No, none at all. Our team gets you set up, walks you through the wheel and pedals and picks a car that is easy to drive. Within a couple of laps you are racing on your own. If you can drive a shopping trolley you can drive our sims.
The whole seat moves with the car. You feel the kerbs, the braking and the back end stepping out, so your body reads the car like it would on a real track. It is a long way from a wheel clamped to a desk.
You pull on a headset and the room disappears. You are sitting in the cockpit, looking into the corner and checking your mirrors. Paired with full motion it is about as close to a real car as you can get without leaving Richmond.
Yes. We have multiple rigs, so your group lines up on the same track and races head to head at the same time. Tell us your numbers and we will sort the room.
Yes. Racing suits a wide range of ages and no licence is needed, so it works well for families. If you are planning to bring young kids, give us a quick call and we will let you know what works best.
Yes. We run birthdays, bucks nights, corporate team days and inclusive NDIS sessions. We can book the whole room out and tailor the session to your group.
Yes. We run inclusive, supportive sessions that build confidence, focus and social connection. Get in touch and we will work out what suits your group.
It can. The same rigs that run hot laps also build real driving confidence. We run B4UDrive for learner prep and Return to Drive for getting back behind the wheel, both away from the traffic and the pressure.
We are at 12 Reese Avenue, Richmond, five minutes from the Adelaide CBD. There is free parking on site.
We are open 7 days a week, 10am til 10pm.
Session lengths, times and current pricing are all on our booking page. Pick the slot that suits you and you are set. If you want a hand choosing, call us on 0455 355 366.
Book a seat online any time. You can also call us on 0455 355 366 or send an email to bookings@simracingadelaide.com.au.
Call us on 0455 355 366 or book a seat online and come see for yourself.