LinkedIn·Thursday, 13 August 2026·14d ago
Most simulators ask the driver to adapt: a generic seating position, a generic wheel, generic reference points. Ours starts from your car.…
Virtex
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Most simulators ask the driver to adapt: a generic seating position, a generic wheel, generic reference points. Ours starts from your car. Your own steering wheel, your own controls, built into a cockpit that matches your real car's seating position and ergonomics.
That detail matters more than it might seem. A driver's perception of what the car is doing is shaped by where they sit and what they can see. Get that wrong, and the model behind it does not matter.
Driver Preparation & Development is now open at Spa-Francorchamps. Find out more and book your slot: https://lnkd.in/eAcXsiCj
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