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What you’re looking at here is the ultimate F1 simulator money can buy, which is about as close as you’ll probably ever get to driving the real thing. You sit in a full-sized F1 car, surrounded by three 23-inch screens and enough speakers to blow your ears off. It’s so good, some ‘clients’ are even using it for race prep.
You can get the thing branded in any of the colours from the 2012 roster, so if you’re a massive Lewis Hamilton fan you can jump in a McLaren and pretend you’re dating Nicole Scherzinger.
A souped-up gaming PC powers the graphics, while the car itself is genuinely kitted out with Pirellis and Brembo brake callipers, which is a bit of a waste considering this thing will never move, but if you can, why the hell not? If you have £90,000 burning a hole in your pocket you can order one of these bad boys through Costco, but there’s a 12 to 18 week wait while they make it for you. It looks truly awesome, so I think it’s time to go buy a lottery ticket or five. [Costco via Daily Mail]
So … £90,000 for 3 23″ monitors, one gaming PC and a fake car?
Who ever pays real money for this is a retard and needs to die and give his money to charity.
Yea but the fake car is cool as fuck
Damn right. It’s an exact replica of the current raft of F1 cars.
I would defo get it in Hamilton’s style, best looking F1 cars on the track. And as you said I can pretend I’m dating Nicole S.
Maybe you could put a 1.0 liter engine in it and tear the streets up.
Can’t say I am a fan of the stepped nose on all the other cars this year..
Each to their own, I think this years are the best lookers.
And actually going in to the scientific reasons for the shape is amazing.
The stepped nose just looks like a compromise and that bugs me!
Think it helps to keep the front end on the ground.
I thought it was to lessen the chance of a car’s nose intruding into the cockpit of another car in the event of a side-on collision?
Yeah, pretty sure it’s a safety measure. The aerodynamicists would rather have a high nose, but then it might take a driver’s head off in a side-on collision.
nope, they brought in a rule where the nose had to be under a certain height so it wouldn’t chop off a drivers head if there is a crash. The stepped nose was just a lazy way of lowering the height without changing the whole front end of the car. Mclaren are the only team to have a good looking fix for it
I need £90,000, anyone?!?