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Thomb
Content creator, Cockpit da Sim Racing GT-PRO
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“It's not a stream.
It's a show.”
- Q1What inspired you to start creating sim racing content, and what keeps you motivated today?
I've always loved entertaining people and making positive changes. It truly went from a hobby to a job, and seeing how I can positively influence people's lives through my content is what keeps me going every single day.
- Q2What kind of experience do you want your viewers to have when they watch your streams or videos?
My motto is: it's not a stream, it's a show. And I really do mean it. When you watch one of my live shows, I want viewers to feel like they are watching something they can't watch anywhere else, and that leaves them wanting more once the show is over.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, both during racing and content creation?
My SimXPro cockpit is not just rigid enough to handle the insane motion, it's the first cockpit I've ever used that has endless possibilities in terms of customizability. It's literally like Minecraft: you can make anything out of it thanks to the accessories and aluminium profiles.
- Q4What racing goal or challenge are you currently working towards?
Making people's days better, every single day, through my sim racing content.
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Redoine Messaoud
Sim racer and content creator, XT160 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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“Know when to push.
And when to be patient.”
- Q1What inspired you to start creating sim racing content, and what keeps you motivated today?
I started creating content because I wanted to share my passion for motorsport and sim racing with other enthusiasts. Over the years, watching my community grow and connecting with people who share the same passion has become one of my biggest sources of motivation. Today, I am driven by the desire to keep improving my content while continuing to develop as a competitive driver.
- Q2How would you describe your driving style, and what gives you an advantage in competition?
At the beginning of my career, I was a very aggressive driver. With experience, I have learned to manage risks more effectively and become more calculated, while still keeping that competitive and attacking mindset. I enjoy close battles on track and never back away from a challenge. My biggest strength is knowing when to push and when patience is the better option.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, both during racing and content creation?
What I appreciate most about my SimXPro cockpit is its rigidity and overall build quality. Even with powerful sim racing hardware, the cockpit remains completely stable, allowing me to focus entirely on my driving. Its clean and professional design is also a major advantage for content creation, as it looks great in both videos and livestreams.
- Q4What does your preparation look like before an important esports race or championship?
Before an important race, I spend a lot of time working on race pace, tyre management, fuel strategy and different race scenarios. I also make sure that my equipment and driving position are perfectly adjusted, so there are no distractions during the competition. Once I am on the grid, I try to stay calm, focused and enjoy the challenge, because that is when I usually perform at my best.
Redoine's full setup
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- XT160 cockpitX Series flagship
- HEAVY triple screen setupFreestanding triple stand
- Quad monitor mount extensionA fourth screen on top
- XL GT seatReclining seat with slider
- Keyboard trayAccessories
- Mouse trayAccessories
- Sim floor matProtects the floor, dampens vibration
Hardware
- ThrustmasterT818 wheelbase
- ThrustmasterT-LCM pedals
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OwlGameTV
Content creator
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Daniel Dallakyan
Racing driver, XT120 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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“Preparation, consistency and hard work
deliver results.”
- Q1How does sim racing support your preparation and development as a real-world racing driver?
Sim racing helps me learn new circuits, refine my braking points and stay sharp between race weekends. It is one of the most effective tools for making sure I am fully prepared before stepping into the real car.
- Q2Which skills or habits transfer most effectively between the simulator and the real car?
Muscle memory, concentration and consistency transfer particularly well from the simulator to the real car. Practising smooth braking and maintaining a strong, consistent pace over long sessions is especially valuable when preparing for endurance racing.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, and why is it important for your training?
What I appreciate most about my SimXPro cockpit is its rigidity and adjustability. It allows me to replicate my real racing position very closely, while the complete lack of flex under heavy braking makes every training session feel precise and consistent.
- Q4What has been the most defining moment of your racing career so far, and what did it teach you?
Winning in Barcelona and France to take the lead in the Ligier European Series has been the highlight of my career so far. Those results showed me that thorough preparation, consistency and hard work are what ultimately deliver results.
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Z3PPP
Rally sim racer and content creator, GT-RS Cockpit da Sim Racing
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“I want people to forget
they're watching a simulation.”
- Q1What inspired you to start creating sim racing content, and what keeps you motivated today?
I've always been passionate about motorsport, with rallying being a particular interest of mine. I started creating sim racing content because I wanted to share the intensity, realism and emotion of virtual racing with others. Today, what motivates me most is seeing my community grow, continuously improving the quality and immersion of my content, and encouraging more people to discover sim racing.
- Q2What kind of experience do you want your viewers to have when they watch your streams or videos?
I want my viewers to feel as if they are sitting in the driver's seat with me. My goal is to create highly immersive POV content where every stage, corner and battle feels as close to real motorsport as possible, while still remaining authentic and entertaining. Ideally, I want people to forget for a moment that they are watching a simulation.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, both during racing and content creation?
What I appreciate most about my SimXPro cockpit is its rigidity and overall build quality. It gives me a stable and reliable platform, even during long and demanding rally sessions, so I can stay fully focused on driving. Its clean and professional appearance is also a big advantage for content creation, especially when showcasing high-end sim racing hardware.
- Q4What racing goal or challenge are you currently working towards?
My current goal is to become one of the leading immersive POV sim racing creators in Europe, while continuing to improve my rally pace and compete against some of the fastest drivers. At the same time, I want to keep growing my community across TikTok, YouTube and Instagram by delivering increasingly immersive, polished and high-quality content.
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Jean Manche
Content creator
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Indy Sikkema
Racing driver and driver coach, XT120 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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“Endurance racing is about
much more than pure speed.”
