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Learning how to read and understand telemetry in iRacing is the key to unlocking consistent performance gains. Telemetry records every driver input and car response, including throttle position, brake pressure, steering angle, suspension movement, and tire temperatures. Throttle traces quantify how smoothly power is applied on corner exit, brake traces reveal whether deceleration is efficient or inconsistent, and speed traces expose where momentum is being lost compared to a reference lap. By combining these data points, drivers can move beyond guesswork and make precise, evidence-based adjustments that directly improve lap times.
Our Open Box system makes high-quality sim racing products more affordable and sustainable by giving returned or lightly used items a second life. Each product is carefully inspected, graded, and discounted based on condition, so you can save money without sacrificing performance. It’s a cost-effective way to build your setup while reducing waste and keeping great equipment in use.
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Turn your Elgato Stream Deck into a powerful Race Deck for iRacing with our step-by-step guide. By mapping iRacing hotkeys to custom buttons, you can control pit stops, black box data, and replays without ever reaching for the keyboard. This setup keeps you focused on driving while giving you the same functionality as a button box at a fraction of the cost. Plus, download our free sim racing icon pack to make your Race Deck both functional and professional!
In this guide, we break down our top five VR headsets for sim racing in 2025, from entry-level options like the Meta Quest 3S to high-end solutions such as the Varjo VR-3. We also highlight why Pimax, with its Crystal Light and Crystal Super, stands out as the best choice for racers who want maximum clarity, performance, and realism.