I use the Logitec G602 and I absolutely love it. It has 6 customizable thumb buttons, it’s super comfortable, and has a really nice feel. It was like $35 when I bought it, unfortunately it looks like the price has more than doubled since.

F1 upped the ante, IndyCar needs to hire John Williams to write them a theme.

Jai Alai is my #1

and with 8.5% abv it lives up to its name!

Do I have the rights if I take a picture with my phone?

I believe that collection is exclusive to the NASCAR museum.

A couple of other DCS YouTubers I’d recommend:

Yea, it has a really steep learning curve and needs a monster PC, especially for VR. But once you figure out the basics, holy hell is it addicting.

It definitely feels lower, probably for two reasons:the refresh rate on the headset screens are high (at least compared to the 60Hz on the screen I use), and you can’t see your real wheel so there’s nothing to compare it to.

I swear by it, and a lot of others do too. Others don’t like it and prefer triple screens. I think the pros and cons are these: Read more

It’s awesome! Totally necessary for anyone who drives a real race car, and definitely worth the investment for someone who knows they’ll be involved in sim racing for a long time.

Not as of now but I think it’s likely.

Indeed, and they ended up cancelling the race so it turned out to be the right decision anyways.

I was planning on going to the St. Pete IndyCar race, I even got a room at the trackside Hilton for the first time. My flight is tomorrow and I think I have to cancel. I’m really bummed about it but it just feels like things are going to get really bad, at least here in the US.

Yup!

It’s useful for clear parts!

I believe that, I’ve also had “wagyu” burgers that taste no different than normal. But if you go to an upscale place there’s a better chance it’s legit.

The chassis appears to be the Dallara F190, run by BMS Scuderia Italia in 1990. It was powered by a normally aspirated 3.5 liter Cosworth DFR. Read more

I had a wagyu beef burger at BLT Steak in Washington DC; best burger I’ve ever had. Totally worth $36.

The internet at its best.