MOZA is launching a PlayStation-ready lineup with three officially licensed direct-drive products: the R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and the standalone R16S Ultra wheel base, all set for display at Tokyo Game Show.

The ClubSport F1 Racing System from Fanatec arrives as a direct-drive bundle for PS and PC, featuring an 18 Nm DD+ base and a forged carbon ClubSport F1 V3 steering wheel.

MOZA’s R5S Pro bundles wheel base, wheel, and pedals into an all-in-one accessible package, highlighting an entry into the high-end sim space.

Fanatec plans to extend its ClubSport F1 bundles as part of a long-running, high-demand line that has historically sold out quickly.

The Podium Advanced Paddle Module ships with forged carbon paddles and fast-acting clutch components to allow precise gear changes and bite-point tuning.

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The 18 Nm DD+ base provides immediate resistance for aggressive cornering and includes FullForce tech to translate telemetry into high-frequency steering feedback.

The R16S Ultra is positioned to compete with Fanatec’s 18Nm DD+ in the high-torque console racing segment.

The wheel package includes 15 RGB LEDs, a 2.7-inch white OLED display for telemetry, and extensive controls including two FunkySwitches, encoders, and 12-position dials for tuning.

ClubSport DD+ Wheel Base remains the core platform, with the exclusive ClubSport F1 V3 Steering Wheel featuring an F1 finish and forged carbon accents for extended in-game adjustments.

The F1-inspired V3 steering wheel, based on the Formula V3, offers a wider rim and forged carbon details to reduce fatigue and enable deep on-wheel configuration.

The lineup represents a step up from the older ClubSport Racing Wheel F1, delivering a comprehensive, premium solution for serious sim racers.