SIMRIG Motion Systems for Immersive Racing Setups

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SIMRIG SR3 3-DOF Motion System (Flagship)

From €5.208,00

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SIMRIG SR2 3-DOF Motion System

From €4.644,00

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SIMRIG SR1 3-DOF Motion System

From €4.016,00

Quick Answer: SIMRIG motion systems add pitch, roll and heave movement to a sim racing cockpit using telemetry from supported racing titles. Choose SR1, SR2 or SR3 by your total rig weight, cockpit compatibility and required load capacity.

SIMRIG Motion Systems for Sim Racing Cockpits

SIMRIG motion platforms add pitch, roll and heave movement to an aluminium sim racing cockpit. This collection includes the SR1, SR2 and SR3 3-DOF systems, each designed for a different total rig load with SIMRIG Control Center.

Choose a SIMRIG System by Total Rig Load

All three systems produce pitch, roll and heave motion from simulator telemetry. Capacity and power differ, so calculate the weight of the driver, cockpit, seat, wheelbase, pedals, displays and accessories before choosing.

Setup Requirement	SIMRIG System	Check Before Choosing
Standard motion build	SR1, 175kg max	Total moving weight and compatible rig profile
Heavier cockpit and peripherals	SR2, 225kg max	Rig weight and mounting
High-load dedicated setup	SR3, 250kg max	Total load and cockpit rigidity
VR racing	SR1, SR2 or SR3	Headset and software compatibility
Existing aluminium cockpit	Matching mounting option	Profile size, rig width and attachment method

Which SIMRIG Motion System Is Right for Your Rig?

Choose the model that covers the moving load rather than driver weight alone.

SR1: Suits lighter aluminium rigs and first motion builds within the 175kg limit.

SR2: Adds capacity for heavier rigs, larger drivers or more peripherals.

SR3: Suits high-load dedicated rigs that need up to 250kg capacity.

Before buying: Confirm total load, cockpit mounting and software support.

Check Motion and Cockpit Compatibility

SIMRIG systems attach to aluminium extrusion rigs and connect to a PC. Mounting varies by rig profile, so check cockpit dimensions and mounting method before ordering. SIMRIG Control Center is included and supports simulation titles.

Plan the Rest of Your Motion Setup

If you still need the frame, compare options in the sim racing cockpits collection. For matched hardware around a complete rig, browse sim racing bundles.

Apex300 supplies SIMRIG motion systems from Finland across Europe. Before choosing SR1, SR2 or SR3, check specifications for load capacity, mounting and software support for your setup.

FAQs

Q1. What is a SIMRIG motion system and what does it do?

SIMRIG makes 3-DOF motion systems that physically move your entire sim racing rig during a session. The system produces pitch (braking and acceleration), roll (cornering) and heave (kerbs and road bumps) using four industrial linear actuators under the cockpit frame.

Q2. What is the difference between SIMRIG SR1, SR2 and SR3?

SR1, SR2 and SR3 share identical software, actuators and mounting systems. The only difference is maximum load capacity. SR1 handles up to 175kg total load, SR2 up to 225kg and SR3 up to 250kg. Choose based on your combined weight of driver, rig and all accessories.

Q3. Which SIMRIG motion system suits my weight and rig?

SR1 suits drivers under 80kg on a 40x40 or 80x40mm aluminium rig. SR2 suits drivers under 120kg on 40x80 to 40x160mm rigs. SR3 suits drivers above 120kg or heavy 40x120 and 40x160mm rigs. Add your weight, rig weight and all accessories together before choosing.

Q4. What sim racing software does SIMRIG support?

SIMRIG Control Center is included with all three systems. It supports iRacing, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Le Mans Ultimate, F1 series, Gran Turismo 7 and Forza, with more titles being added. The software also includes native VR motion compensation for OpenVR and OpenXR headsets.

Q4. What games can I use with SIMRIG motion systems?

SIMRIG motion systems work through dedicated control software. Check the supported game list for your chosen SIMRIG model before buying to ensure your preferred simulator is compatible.

Q5. What does a SIMRIG motion system add to a sim racing setup?

A SIMRIG motion system adds physical movement and feedback to the cockpit, helping drivers feel braking, cornering and road effects more clearly during sim racing.

Q6. Where are SIMRIG motion systems made and where can I buy them in Europe?

SIMRIG motion systems are designed, built and tested in Sweden. Apex300 lists the SR1, SR2 and SR3 for European buyers, with orders shipped from Finland.