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Asetek SimSports ecosystem for Automobilista 2

Catalogue and verified guide to Asetek SimSports sim racing hardware: Direct Drive bases, wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrake, dashboards and accessories. Data cross-checked against official sources.

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13 products in the catalogue · 4 milestones · 2 comparisons

Timeline 2021–2026

  1. 2021Asetek (known for PC liquid cooling) announces its sim racing arm: Asetek SimSports.
  2. 2022The La Prima (12), Forte (18) and Invicta (27 Nm) bases and the M.L.C.P.C. pedals arrive.
  3. 2023Formula wheels (La Prima/Forte/Invicta) and the Tony Kanaan collaboration.
  4. 2024S-Series pedals (individual throttle and brake) and the new entry-level Initium range.

Asetek SimSports vs the competition

Asetek SimSports is the premium Danish brand (from the PC liquid-cooling world), with a tiered, fully upgradeable ecosystem (La Prima → Forte → Invicta) and, above all, reference-grade pedals (M.L.C.P.C. load cell and a hydraulic brake on the Invicta).

Asetek SimSports vs MOZA

MOZA has a broader, cheaper catalogue; Asetek stands out for its pedals (load cell/hydraulic) and premium, scalable build.

Pedals and premium scalable range: Asetek. Variety/price: MOZA.

Asetek SimSports vs Simucube

Both are premium PC brands; Simucube has the active ActivePedal and reference FFB, Asetek offers a more integrated, scalable ecosystem with excellent passive/hydraulic pedals.

Active pedals/cutting-edge FFB: Simucube. Scalable ecosystem + hydraulic brake: Asetek.

On AMS2 (PC) Asetek is excellent: 12–27 Nm bases cover GT to formula, and its pedals (180 kg load cell or the Invicta's hydraulic brake) are among the best for braking consistency. The wheels are mostly formula.

Data verified against official Asetek SimSports sources and independent reviews. Brands, product names and images belong to their respective owners; used here for informational purposes.