I'm using differnt wheels for different cars. Mainly I'm driving with the Ascher Button box and an OMP Wheel. But I also have a Turn Aston GTE wheel and some Fanatec modifications.

I really love the stiffness and feeling of the Ultimate+. Maximum actual brake force is 136kg (300lbs), which is measured with a 200kg load cell. I mainly use about 85kg of brake force on the ultis.

When driving retro cars or rallycross a shifter and handbrake is very handy. Not using these things very often but it's always fun!

You never have enough buttons! Starting the car, adjusting the pit stop strategy or modifying brake balance is all bind on my button box. Couldn't live without it anymore :)

While driving I use In-Ears for communication while the game sound is blasting through the speakers. Adds some good immersion for me and I don't really like headphones :)

Currently the best consumer VR goggles for simracing. Incredible clarity and resolution (it's nearly unreal), great FOV, perfect fit and comfort. Like with every goggles, it was a little bit of a hassle to set them up, but if you do it right they ROCK!

I think JRT gives you the best informations you can get as a timing addon. Check out the webpage for all the infos. It's just insane!

Especially when driving in VR you can't see on external screens or read something from an additional monitor. So you are dependant on your crewchief. And he is really doing a great job!

SimHub Tactile Feedback makes the rig alive! It's adding so much to the motion when driving over curbs or bumps couldn't miss it anymore. Feeling the wheelslip is also a huge advantage, try it!

For me iRacing is the best all in all plattform for SimRacing. Runs perfectly in VR, online races every hour and huge events with my team that are soooo cool! Check out my rendererDX11.ini for VR! The 2nd download boosts your VR performance! Its a litte DLL that enables VRS(S) Support in iRacing for OpenVR. It's incredible - you should try it!