What does sim racing cost?
A complete sim racing rig costs between 37,100 kr and 249,900 kr depending on how far you want to take it. RaceLoop Stage 1 starts at 37,100 kr incl. VAT. Pickup in Stockholm is free, while home installation and delivery are selected separately.
Three levels from entry to pro
Stage 1 is for people who want to start properly from day one. It gives you direct drive, load-cell pedals, and a stable rig without turning the project into a build of its own.
Included:
- Treq One chassis
- Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9 Nm
- Simagic P1000 load-cell pedals
- Simagic NEO X-310G steering wheel
- Assembled and tested by RaceLoop
Add-ons:
- Home installation (+4,900 kr)
- PC (+17,900 kr)
- Monitor (+5,600 kr)
- Monitor stand (+2,400 kr)
- Peripherals (+900 kr)
Maximum with all add-ons: 63,900 kr
Stage 2 is for drivers who already know they want more torque, more brake feel, and more field of view. The jump is obvious in both control and immersion.
Included:
- Trak Racer TR120 V2 chassis
- Moza R21 Ultra wheelbase
- Moza mBooster active brake + CRP2 throttle and clutch
- Moza CS Pro + FSR2 steering wheels
- Moza H/SQ shifters + handbrake
Add-ons:
- Home installation (+9,900 kr)
- PC (+29,900 kr)
- Triple monitors (+10,800 kr)
- Monitor stand (+4,900 kr)
- Speakers (+1,700 kr)
- Peripherals (+200 kr)
Stage 2 is the clear performance step above Stage 1. You feel it in torque, braking, and screen setup.
Stage 3 is for motion, belt tensioners, and active pedals in a custom-built setup. It is not a fixed web package with one standard configuration.
Confirmed in the package direction:
- Full motion
- Belt tensioners
- Active pedals
- Triple-monitor setup
- Motorsport seat
Contact us for configuration and quote.
Hidden costs to account for
The rig itself is only part of the total spend. Most people underestimate four things:
- Shipping. RaceLoop calculates delivery by zone in checkout when it is not already included in the package.
- Electricity and heat. A PC and multiple displays matter during longer sessions, especially in smaller rooms.
- Space. Triple-monitor and motion setups need more room than most people expect.
- Subscriptions and games. iRacing is roughly 130 kr per month, and games or extra content are often purchased separately.
Is it worth it?
That depends on how much you actually drive. If you use the rig several nights a week, the cost per hour drops quickly compared to many other hobbies.
The difference is that sim racing requires more money up front, but gives you a tool you can use for training, racing, or pure enjoyment over a long period.