RON Reviewt tests the SIMRIG Belt Module
RON Reviewt has spent the past few weeks testing the new SIMRIG Belt Module, and his full review is now live.
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The SIMRIG SR3 + Belt Module Bundle combines motion and active harness feedback in one system.
Read the article2026
12 posts
Naga tests whether the SIMRIG Belt Module can trick your brain
Can the SIMRIG Belt Module trick your brain?
Meet the SIMRIG Belt Module
Today we’re revealing the SIMRIG Belt Module.
5-Year Long-Term Test by RON Reviewt
Five years on, RON Reviewt revisits the Simrig SR2 motion system in this German long-term test with English subtitles.
SIMRIG SR3 reviewed — installation, latency and real driving feel
What defines a high-end motion system in practice?
Naga builds the ultimate PlayStation simulator with SIMRIG SR3
How far can immersion go on PlayStation with the right hardware and telemetry-driven setup?
Pixelconnect tests SIMRIG SR3 with Gran Turismo 7 on PS5
How does motion change the experience in Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation?
More translations
The website is now available in Italian, Polish and Dutch.
Online payments with Stripe
We are introducing online payments with Stripe.
Motion in simracing — I tested it and it changes everything | OWL
Motion in sim racing is often questioned. Is it immersion — or a real performance advantage?
Precision refined — Metal enclosures now standard
Performance has always been the foundation at SIMRIG. Now, presentation reflects that same precision.
From track to sky — flying with SIMRIG motion | Naga Racing
SIMRIG systems are engineered for racing. But when telemetry is translated into motion, the platform can extend beyond motorsport.
2025
14 posts
When a Junior WRC driver tests Assetto Corsa Rally | Naga Racing
When a professional rally driver steps into a simulator, one question matters: is it a game — or a true simulation?
Assetto Corsa Rally — Now supported on SIMRIG motion systems
Assetto Corsa Rally is now fully compatible with SIMRIG motion systems.
Total immersion in simracing — SIMRIG SR3 + Pimax Crystal Light | Realistic Simcockpit
In this feature by Realistic Simcockpit, dynamic motion using the SIMRIG SR3 motion system is combined with the Pimax Crystal Light VR headset to explore full-sensory immersion in sim racing.
Can you install a motion system on a round tube rig? | Ron Review't
A Fanatec ClubSport tubular cockpit is upgraded with a SIMRIG SR2 motion system to evaluate how a round-tube rig performs under dynamic load.
Winter is comming - get prepared
Winter is fast approaching. Get prepared with Simrig. We are happy to announce that we have all products in stock.
Expanded production facility — Increased capacity and development
Since the summer of 2025, SIMRIG operates from a new production facility designed to support increased manufacturing capacity and long-term product development.
Naga Racing transforms his simulator for F1 25
With the release of F1 25, Naga Racing reconfigured his simulator to extract more detailed feedback from high-speed open-wheel racing.
Three rally drivers test their favorite rally games — with motion
In this feature by Ryan's Road To Rally, three real rally drivers evaluate multiple rally titles using a simulator equipped with the SIMRIG SR3 motion system.
After five years — Naga Racing builds his ultimate simracing setup
After years of visiting over 100 simracing setups across France, Naga Racing assembled his own reference configuration.
The most realistic simulator in the world — motion evaluation | Th Aile
In this feature by Th Aile, a high-end cockpit configuration equipped with a SIMRIG SR3 motion system is evaluated with a focus on immersive realism.
Ryan's Road To Rally – SIMRIG SR3 Review
Ryan's Road To Rally installs a SIMRIG SR3 on his rally rig.
OPLITE R8 Fury cockpit in detail — and in dynamic mode | Serial Driver
In this installation-focused review by Serial Driver, the OPLITE R8 Fury cockpit is paired with a SIMRIG motion system to evaluate structural rigidity under dynamic load conditions.
Adds support for Assetto Corsa EVO
We have added support for Assetto Corsa EVO.
SuperChicane tests the SIMRIG SR3 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox
In an extended review, SuperChicane evaluates the SIMRIG SR3 dynamic system across multiple platforms.
2024
8 posts
Thank you for ADAC SimRacing Expo 2024
Thank you for meeting us at ADAC SimRacing Expo 2024! We had a great time.
Meet us at ADAC SimRacing Expo 2024
We are going to ADAC SimRacing Expo 2024.
New code signing certificate
Windows Defender SmartScreen now approves of our installer.
F1 24 — Evolving handling, evolving motion
F1 24 introduces further refinements to suspension modeling and aerodynamic balance within the official Formula One simulation.
Simplified integration — Easy Bracket assembly kit
Performance depends on precision. Installation should be just as straightforward.
Introducing SR3
Today we are introducing the SIMRIG SR3. Read more on the product page.
Black cables
Hence forth all our actuator cables are black.
Le Mans Ultimate Released
We have added support for Le Mans Ultimate.
2023
9 posts
Meta Quest 3 with Steam Link
We have successfully verified that Meta Quest 2 and 3 works with motion cancellation over Steam Link.
EA SPORTS WRC
We have added support for the brand new EA SPORTS WRC.
Forza Motorsport
We have added support for the brand new Forza Motorsport game.
Re-introducing the SIMRIG SR1!
The wait is over :) We are happy to be able to share the news that we yet again offer the SIMRIG SR1 motion system.
F1 23 — Refined motion for the 2023 season
With the release of F1 23, Codemasters introduces revised handling characteristics and updated tire behavior for the 2023 Formula One season.
