The dust-covered sim rig is being offered by a seller in Calverton, New York, in the mass of suburbia known as Long Island.

There’s at least one trucker in the U.S. who looks forward to getting stuck in traffic.

Racing simulators aren’t anything new, with professional drivers having used them to train and prepare for real-world racing for years. However, there’s more that sim-rigs can be used for than just ...

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Advanced driving aids, semi-autonomous tech, and drive-by-wire systems remain all the rage among automotive OEMs, and much of that technology can be directly traced to its origins in auto racing. The ...

Modern cars require a ton of testing and, before they go into production, most vehicles spend hundreds of days testing in the real world — incidentally, that’s why we get to see spy photos of upcoming ...

The diesel motor murmured, waiting for me to put its 500 horsepower to work. “Go straight out to the street and turn right,” Max said. I pressed on the accelerator and felt the truck move, inching ...

Although one of the major appeals of sim racing is its much lower cost compared to real racing, the temptation to spend more and more on improving the experience is hard to suppress. If you’re a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the rising popularity of global racing here in the States comes an elevated interest in sim racing. And, along with that, the ...