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First <b>SimRacing</b> Expo in USA Huge Success, Confirmed to Return in 2027
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
Otis Lawrence becomes youngest ever F1 <b>Sim Racing</b> World Champion after dramatic ...
Otis Lawrence becomes youngest ever F1 Sim Racing World Champion after dramatic Alpine Sim Racing season 29 May 2026 Alpine Sim Racing's Otis Lawrence has won the 2026 Formula One Sim Racing Drivers' World Championship, becoming the youngest ever champion, following a dramatic season finale on Thursday 28th May. The championship battle went down to the final event of the year, featuring races in Mexico, São Paulo and Abu Dhabi, where eighteen-year-old Lawrence sealed his crown, finishing fifth at the Yas Marina Circuit after a crucial dramatic overtake in the closing laps on Bari Broumand. Lawrence was crowned champion by just two points after a sensational campaign which featured three victories, a run of three consecutive pole positions and a series of standout performances across the 12-race season. Alongside team-mates Dani Bereznay and Josh Idowu, Alpine Sim Racing also secured the runners-up spot in the Teams' Championship. The title-winning season began in spectacular fashion at DreamHack at the NEC in Birmingham, United Kingdom, on 27 – 29 March where the opening event was staged in front of a live audience. Lawrence immediately made an impression, delivering victory at Suzuka, his first win for Alpine Sim Racing, and the team's first triumph in F1 Sim Racing since 2020. The momentum continued across Event 2 on 22/23 April, held at Formula 1's state-of-the-art Media & Technology Centre in Biggin Hill, UK. Lawrence underlined his title credentials with three consecutive pole positions at Jeddah, Barcelona and Silverstone, showing exceptional one-lap pace throughout the campaign. A second-place finish in Jeddah and a commanding wet-weather victory at Silverstone propelled the Welshman to the top of the Drivers' standings. At Barcelona, team-mate Josh Idowu secured his maiden F1 Sim Racing podium finish to strengthen Alpine Sim Racing's position in the Teams' Championship. Event 3, starting on
The Best Things I Saw At <b>SimRacing</b> Expo Charlotte 2026
For the last six years, there’s been a boom in the sim racing community. Player numbers are up across the board, and more and more people are investing in setups ranging from a few hundred dollars to over $150,000. It’s led to the first-ever SimRacing Expo to be held in the United States. An event over 10 years in the making, the SimRacing Expo began in 2014 at the Nürburgring Nordschleife and grew in Germany into an event with over 24,000 visitors in 2025. This year, the event was brought to Charlotte, North Carolina, and Insider Gaming was privileged to be invited to the show to speak with and see some of the latest advancements in sim racing. Over 30 exhibitors took part in the show, including Fanetec, Thrustmaster, iRacing, Asetek Racing, and more. While everything there was impressive, there were some products that stood out above the rest. Here are the best things I saw at SimRacing Expo Charlotte. SimRacing Expo Charlotte – The Best Things I Saw GameSir Swift Drive Controller There are so many gamers out there who want the feeling of using a racing wheel, but just don’t have the space or budget for a wheel setup. That’s where GameSir is trying to come in. The Swift Drive controller—still a WIP name—was available for use as an early prototype. The controller is similar to many others, but comes with a wheel in the center. Using your thumbs, the wheel is responsive and smooth when driving with any type of vehicle. Driving around in a Formula 1 car felt better than using thumbsticks and almost as fluid as a real wheel. It won’t replace a wheel for everything, but it’s going to be something that racing enthusiasts will want to check out. Conspit FC Series Cockpit and
Newegg Expands COMPUTEX Presence with Largest Gamer Zone,... — Newegg Commerce Inc.