- Q1How does sim racing support your preparation and development as a real-world racing driver?
Sim racing is an essential part of my preparation between race weekends. It allows me to learn new circuits, stay sharp throughout the season, and work on consistency, race craft and different driving techniques in a safe and controlled environment. I also use simulator sessions to analyse my driving and explore different approaches before applying them on track. That preparation gives me more confidence and allows me to arrive at a race weekend already well prepared.
- Q2Which skills or habits transfer most effectively between the simulator and the real car?
For me, the biggest transferable skills are consistency, braking technique, vision and race craft. The simulator is also very useful for developing decision-making under pressure and learning how to remain focused over longer sessions. Because I am involved in both racing and driver coaching, I also use sim racing as a tool to analyse driving more critically and understand where performance can be improved.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, and why is it important for your training?
What I like most about my SimXPro cockpit is its rigidity and adjustability. The solid construction gives me a stable platform for training, while the adjustability allows me to replicate my real racing position very closely. That is especially important for muscle memory and consistency, because I want my simulator setup to feel as natural and familiar as possible when switching between the simulator and the race car.
- Q4What has been the most defining moment of your racing career so far, and what did it teach you?
One of the most defining moments of my career was winning the 8 Hours of Zandvoort in 2025. It showed me that endurance racing is about much more than pure speed. Consistency, teamwork, preparation and maintaining focus throughout the entire race are just as important. That experience made me a more complete driver and reinforced how important it is to understand every aspect of performance, both inside and outside the car.
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Sem Giesbers
GT racing driver, Cockpit da Sim Racing GT-PRO
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“If I could choose again,
I'd start in sim racing.”
- Q1How does sim racing support your preparation and development as a real-world racing driver?
I started sim racing when I was seven, and by the time I got into real motorsport at fifteen, sim racing was genuinely my only experience behind the wheel. Sims today are so realistic that the techniques translate one to one, so that early sim-only foundation is a big part of why I could compete from day one in a real car. And I would confidently say that if I had the chance again to choose between starting in karting or sim racing, I would choose sim racing again.
- Q2Which skills or habits transfer most effectively between the simulator and the real car?
Getting the absolute maximum out of a track, and handling pressure, are the first two things that come to mind. There's an old idea that sim racing doesn't count because you can just hit escape and nothing's really at stake. That's simply not true. In a big or important race that mindset doesn't apply at all, and making a mistake feels just as bad as it does in a real car.
- Q3What do you like most about your SimXPro cockpit, and why is it important for your training?
Rigidity matters a lot to me. The moment I press the brake pedal I want to feel zero flex, because any flex means less precise inputs, and the same goes for the wheel. On top of that, it's just way more fun stepping into a cockpit that actually looks great.
- Q4What racing goal or challenge are you currently working towards?
My racing goal is to become the best GT racing driver. And as sim racing keeps growing in importance and popularity, being genuinely fast and winning big championships on the sim matters more and more too.
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SimXPro ambassador
AJ Alexander Jurczak
Automotive content creator, X80 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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“Things I could only dream about
are now my everyday life.”
- Q1What inspired you to start creating automotive, car and sim racing content, and what keeps you motivated today?
I've wanted to create automotive content for as long as I can remember. I was already making YouTube videos when I was around 12, and even back then I felt that creating content was something I was naturally drawn to. As I got older, that feeling only became stronger and eventually pushed me to take it seriously.
Motorsport and cars have been part of my life from a very young age, whether it was quads, motocross bikes, cars or simply watching automotive videos. Today, I've been an active content creator for more than four years, covering everything from sim racing training and track days to car projects and testing performance cars. These are things I could only dream about in the past, and now they are part of my everyday life. What keeps me motivated is the constant desire to improve, create better content and keep doing something I genuinely love.
- Q2What do you enjoy showing your audience most in the automotive world, and why?
I enjoy showing things that feel different, interesting and less predictable. I don't want to create the same content as everyone else or communicate in exactly the same way. I try to stay honest and authentic in what I say and do, and I think my audience appreciates that.
I also pay a lot of attention to details and constantly analyse how I can improve the next video or project. I want to show that automotive passion can be enjoyed in many different ways, not only in the real world but also virtually. Sim racing gives you the opportunity to push yourself, experience cars and circuits you might never have access to in real life, and enjoy motorsport in a completely different way.
- Q3What do you value most about your SimXPro cockpit, both while driving and creating content?
What I value most about my SimXPro cockpit is its versatility, simplicity, comfort and stability. If I want to add a new accessory, expand the setup or adjust something precisely to my preferred position, I can do it without any problems.
That flexibility is especially useful because my setup continues to evolve along with the content I create. At the same time, the cockpit remains solid and comfortable during driving sessions. It's genuinely difficult for me to find major weaknesses in this kind of setup, and that is probably what I like most about it.
- Q4What do you value most about your community and your relationship with your audience?
What I value most is the honesty, loyalty and genuine involvement of my audience. A great example is when I create content featuring my viewers' own cars. Their projects become part of the channel, and that encourages other people in the community to share their builds as well.
I've always tried to keep the relationship very relaxed and natural, more like talking to friends than creating distance between myself and the audience. I often meet viewers at automotive events who come over to talk or ask for a photo, and those moments genuinely mean a lot to me. They remind me that the content has a real impact on people and that I've managed to build a community around something we all enjoy.
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Florian Boquet
Customer, X80 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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Jonathan
Customer, XT120 Cockpit da Sim Racing
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