Yes, sim racing helps with real driving, but the answer depends entirely on what type of driving you’re talking about. For learning race circuits and developing track skills, modern simulators deliver measurable value. For everyday street driving, the benefits exist…
Every sim racer using a desk chair knows the scenario. You nail the braking point into T1, apply full pressure on the pedals, and your chair slides backward, destroying the apex and your lap time. This problem gets worse with…
Sim racing reproduces real motorsport physics through software and hardware. Tire temperature affects grip, suspension geometry changes car behavior, and setup adjustments matter as much as driver input. After thousands of hours between real GT cars and virtual cockpits, the…