After the simracing bulletins at Gamescom, reminiscent of these from Corsair and its takeover of Fanatec. It’s virtually time for the Sim Racing Expo in Dortmund. For this event, evidently Cooler Grasp needs to make a splash with a press launch shared with Simucube.
We already knew that Cooler Grasp and Simucube had joined forces, notably with the cobranded model of the now-ubiquitous Simucube 2 Professional. This wheelbase has now been the very best high-end alternative for years.
SimuCube Cooler Grasp: this connection might produce other meanings
Plainly Cooler Grasp’s ambitions within the high-end sim racing phase are appreciable. By teaming up with a serious participant with an impeccable repute, Cooler Grasp, with its extremely differentiated chassis answer, might change the panorama.
For Simucube, which is commonly a sufferer of its personal success with out-of-stock conditions on its best-sellers, that is in all probability additionally a chance to achieve entry to Cooler Grasp’s worldwide distribution community.
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For the Sim Racing Expo, Cooler Grasp shall be unveiling its vary of turnkey options. Beware, although, as costs are going to sting. You’ll should pay between €12,900 and €30,000 for his or her full vary, delivered to you pre-assembled. The advert additionally mentions their jack system, which appears to have been made with Sigma Intégrale (absolutely the best movement answer available on the market). Our contact at Cooler Grasp instructed us about GSI and Heusinkveld… So we’ll be getting the easiest elements. These costs appear coherent with the market if we have a look at Vesaro within the UK and Podium1 within the US.
Clearly, Cooler Grasp was not anticipated on this phase. It’s a bit of data that tickles our curiosity, and we will’t wait to see the total technical specs of what’s on supply.
