Description
The GPX Steering Wheel brings Formula One-inspired racing right to your sim setup with its 290mm diameter and the perfect balance of control and comfort. With 9 rotary dials and 12 push buttons, every aspect of your race setup is at your fingertips, giving you the precision you need for those critical race moments. The GPX's durable polyurethane grips and optional dual-clutch paddles with an adjustable bite point make every turn, shift, and adjustment feel fluid and responsive, making it a go-to for serious racers.
What sets the GPX Steering Wheel apart?
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Designed for precision control The GPX gives you serious control with 9 rotary dials and 12 push buttons. The sheer number of inputs allows for on-the-fly adjustments to crucial race parameters, from brake balance to fuel mapping, all without missing a beat. It’s more than just a steering wheel; it’s a control center for your sim racing strategy.
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Formula One-inspired dual-clutch paddles Optional dual-clutch paddles, inspired by real Formula One cars, come with an adjustable bite point. This means you can fine-tune your launch control and starts, giving you a tactical advantage off the line. This kind of customization is rare, and it elevates your racecraft to another level.
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Durable polyurethane grips The GPX’s grips, made from injection-molded polyurethane, are designed for long-term endurance. They hold up well under long hours of racing and deliver excellent feedback without becoming uncomfortable. It's perfect for those marathon sessions where grip and comfort are key.
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No-nonsense USB connectivity Just like the GT1, the GPX connects to your PC or Mac via USB without the hassle of external power or adapters. This makes setup quick and keeps your racing station clutter-free, so you can focus on the race rather than dealing with a tangle of cables.
Pros and Cons
| Pros |
Cons |
| 9 rotary dials allow detailed in-race adjustments. |
Not compatible with PlayStation or Xbox. |
| Optional dual-clutch paddles for launch control. |
Price is high, making it a premium product. |
| Durable polyurethane grips for long racing sessions. |
Requires additional software for full display functionality. |
| Magnetic shifters feel tactile and satisfying. |
Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Diameter |
290mm |
| Grip Material |
Injection moulded polyurethane |
| Rotary Dials |
9 |
| Buttons |
12 push buttons |
| Shifters |
Magnetic gear shifters with carbon fibre paddles |
| Optional Clutch Paddles |
Dual-clutch with adjustable bite point |
| Display |
Full-color LCD data display |
| USB Cable |
Replaceable industrial-grade coiled USB cable |
| Connection Type |
USB |
GPX Steering Wheel Compatibility
The GPX Steering Wheel connects easily to PC and Mac via its dedicated USB input, requiring no HDMI or external power adapters. It is compatible with popular direct drive systems like Simucube SC1, Simucube SC2, and Accuforce (though you’ll need to check your quick-release setup). The wheel is also supported by Fanatec Podium and CSW 2.5 through the Fanatec Podium Hub, giving you flexibility depending on your existing rig. It's a solid choice for professional-grade direct drive systems.
For gaming platforms, the GPX Wheel is built with PC racing simulators in mind, offering broad compatibility with games like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, and rFactor. However, it’s important to note that it does not support PlayStation or Xbox consoles. If you’re racing on PC, this wheel will feel at home, but it’s not going to work for console gaming setups.
