https://allfastthings.com/en/nl-NL(c) 2006 ProcuriosSun, 12 Jul 2026 10:25:05 +0200http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssProcurios RSS2 Feed<p>Let's get one thing out of the way early. This gear is not for the person doing 30 minutes of ACC a week for fun. If that's you, save your money, you won't notice the difference and I'll tell you exactly why later. This review is for actual racers: people who race real cars and use sim time as prep, or people putting in serious weekly mileage on iRacing or endurance sims. If that's you, keep reading, because this setup is genuinely excellent.</p>https://allfastthings.com/en/sim-racing/blog-item/2026/07/12/simucube-3-activpedal-review-built-for-racers-not-for-hobbyistsSun, 12 Jul 2026 10:25:05 +0200https://allfastthings.com/en/sim-racing/blog-item/2026/07/12/simucube-3-activpedal-review-built-for-racers-not-for-hobbyists <p>If you've spent any time in the sim racing world over the past year, you've probably had this conversation: "Should I be playing AC EVO or LMU?" The honest answer is that they're not really fighting for the same seat time. One is a broad, evolving platform still finding its final shape. The other is a finished, focused product built around a single championship. Having spent real hours in both, here's how they actually compare &mdash; and which one might fit the way you like to drive.</p>https://allfastthings.com/en/sim-racing/blog-item/2026/06/26/assetto-corsa-evo-vs-le-mans-ultimate-two-sims-two-philosophiesFri, 26 Jun 2026 13:14:21 +0200https://allfastthings.com/en/sim-racing/blog-item/2026/06/26/assetto-corsa-evo-vs-le-mans-ultimate-two-sims-two-philosophies