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VRS ecosystem for Automobilista 2
Catalogue and verified guide to VRS sim racing hardware: Direct Drive bases, wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrake, dashboards and accessories. Data cross-checked against official sources.
Categories
Bases
1The DirectForce Pro DFP20: a 20 Nm MiGE Direct Drive base with a separate controller.
Pedals
1DirectForce Pro load-cell pedals (up to 140 kg) with deep adjustment.
Accessories
1Hydraulic damper kit and parts for the DirectForce Pro range.
3 products in the catalogue · 2 milestones · 2 comparisons
Timeline 2021–2026
- 2018VRS (Virtual Racing School), a reference in iRacing coaching and telemetry, launches the 20 Nm DirectForce Pro Direct Drive base with a MiGE motor and separate controller.
- 2020DirectForce Pro Pedals: a load-cell pedal set up to 140 kg with deep adjustment and an optional hydraulic damper kit.
VRS vs the competition
VRS (Virtual Racing School) is best known for its iRacing coaching and telemetry, and its DirectForce Pro hardware follows suit: professional, robust and performance-focused. The DFP20 base (20 Nm, industrial MiGE motor, separate controller) and the load-cell pedals (up to 140 kg) are serious, durable pieces, with a 3-year warranty on the base. It does not make wheels (uses OSW-style rims with a 70 mm PCD). A small but very focused catalogue.
VRS vs Simucube
Both come from the OSW/industrial world. Simucube offers more torque, more advanced software and a wider range; VRS is simpler and cheaper for a pro 20 Nm DD with a good warranty.
→ Max torque/software and range: Simucube. Simple, warrantied pro 20 Nm DD: VRS.
VRS vs MOZA
MOZA gives a complete, modern ecosystem (bases, wheels, pedals) with polished software; VRS is an industrial-style pro base + pedals, with no wheels of its own.
→ Everything from one modern brand: MOZA. Robust pro base + pedals: VRS.
On AMS2 the DFP20 (20 Nm) gives a punchy, very faithful Direct Drive for GT, formula and endurance, with an industrial MiGE motor that has torque to spare. Paired with its load-cell pedals (up to 140 kg, highly adjustable) it's a complete pro setup. You'll need an OSW-style rim (70 mm PCD) from another brand, since VRS doesn't make wheels.
Data verified against official VRS sources and independent reviews. Brands, product names and images belong to their respective owners; used here for informational purposes.