Sim Racing Gear for Real Setup Upgrades and Control Now

Sim Racing Gear for Complete Racing Setups

Sim racing gear includes the core hardware used to build a complete racing setup, from the wheelbase and steering wheel to pedals, cockpit hardware, shifters and accessories. Apex300 brings these categories together so drivers can choose sim racing equipment around their driving style, existing hardware and future upgrade plans.

The collection is designed for beginners building their first serious setup as well as experienced racers upgrading individual components. Apex300 serves customers across Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and other European markets, with VAT included in listed prices. In-stock orders normally dispatch within 1 to 3 business days, with typical EU delivery taking 3 to 7 business days.

What Sim Racing Gear Do You Need?

A complete setup normally starts with three core components:

Component	What It Does	What to Consider
Wheelbase	Produces force feedback	Torque, mounting and ecosystem compatibility
Steering Wheel	Provides driving controls and feedback	Racing discipline, size and wheelbase compatibility
Pedals	Control throttle, brake and clutch	Brake technology, adjustability and mounting

A dedicated cockpit can then provide a more rigid mounting platform, while shifters, handbrakes, monitor mounts and other accessories can be added according to the type of racing you drive.

Browse dedicated wheel bases, steering wheels and sim racing pedals when you are ready to compare individual categories.

How Should You Choose Sim Racing Equipment?

Start with compatibility rather than buying each component separately. Check whether the wheelbase supports your chosen steering wheel, whether the cockpit can handle the mounting requirements of the hardware, and whether your pedals and accessories fit the planned setup.

Beginners do not need to buy every upgrade at once. A suitable wheelbase, wheel and pedal set can form the foundation, while a cockpit, shifter, handbrake and other accessories can be added later.

Use the Apex300 Compatibility Guide when checking whether components work together.

Building Your First Sim Racing Setup?

If you are starting from scratch, read the First Sim Racing Setup Guide for help deciding which components to prioritise first.

For a broader explanation of wheelbases, wheels, pedals, cockpits and accessories, see the Complete Sim Racing Gear Guide.

FAQs

Q1. What is sim racing gear?

Sim racing gear is the hardware used to control and experience a racing simulator, including wheelbases, steering wheels, pedals, cockpits, shifters, handbrakes and supporting accessories.

Q2. What sim racing equipment should a beginner buy first?

A beginner should normally start with a compatible wheelbase, steering wheel and pedal set. A cockpit becomes increasingly useful when moving to stronger direct drive hardware.

Q3. How do I know if sim racing parts are compatible?

Check the wheelbase ecosystem, mounting pattern, cockpit support and connection requirements before buying. Apex300's compatibility guide helps compare hardware across supported brands.

Q4. Does Apex300 ship sim racing gear to Germany, the Netherlands and Finland?

Yes. Apex300 ships across Europe, including Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Finland. In-stock orders normally dispatch within 1 to 3 business days.

Q5. Can I return sim racing equipment if it is not suitable?

Unused products in their original condition and packaging can generally be returned within 14 days of receipt, subject to Apex300's return policy.