The claim
World's #1 racing and flight cockpit brand
What we found
Fine printThe home page states it; no ranking source was found.
Established cockpit maker; seat and frame included, terms mostly unread.
Tech Busy editorial team · Fact-checked · Updated
From the Next Level Racing GTtrack review · calculated, not lab-tested
See all consoles & handheldsProducts listed by Next Level Racing. One has a published Tech Busy score.
From the review of Next Level Racing GTtrack · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From the review of Next Level Racing GTtrack · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
Average of the independent owner-review sources listed below.
Published specs and owner feedback, not a hands-on test.
The published claim, then what we found. Live statuses. How we review
The claim
What we found
Fine printThe home page states it; no ranking source was found.
From Next Level Racing’s published terms. Not legal advice.
Yes. Reviewers list a bucket seat on sliders, a harness and lockable castors in the box.
Reviewers fitted a Fanatec set and a direct drive base without noticeable flex; the maker gives no published torque limit.
The maker lists drivers from 120 to 210 cm and up to 150 kg.
Brand scores out of 10 · See all consoles & handhelds
Sim-LabRigid modular aluminum cockpits; accessories and shipping time add up.
Moza RacingValue direct drive with a simple return policy; delivery gripes.Next Level Racing is an Australian maker of steel racing and flight cockpits sold through its own store and Amazon, with regional prices for the US, UK, EU and Australia.
Where a score sits among everything scored in the same category:
Needs at least 2 scored in the category.
How we review →The average of independent owner-review sources (for example Reddit, Trustpilot and store reviews), weighted for volume and recency. A source with too few reviews is listed as “Not enough data” and left out.
How we review →Published features and terms (price, renewal, refunds, support and the category’s own criteria), each scored against written anchors. Calculated, not lab-tested.
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