Newegg Expands COMPUTEX Presence with Largest Gamer Zone, Global PC Builder Championship Event summary - Newegg's COMPUTEX 2026 booth features its largest-ever Gamer Zone, debuting the Newegg Simulator Builder configurator for sim racing rigs. - The International PC Builder Championship expands to four countries, with builders from Taiwan, Portugal, Japan, and the U.S. competing. - A new SIM MOD Show segment will feature custom simulator builds from Thailand's Suchao Modding & Design and U.S.-based case modder Brian Carter. - Newegg hosts a media meeting at the Robot Café on June 2, showcasing AI-powered coffee operations with Sensory AI and Intel. - The event includes a livestreamed PC Builder Championship and sweepstakes with prizes including an MSI RTX 5080 graphics card and Intel Core Ultra 7 processor. The big picture Newegg's expanded COMPUTEX presence underscores its strategic focus on gaming hardware and community engagement. The company is leveraging global partnerships and AI integration to enhance its e-commerce platform, positioning itself as a leader in the technology retail sector. The event highlights Newegg's efforts to bridge the gap between in-store and online experiences, a critical dynamic in the evolving retail landscape. What we're watching - Global Expansion - Whether Newegg can sustain international engagement through events like the PC Builder Championship to drive global market share. - AI Integration - How Newegg's collaboration with Sensory AI and Intel on AI-powered consumer experiences will impact its e-commerce platform. - Gaming Hardware - The pace at which Newegg can capitalize on the growing sim racing market with the debut of the Newegg Simulator Builder. Related topics
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Rookie Watch: Connor Bell Faces First Oval as William Larue Reflects on Road Course Debut
As the NASCAR Canada Series heads to Autodrome Chaudière, Connor Bell prepares to make his first-ever oval start, while William Larue returns to familiar short-track territory after tackling a road course circuit for the first time at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. For both drivers, the early stages of the season continue to offer new opportunities to learn and adapt. Connor Bell Set for First Oval Experience At 20 years old, Connor Bell has quickly established himself as one of the newcomers to watch in the NASCAR Canada Series. The Ottawa driver built his racing foundation through a combination of some karting and mostly sim racing. After his first track day at age 15, Bell gained experience in Spec Miata competition, the Super Production Challenge, and Radical racing before making the jump to NASCAR Canada. His first appearances in the series produced immediate results. Bell earned a victory in his NASCAR Canada debut at Calabogie Motorsports Park in 2025 before following it with a second-place finish at CTMP later that season. Next weekend at Autodrome Chaudière, Bell will add another first to his résumé as he prepares to race on an oval for the first time. While the challenge will require a steep learning curve, Bell believes the precision he developed on road courses could prove valuable on the Québec short track. “I’m really looking forward to racing the double-header at Autodrome Chaudière next weekend,” said Bell. “It will be my first time ever running on any kind of oval, so I’ll have a lot of learning to do in a short period of time, a challenge I’m ready for.” The event will also mark Bell’s first NASCAR Canada appearance in Québec, an opportunity he is eager to embrace. “I hope to be able to bring my road course experience over
30 <b>Racing</b> Game Masterpieces You Need to Play - IGN30
30 Racing Game Masterpieces You Need to Play - IGN30 From the heavyweights of horsepower to the sultans of simulation. As IGN celebrates its 30th anniversary, it’s my job to assemble a list of 30 racing games that can lay claim to being bona fide masterpieces. It’s honestly a tricky sort of thing to curate. Racing games (and automotive cultures worldwide) are just too tribal for any one batch of racing games to be universally accepted as objectively the best of the best. When you’re dealing with a limited shortlist, you simply can’t inject someone’s favourite racing game without trimming a favourite of somebody else; any one entry will always come at the expense of another deserving candidate. The fact that the genre dates back over 50 years, all the way to the earliest origins of video games, only makes it more difficult. That is, for as long as we’ve had video games, we’ve had racing games. And we’ve had a lot of really, really good ones. In past racing retrospectives we’ve looked at things like overwhelming influence above all else – the racing games that literally wrote the rules of the road for others to follow. On other occasions we’ve restricted our round-ups to just a single game per series in an attempt to recognise a wider spectrum of greatness. But the nature of a true masterpiece got me thinking about this in a slightly different way. In this instance, we’re not just talking about great racing games. We’re talking about the premier racing games that define entire developers to this day. We’re talking about the greatest works of the world’s most respected racing studios, from Papyrus Design Group to Polyphony Digital. With that foundation in mind, here are IGN’s racing game masterpieces – 30 esteemed and extraordinary racing
Assetto Corsa EVO launches proximity-based multiplayer safety rating
Live today, 29th May, Assetto Corsa EVO’s ranked multiplayer has a new way of calculating the ubiquitous safety rating. Used in other sim racing platforms to help determine race eligibility, historically, this is calculated on the number of off-track moments or car-to-car contacts a driver encounters. Consequently, a quick way of rising through SR levels could be to drive at the back and avoid all contact. In EVO’s SR system, the title will measure “the time you spend racing close to other cars without contact,” according to an official statement. The theory being this will prevent drivers from hanging back to rapidly rise the ranks, as you’ll need to be near others in order to progress. At the time of its release, however, the true test of this process will be over time, and if sim racers can’t find some other form of exploit. Another element is how EVO attributes ‘blame’ during contact, a perennial challenge for online systems. Developer Kunos Simulazioni claims that “EVO’s SR analyses the impact point to ensure aggressors pay and blameless victims don’t.” It also states that the severity of contact matters, and “door-to-door” contact has minimal SR impact. Assetto Corsa EVO has been going through significant multiplayer changes of late, including, last month, tweaks to the daily racing schedule and event types. As more cars are added, this also enhances the variety, with at least two expected for an upcoming version 0.7 early access release. Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in
<b>Simulation Racing</b> near The Strip - Grand Opening for The Racing Zone
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George Russell keen to follow 'luxurious' Max Verstappen example
