Next Level Racing now offering a Holden Racing Team Simulator

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Most of us have dreamed about having our own racing rig at home, but few actually pull the trigger and invest. If you are laying down the cash to get the dream simulator, you might as well get one that shows off your love for your favourite team. The popular Next Level Racing makes some of the best simulators and are now offering an official Holden Racing Team simulator.

This normally all-black racing seat features a Limited Edition HRT Seat, complete with the Holden red and the HRT logo on the back and sides of the simulator. Offering customised versions of the racing simulator could be a great way to appeal to new customers. the Next Level Racing branding won’t mean much to your regular friends, but having your favourite team plastered over the simulator will resonate with everyone.

While I already have the GT Ultimate V2 simulator by Next Level Racing, if I was buying today, I’d love a Red Bull Racing version.

The simulator features mounts for steering wheels and pedals across PC, Xbox and PlayStation platforms. It supports single or triple display mounts as accessories, but to get started, you can get the base HRT simulator (no electronics or mat) for A$1,099 and that includes delivery Australia-wide.

More information at Pagnian Imports, the Australian provider of NLR products.

 

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