Our story, part 5: 2022, Scaling operations without losing the details

There’s a moment every growing hardware brand faces: demand increases, expectations rise, and small inconsistencies become big problems.

For us, 2022 was the year to scale — without losing the details that made SimXPro rigs feel “professional” in the first place.

2022: Scaling operations

We focused on the fundamentals that matter to racers:

• Consistency: parts fit as expected
• Clarity: customers understand what to order and how to mount it
• Support: real help when builds get complex

The hidden “upgrade”: better information

In sim racing, the quality of information changes your experience. Clear compatibility guidance and smart install tips can save hours — and prevent expensive mistakes.

That’s why we keep building our guides library (and our community).

Our Story series

• Part 4: 2021 — From Workshop to Living Rooms
• Part 5: 2022 — Scaling Operations
• Part 6: 2023 — Better Presentation & Content

Related guides

• Our story, part 1: 2019 and the first laps of SimXPro
• Our story, part 2: 2020, From prototypes to production
• Getting started in sim racing: Choose your first wheel, pedals and cockpit
• Aluminium profile vs tubular sim rigs: Which should you choose?