George Russell has revealed he would like to compete in the Nürburgring 24 Hours one day and experience the unique challenges the event presents. The 2026 edition of the iconic endurance race took place last weekend at the Nordschleife, attracting heightened attention due to Max Verstappen’s participation. F1 drivers have limited opportunities to compete in other racing categories because of the sport’s demanding calendar and the commitments that come with it. But when asked if he would like to compete at the Nurburgring 24 Hours, Russell told media including RacingNews365: “Yeah, definitely one day. “To be honest, watching Max at the weekend was pretty cool to see. “I’ve followed the race in the past and those 24-hour races – there, Bathurst as well – they’re just brutal races.” Verstappen has long expressed his interest in endurance racing and is also regularly seen competing in long sim-racing sessions at home. Having established himself as one of the most successful drivers in the sport’s history, Verstappen has little left to prove in F1. Russell noted that his situation is very different from Verstappen’s, as he is still pursuing his first F1 title. “All of us are in a slightly different position to Max,” Russell said. “Obviously, we’re also pursuing to win a world championship, but obviously, he’s in a luxurious position to do what he enjoys. “And yeah, that’s great for him. And he did a great job.” Also interesting: Join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes, Samuel Coop and Nick Golding as they look ahead to this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix! The trio discuss the fact Mercedes will introduce a major upgrades package and how Max Verstappen could be a real threat with a smooth weekend. Get the latest F1 news from RacingNews365 directly in your Google feed! Click on the link below and
The Best <b>Sim Rig</b> For Small Spaces
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New Esports pathway for women
Motorsport Australia, in partnership with Full Send SimSport, is proud to launch an inspiring new pathway for women entering the world of esports. Backed by the FIA, the free eight‑week online Women’s Introduction to Esports program is designed to open the doors to sim racing in a way that feels welcoming, confidence‑building, and fun. Kicking off on 29 June and concluding on 17 August, the program is built on a structured, beginner‑friendly curriculum that helps women and girls develop real racing skills in a supportive, pressure‑free environment. Successful applicants will participate in an information night on 29 June with the first of eight weeks starting on the evening of Wednesday 1 July, guided by Full Send SimSport under the expert tuition of Australian racing driver, Caitlin Wood. You can participate in this program using PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X or Series S, Windows PC or Windows Laptop, depending on which platform you prefer to use. No sim rigs are required, controllers are fully supported. The game title is to be announced closer to the event. Across seven weeks of online coaching, participants will slowly build their racecraft, with every session tailored to their experience level and equipment, whether they’re using a controller or a full sim rig. That seven-weeks of learning culminates in a Week 8 Showcase where drivers come together online for friendly races, community connection, and a chance to see just how far they’ve come. This program works well for new and developing drivers. It uses simple, level‑appropriate drills, clear one‑on‑one guidance, and a supportive community so everyone can improve at a pace that feels right for them. Eight Week Structure - Basic Control & Track Familiarity – Learn throttle, brake and steering basics; understand track layout - Cornering Fundamentals – Approach and exit corners safely; learn braking
The <b>Racing</b> Zone opens near Las Vegas Strip with immersive <b>simulator</b> experience
The Racing Zone opens near Las Vegas Strip with immersive simulator experience New venue offers racing simulators with force feedback, engine sounds and multiplayer communication LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Racing Zone, a racing experience venue, has opened near the Las Vegas Strip. The facility features racing simulators with force feedback steering wheels, vibration effects and headsets that provide engine sounds. Drivers can communicate with each other using microphone buttons on the steering wheel. MORE ON FOX5: Las Vegas Grand Prix Plaza summer contest offers Formula 1 ticket prizes How the simulators work Aaron, an instructor at The Racing Zone, said the simulators provide immersion through multiple sensory elements. “The amount of immersion that you get obviously helps because it makes it feel real,” he said. “So it’s also the force feedback that you get on the wheel. You get a feel from what the car is doing from the wheelbase.” The force feedback tells drivers if the car is going straight, spinning in the back or understeering or oversteering. Drivers wear headsets to hear engine sounds, which Aaron said changes the experience. Driving technique and accessibility Aaron said proper positioning is important. Drivers should keep their arms at 90 degrees and use thumb holds on the wheel. The left foot should be on the brake without the heel down, allowing drivers to brake with their leg rather than their ankle. “The foundation of racing is using the brake pedal,” Aaron said. “You want to make sure that you stop in time.” The venue offers tracks of varying difficulty. One medium-sized track featured is Vallelunga. Aaron said anyone can try the simulators regardless of experience level. “There’s always a bit of a learning curve, but anybody can jump in and start driving and get the basics down,” he said. “The
LIVE Race | 2026 F1 <b>Sim Racing</b> World Championship | Round 12: Abu Dhabi
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D-BOX to Announce Fourth Quarter 2026 Financial Results
MONTREAL, May 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- D-BOX Technologies Inc. (“D-BOX” or the "Company") (TSX: DBO) will release its financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, on June 2, 2026 after 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. ABOUT D-BOX D-BOX Technologies Inc. (TSX: DBO) is a global leader in haptic technology, delivering immersive motion experiences that engage the body and spark the imagination. Our patented systems synchronize motion, vibration, and texture with on-screen content, enhancing storytelling across various platforms. With over 25 years of innovation, D-BOX's solutions are utilized in movie theaters, sim racing, and simulation & training. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, with offices in Los Angeles, USA, D-BOX continues to redefine how audiences experience media worldwide. Visit https://www.d-box.com. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: David Reid Chief Financial Officer D-BOX Technologies Inc. dreid@d-box.com D-BOX Media Relations media@d-box.com
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