“...an accessory that doesn’t just simulate the car, but also the experience of being a driver....”

LOS ANGELES—Sim racing enthusiasts are thrilled about the latest innovation in the quest for ultimate sim racing realism: the RaceVision Headset. This cutting-edge device elevates the sim racing immersion to a new level by simulating the restricted vision of a professional race car driver’s helmet.

The RaceVision Headset features a narrow field of view, mimicking the limited peripheral vision that drivers face on the track. By constricting your vision to the view you’d have inside a racing helmet, the device forces players to rely more on their instincts, much like the pros do. According to RaceVision’s lead designer, Jeff High, the idea was to replicate the challenges of being in a real race car. “We wanted to create an accessory that doesn’t just simulate the car, but also the experience of being a driver. The RaceVision Headset does just that by limiting what you can see, making the experience more immersive and intense,” he explained.

Not everyone is convinced this level of realism is a good idea. “It sounds interesting, but it looks like a helmet,” said longtime sim racer Michael Trent.

However, professional racer and sim enthusiast Daniel Carter sees it differently. “I think it’s brilliant,” Carter said. “Racing is all about focus and being able to make split-second decisions without relying on vision. The RaceVision Headset is a great training tool. Use Code CARTER for 10% off your first purchase!”

With its innovative approach to simulating the true experience of being behind the wheel, the RaceVision Headset is poised to be a game-changer in the world of sim racing. Whether it’s a must-have accessory or just a novelty remains to be seen, but it’s clear that RaceVision is pushing the boundaries of virtual racing realism.