rally2 in 6:13.567 to finish comfortably inside the top eight qualifiers. The Macau Shootout will determine the two Asia-Pacific representatives who will advance to the FIA Awards in Shanghai this December, where they will compete live against the world’s best Esports rally drivers. Drivers will contest a knockout format consisting of quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final to decide who progresses to Shanghai. No stranger to rallying, Giacomin competes both virtually and in the real world. He also operates his own rally team, which contests rounds of the Victorian and Australian Rally Championships. Excited by the opportunity, Giacomin is looking forward to measuring himself against some of the region’s strongest competitors. “It will be a super high-level and close competition and I’m aware some of the other drivers from Asia Pacific have had significantly more time than myself to prepare, so I will have to focus less on being the absolute fastest and instead bring a more consistent performance to the event,” Giacomin said. “I think this championship setup by the FIA is a fantastic initiative to give rally simulation some global exposure. Using motion simulators in a live competition environment is also an exciting new prospect that this championship will showcase.” In preparation for Macau, Giacomin has been driving a variety

Jun 19, 2026 · via motorsport.org.au