MOZA

Quick Answer: Choose a MOZA racing wheel by rim shape, control layout and wheelbase connection. Choose the HGP when you need H-pattern shifting, the SGP for sequential shifting, and the CRP when a separate three-pedal setup is required. Check cockpit mounting and component compatibility before ordering.

MOZA Racing Collection for Wheels, Shifters and Pedals

The Apex300 MOZA collection brings together MOZA steering wheels, H-pattern and sequential shifters, the CRP three-pedal set, and selected mounting or adapter parts for PC sim racing setups. On the live collection, these products are grouped mainly under Game Racing Wheels and Game Racing Shifters, so the page is most relevant to buyers comparing MOZA driving controls within one brand.

Why MOZA Racing Controls Suit Different Sim Setups

MOZA racing gear covers several parts of the driving setup rather than one product type. Game Racing Wheels in this collection address steering input and on-wheel controls, while Game Racing Shifters cover manual H-pattern or sequential gear changes. The CRP pedal set adds a separate three-pedal option. This makes the collection useful for buyers who already know they want MOZA hardware and need to select the right control by car type, wheelbase connection, cockpit mounting and driving discipline.

Choose the MOZA Control That Matches Your Driving

A MOZA brand page should help narrow the hardware by use, not repeat a general sim racing guide. Round and GT-style wheels suit drivers who use touring, road or mixed car classes, while formula-style wheels suit layouts where compact controls and paddle access are more important. The Vision GS adds an integrated display, while the CS and GS ranges provide different rim shapes and control layouts.

If you want to compare MOZA with other brands first, use the Steering Wheels collection rather than using this brand page for the generic wheel category.

Compare MOZA Wheels, Shifters and Pedals

Add a Shifter Only When the Car Type Requires It

Game Racing Shifters serve a different purpose from the steering wheel. The HGP is relevant to manual H-pattern driving, while the SGP is for sequential shifting. Drivers comparing these controls across several brands can use the Shifters & Handbrakes collection.

Check Wheel Type and Compatibility Before Ordering

For users comparing a MOZA racing wheel with other Game Racing Wheels, the useful checks are wheel shape, button layout, quick-release or wheelbase connection, and cockpit clearance. The Gaming Steering Wheel guide for Europe explains these wheel-selection factors in more detail.

If the MOZA wheel, pedals and shifter are being planned as part of a wider rig, the Complete Sim Racing Setup 2026 guide explains how steering, pedals, shifters, cockpit and other components fit together.

Plan Your MOZA Sim Racing Upgrade by Setup Need

A useful upgrade should solve a specific limitation in the existing rig. Choose the steering wheel first when rim shape, controls or wheelbase connection is the main requirement. Add H-pattern or sequential shifting only when it matches the cars you drive, and consider the pedal set when braking or clutch control is the next priority. This keeps the purchase path focused on compatibility and function instead of adding hardware that the setup does not need.

MOZA Hardware for Finland and European Sim Racers

For buyers in Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and France, the useful decision is whether each MOZA component fits the existing wheelbase, cockpit and driving style. Use the live product page for current technical details, availability and mounting information. Broader racing game gear searches should remain with Apex300's general sim racing categories, while this page stays focused on MOZA brand intent.