Masters Expo is a place where design, engineering and performance meet — and that makes it a perfect environment for high-end sim racing.
From 11–15 December 2025, Masters Expo runs at RAI Amsterdam. And this weekend, we’re proud to partner with Alpine at the event.
Why this partnership makes sense
At SimXPro, our mission is to make the gap between sim racing and real racing smaller. When you sit in a properly built simulator — stable chassis, correct seating position, dialed-in ergonomics — you don’t just “play a game”. You practice.
That’s why we love showing sim racing in a real-world performance setting: it changes the perception from “gaming” to driver development.
What makes a simulator feel “real” in a showroom environment?
At events like Masters Expo, people notice different details than they do at a sim-only show. The hardware has to look as intentional as it feels.
Three things make the biggest difference:
- A finished chassis design that’s rigid and clean (this is exactly why we built GT‑PRO).
- A supportive seat that locks you in without becoming uncomfortable (our next-gen seats: Torq GT and Olix GP).
- A stable screen setup so the first impression is immersive, not wobbly.
Couldn’t make it?
If you missed us at Masters Expo, you can still explore the ecosystem online:
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