Quick and dirty motion cancellation
Update 30th March 2020 SIMRIG Control Center now includes native support for VR motion cancellation on SteamVR for Valve Index, Oculus Rift S, and other popular VR-headsets. See the software documentation for more details. The method described in this article, though still technically correct, is no longer useful. This method calls for attaching a controller to your rig. The controllers are not designed for this use case. They will sporadically enter sleep mode which disables motion cancellation, or worse, repositions your camera outside the vehicle. The new method built into SIMRIG Control Center works without a controller attached to your rig. It instead uses the motion system's current position and adjusts accordingly. If you have a VR-headset and own a SIMRIG SR1 we invite you to give it a try in the latest software release.
An introduction to motion systems
At SIMRIG we build motion systems for simulator games. Our systems are made to be assembled onto an aluminium extrusion rig. Once our system is installed, the rig can move simultaneously with the virtual vehicle. The motion helps you to get more immersed in the simulation. It may even help you drive faster, safer, and to react more quickly before things get out of hand. We also think it makes simulators a lot more fun and realistic.
Translating the software
We have begun the journey of translating the software.
Gran Turismo 7 + motion system + PSVR2 | Ron Review't
Console racing meets dynamic motion.
2022
3 posts
PlayStation 5 and Xbox support — motion on console
SIMRIG motion systems support console racing through PlayStation 5 and Xbox-compatible titles.
Auto tuning — adaptive motion profiles per vehicle
SIMRIG Control Center includes an auto tuning function designed to generate a base motion profile for each individual vehicle.
A day at the track
We were fortunate enough to visit the excellent track Gelleråsen Arena.
2021
5 posts
Gear shift reaction — translating drivetrain dynamics
Gear shifts are moments of mechanical transition. Torque delivery changes. Load transfers briefly. The chassis reacts.
New VAT rules
As of June 1 2021 new VAT rules apply for European customers. The new rules stipulate that you pay your local VAT rate instead of the Swedish rate. This means you often pay less tax on our products.
SIMRIG SR2 motion system — 225 kg dynamic capacity, tested by Ron Review't
The SIMRIG SR2 motion system was tested by Ron Review't, featuring a detailed hands-on review and a direct comparison with the SR1 system.
Introducing the SIMRIG SR2
We are happy to present the SIMRIG SR2.
Frankenstein Rig
Petter Hegevall has created the world's first Frankenstein rig with a SIMRIG SR1 motion system.
2020
6 posts
Rumble strip feedback — surface detail through motion
Rumble strips provide critical track feedback. They define corner limits, braking markers and racing lines.
Review by RON Reviewt
This is a review by RON Reviewt. This is a two part series. The videos are in German with English subtitles.
The first flight simulator
The SIMRIG SR1 motion system has taken to the skies. In time with the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 we are introducing support for aircrafts. This is a highly requested feature that we are happy to introduce.
SIMRIG SR1 motion system review — Sim Racing Garage
When Sim Racing Garage reviews hardware, the focus is engineering, build quality and measurable performance.
Motion cancellation — a technical milestone
Motion cancellation (often referred to as motion compensation) was implemented in SIMRIG systems as part of an effort to improve VR stability and driver perception.
SIMRIG at Bilsportgalan
This weekend we had the privilege to meet some of Sweden's most talented race drivers at Bilsportgalan 2020 in Sandviken Sweden. This is an annual event were Swedish champions in STCC, rally, drag racing, go-carting, time-attack, and many other categories, receive medals, give speeches, and have a really good time.
2019
9 posts
SIMRIG at Inet
This weekend Mattias Adielsson arranged a competition in Dirt Rally 2.0 together with us and Inet. The finals took place at Inet Sisjön in Gotherburg.
Motion cancellation
Motion cancellation can counteract the motion system's impact on the VR-headset. Essentially subtracting the rig's motion from your own.
SIMRIG at ADAC SimRacing Expo 2019
We will attend ADAC SimRacing Expo 2019 at Nürburgring in Germany from 30 August to 1 September. Come visit us during the expo!
SIMRIG at Elmia Custom Motor Show
We were invited to SBF's booth at Elmia to represent virtual racing. About 80,000 people attended the car show. Over 100 of these got the opportunity to test our motion system.
Newsletter February 2019
Experienced the first Swedish Champion in sim racing first hand and having a product launch in the near future, what a perfect start of the year!
SIMRIG at SM-Veckan
What does virtual racing have to do with tug of war and wrestling?
Welcome to our new site
We are excited to introduce our new site. Welcome! We hope it will serve you well with good documentation, exciting news and most importantly, act a portal for our community members.
Meet SIMRIG at SM-Veckan
During the first Swedish Championship for Virual Racing you will be able to meet SIMRIG there. Find us if you want to try our SR1 motion system. Be ware though, it is highly addictive and we cannot gurantee you will enjoy your ordinary rig after driving motion for a while ;)
Newsletter January 2019
After an eventful 2018 we are now looking forward to new challenges in 2019!
2018
2 posts
Newsletter September 2018
Aluminum rigs and beta testing
Retrospelsmässan
Retrospelsmässan on Bananpiren in Gothenburg was the first event where the SIMRIG SR1 prototype was shown. After some troubling first hours we got it to work and it was very well received by the first ones to try. We got to try out the gear and by seeing how people used it we got some new thoughts on how to improve the product further.