Guides & Technique

Driving technique, equipment and everything in between

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Corporate event activity with racing simulators?

Kickoff, trade show or party. See how RaceLoop delivers turnkey with staffing.

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Deep dive-Driving technique

What is trail braking?

The technique that separates fast from very fast, and why it demands the right pedals.

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Case study

Rudskogen Porsche Festival 2026: three simulators in Norway

First booking in Norway and the first time with three rigs at once. A new formula rig running Rudskogen in Formula 4, and a 90 minute queue on Saturday.

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Photo album

Höljes Magic Weekend 2026: photos from the weekend

Photos from RaceLoop's sim racing activation at Höljes Magic Weekend 2026. Find yourself in the album from the weekend.

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Equipment guide

Direct drive wheel base: what it is and why it matters

Gear, belt and direct drive: three ways to transfer force. How they work and why direct drive became the standard.

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Case study

Anderstorp 2026: sim racing activation at a racing festival

Turnkey installation with two rigs, three staff, and constant queues. How we delivered an experience that made race drivers stay.

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Case study

Gelleråsloppet 2026: sim racing at Sweden's biggest racing festival

200+ driving sessions, a live leaderboard and three days of racing festival. Porsche Carrera Cup, aerobatic airshows and RaceLoop right in the middle.

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Driving technique

Clutch Bite Point in Sim Racing. What It Is and Why It Matters

The clutch bite point determines how fast and clean your starts are. How it works and why clutch paddles on the wheel matter.

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Equipment guide

Sim Racing Pedals

Potentiometer, load cell and active pedals, what is actually the difference and what matters for your driving?

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Equipment guide

How Much Nm Do You Need in a Sim Racing Wheel Base?

What torque does in practice, why more is not always better, and why ~9 Nm often hits the sweet spot.

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Equipment guide

Triple Screen, Ultrawide or VR?

Compare display setups for sim racing. FOV, space, GPU load and immersion with concrete trade-offs.

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Setup

Sim Racing FOV: Set It Correctly

Why wrong FOV hurts consistency, how to calculate correct field of view, and common mistakes.

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Introduction

What is sim racing?

An introduction to sim racing, what it is, what it is not, and why people take it seriously.

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Pricing guide

What does sim racing cost?

An honest breakdown of what a complete sim racing setup actually costs, from beginner to pro.

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Buying guide

Which Stage suits me?

A guide to choosing the right RaceLoop rig based on experience, space and ambition.

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Space guide

Plan your space

How much space does a sim racing rig need? Dimensions, movement zones and what to consider.

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Business

What does it cost to rent a racing simulator for a corporate event?

Rent a racing simulator for corporate events, always with staff. How pricing works for more rigs, multiple days and custom branding.

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Business

A racing simulator at your trade show: more visitors in the booth and leads you can follow up

A racing simulator in your booth builds a queue, conversations and leads all day. How the queue system, leaderboard and lead list work, and the floor space needed.

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Business

Custom branded racing simulators: the rig and the screen in your brand

Racing simulators in your brand: wraps, screen graphics, and a leaderboard in your identity. For brands, and for agencies selling under their own name.

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Business

A queue system and leaderboard in your brand: the platform behind our events

Digital QR queue, live leaderboard and lead list for events. We built the platform for our own rigs and tailor it to your brand.

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Business

Trade show booth activation: a racing simulator with queue, leaderboard and leads

A racing simulator as your booth activation, delivered and staffed. Queue by QR code, a leaderboard on a big screen and a list of names and emails after the show.

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