Paid setups generally offer a significant pace advantage over default setups mainly because they've been adjusted by expert drivers/engineers to optimise the settings for a specific track. The problem with this is that these setups don't come cheap. Does it make such a big difference?

The focus on sim racing has always been realism with sims like iRacing and Assetto Corsa Competizione having incredibly detailed tyre models, laser-scanned cars and tracks with car setup options featuring adjustments that can be found on the setups of real racing cars. However, this realism can come at the

iRacing might be introducing rain in a few weeks as part of the 2024 Season 1 update and it should be the most realistic weather effects in the history of sim racing. It's expected to have features that have never been seen before like friction from tyres causing

The recent discovery this week that Windows 12 may become a subscription made us think of alternatives to using Windows as the operating system of choice for sim racing. The first thing we did was head on over to ProtonDB and have a look at the level of playability that