Takuma Sato

Takuma Sato and Playseats will this year offer race fans the ultimate gaming experience thanks to the launch of a unique version of the Playseats product which gives gamers the opportunity to create and enjoy a full race-simulator experience in the comfort of their homes.

Robbie Kerr

Through Playseats’ sponsorship of the team, A1 Team GBR has donated an A1GP branded Playseat Evolution to Metro, the World’s largest free newspaper, and to Virgin Radio with both set to be given away in exclusive competitions in the build up to the A1GP finale at Brands Hatch on 4th May. The competitions will give respective readers and listeners the chance to win a Playseat signed by A1 Team GBR drivers Robbie Kerr (pictured) and Oliver Jarvis.

At the penultimate round of the A1GP Series in Shanghai on 13th April, Kerr claimed two ninth-place finishes in the Sprint and Feature races to close the championship gap to A1 Team France to 12 points. A1 Team GBR now heads to the season finale at Brands Hatch, UK on 4th May, where a 3rd consecutive top 3 finish in the final standings is the target.

Tim Coronel

Tom Coronel of SEAT, is also familiar with Playseats. He does not only have two gaming seats, but was recently also challenged by Xbox to find differences between real life racing and Forza2 stering wheel.

Justin Wilson

F1 and Indy Car Driver
"Accurancy is the most important thing. In the racing simulation, the corner spacing and radii are exactly right. Bumps, camber changes,curbing, changes in surface all have an influence on the optimal line, and iRacing has that level of detail. It's great for learning tracks and cars, but even if you already know a track, you can refresh yiurself, soyou are not spending the first session getting up to speed. You can attack straight away".