Direct Drive bases · Fanatec vs MOZA Racing
Fanatec ClubSport DD or MOZA R16 Ultra: which one to buy
Head-to-head comparison of Fanatec ClubSport DD and MOZA R16 Ultra with specs verified against official sources, so you can decide on data rather than impressions.
Both are still on sale and differ in Torque: Fanatec ClubSport DD has 15 Nm, MOZA R16 Ultra has 16 Nm.
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|---|---|---|
| Price | 599.95 € | 549 € |
| Sustained torque | 15 Nm | 16 Nm |
| Price per Nm | 40.0 €/Nm | 34.3 €/Nm |
| Platform | PCPlayStationXbox | PCPlayStationXboxDepends on the wheel or adapter |
| Motor | Direct Drive | Direct Drive |
| Encoder | Sensor Hall de posición sin contacto de alta resolución | 21 bits |
| Material | Die-cast aluminium + CNC QR2 | Aluminium alloy |
| Max rotation | 2520° | — |
| Quick Release | QR2 (Type-F) | — |
| Ports | USB-C · Alimentación · Shifter 1 y 2 (secuencial) · Pedales · Freno de mano · CAN | — |
| Connectivity | USB-C | — |
| Power input | — | 110-220V AC → 36V DC |
| Processor | — | CPU de 600 MHz |
| Dimensions | — | 206 × 140 × 135 |
| Cooling | Pasiva (sin ventiladores) | — |
Fanatec ClubSport DD
15 Nm holding-torque Direct Drive base (12 Nm before the May 2026 firmware), with a servo motor custom-designed in Germany and the QR2 quick release. PC and PlayStation.
Fanatec ClubSport DDMOZA R16 Ultra
The R16 Ultra is the R16 reworked into the Ultra line: same 16 Nm sustained torque, but with a new ultra-low-cogging flat-wire motor, a 600 MHz processor and the NexGen U1 algorithm, in a much more compact chassis (206 mm long). Like the rest of the Ultra line, it is rated by SUSTAINED torque, not peak.
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