Question 1

What's included in a single race car simulation session?

Accepted Answer

A session is 60 minutes at the wheel for 1,300 THB, with a short briefing before you start and a debrief after. You’ll be shown the controls and how the force feedback communicates what the car is doing, ease in with practice laps, and finish with a proper run against the clock or AI opponents. Staff stay on hand throughout, and one-to-one coaching is available separately.

Question 2

What equipment will I be driving on?

Accepted Answer

Our racing rigs are built from professional-grade components: a Simucube 2 Pro direct-drive wheelbase, Simtrecs load-cell pedals, a GSI wheel and SIMAGIC gear shifters, on 32-inch curved triple monitors with a live telemetry display alongside. VR is available if you prefer full immersion, and the seats are Sparco and Recaro.

Question 3

What car and platform will I drive?

Accepted Answer

Sessions run on iRacing, with the Mazda MX-5 Cup as the standard training car — forgiving enough for a first-timer, precise enough to teach real technique. As you progress, other cars and tracks can be introduced to match your goals.

Question 4

Can beginners use the simulators?

Accepted Answer

Yes — plenty of the drivers who book have never used a professional rig before. You will be shown how the wheel, pedals and shifter work before you start. The Mazda MX-5 Cup is chosen precisely because it rewards clean inputs and does not punish you for being new. Nothing is assumed, and if something is not making sense, say so and we will go through it again.

Question 5

Can I race against friends or AI opponents?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our simulators support dynamic AI racing for a realistic, competitive experience, and multiplayer sessions where you and your group drive on the same track in real time — compare lap times, challenge each other, and enjoy a shared racing experience.

Question 6

Should I choose VR or the triple screens?

Accepted Answer

VR puts you properly inside the car — you can look into the apex through the corner rather than around a screen bezel. The triple-screen setup works just as well, and plenty of drivers prefer it, especially for a first session or for longer stints. Tell us which you would like when you arrive, and you can switch part-way through if you change your mind.

Question 7

What should I wear for a session?

Accepted Answer

Comfortable, casual clothing. The one thing that genuinely matters is footwear: thin-soled shoes — trainers rather than boots or sandals — because the pedals are load-cell and you brake by pressure. Avoid loose sleeves or anything that could catch on the wheel. The room is air-conditioned, so bring a layer if you feel the cold.

Question 8

Are there packages if I want to come back?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Packages are six sessions for 6,950 THB, ten for 10,950 THB and twenty for 21,500 THB — usable on the racing simulator, the flight simulator, or a mix of both. One-to-one coaching is separate, at 2,000 THB per hour.

One race car session, 60 minutes in the rig

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