A racing simulator made in collaboration with Red Bull racing lets enthusiasts drive the RB18 F1 car in their homes for the price of a Porsche 911.
This isn't one of the simulators F1 teams use to develop their cars and that drivers use for practice. It was designed specifically as a collectible, and is manufactured and sold through, F1's official collectibles outlet. It was developed using official Red Bull CAD data and will be made"using the same process as genuine F1 cars," according to a blurb on the F1 website.
The simulator replicates the nose and cockpit of the RB18, with a curved screen placed in front of the user. The force feedback steering wheel has a quick release to ease getting in and out, similar to the real car. THX surround sound and adjustable pedals are included as well. Buyers can choose a livery for either of Red Bull's 2022 F1 drivers, Max Verstappen or Sergio Perez.
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