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In this post, we will show you the equipment that the spanish driver has set up to enjoy into the SimRacing world. Follow us and discover all component to be at the same level as a double world champion of F1 and WEC.
We start with the wheel and the base. Both are Fanatec, Podium F1 bundle that includes PlayStation 4 support and can be found in many of the professional drivers advanced simulators.
The Podium bases are highly accurate and reliable Direct Drive engines that were introduced years ago with handcrafted developments such as OSW, which we made an analysis at the time.
The pedals are handmade by the brand that has provided the simulator for Fernando. This is Allinsport and is a set of two pedals, possibly hydraulic of the same technology as other high-end pedals such as Heusinkveld Ultimate.
The screen is a 49-inch Samsung that we’ve talked about here before, allowing full compatibility with other titles.
A powerful PC which we don’t know specific specifications, but probably very similar to what we show you here every month.
The cockpit and seat are also typical of , with installed bodyshakers that allow you to have more immersion and fidelity like real track. Although at first glance you may think that it is not very accessible setup, the truth is that when you are updating and improving you hardware, and having clear that you are going to dedicate time to it, it is not an impossible dream
Although it is virtually, it seems that Fernando Alonso may have come to SimRacing to stay. Stay while he combine it with your other activities on the track.
He added another double in the Legends Trophy of rFactor 2 with some of the best recent times drivers of different disciplines and he won the 24 Hours of Spa on iRacing.
So rFactor 2 and iRacing, it’s one of the simulators chosen by the Spanish Formula 1 Driver.
| Driver | Fernando Alonso |
|---|---|
| Base | Fanatec Podium F1 PS5 |
| Wheel | Fanatec Podium F1 PS5 |
| Pedals | SRP GT Pedals or similar |
| Shifter | NA |
| Monitor | Samsung Odyssey 49'' 1440 Pixels DQHD 120 Hz |
| VR | NA |
| Cockpit | Allinsports |
| Seat | Allinsports |
| Motion | NA |
| Speakers | NA |
| Headsets | Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H9 3ª Generación (Versión exclusiva Amazon) - Auriculares Circumaurales Inalámbricos con Bluetooth, Active Noise Cancellation, Control de Asistente de Voz, Matte Black |
| Keyboard and Mouse | Logitech MK470 |
| PC | November 2021 PC Sim Racing Build |
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So this is basically an article written around one photo with no other information than identifying the wheel, screen and potentially pedals. Some further research into the frame and seat would have gone a long way in to making this almost worth reading.
Pedals are a custom solution for him from a almost unknown brand.
Frame and seat also from the brand already quoted on the main text.
https://allinsports.racing/esports.html
Really? No info about how the actual seat and cockpit are built/setup/cost. Or even compatibility descriptions... It's like the author gave up halfway through. This is basically click bait
Unfortunately you don't read often.
You can search for a price here:
https://allinsports.racing/esports.html
The pedals in the pic are Fanatec V2 not HEU.
OMG Does anyone read?
https://allinsports.racing/images/miami/eracer_miami_tech/AIS_eracer_tech_01.jpg
Almost identical to Fanatec!
OMG Gonzalo.. are you Alberto? ;-p
I wish, he didn't care about some comments
There is nothing in the article nor on the website! Not even a price. I'm not sure they even sell a thing, it's just a simracing place
Allinsports you mean? I think it's a very expensive place for a very targeted public. I guess you can call them.
thing is awesome but I can't believe you wasted a whole article about something that most people couldn't afford. The pedals are alone or $3000. I have almost 10 in my set up and most people see this is ridiculous retarded and a waste of money however I race cars I use the daily and it's great . Accu force wheel is better or just as good for a fraction of the cost but I'm glad you guys Can swing from fanatecs nuts