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Fanatec RennSport Wheel Stand Hangs On Tight While You Drive Like a Maniac

5:45AM October 8, 2008 | Mark Wilson

Racing wheels have come a long way, featuring excellent accuracy and realistic force feedback. But they’re still quite awkward, requiring a properly positioned table or precarious lap placement. The RennSport Wheel Stand by Fanatec solves these positioning problems, holding the wheel, pedals and even stick shift in the perfect, adjustable spot for each player.

Constructed solidly out of aluminium and steel, turn as hard as you want, but the RennSport doesn’t look to be going anywhere soon. Meanwhile, users can adjust height and angle of the wheel, which is more than you can say for most real steering wheels.

The catch is, of course, the price. At US$130, this wheel holder costs as much as many nice wheels themselves. But then again, the RennSport works with most major models and looks like the best thing for racing simulation since this little number. So you could do much worse. [BusinessWire via Digital Trends]


Comments

  • mung

    October 8, 2008 at 9:00 AM

    Any info on when and where this will be available in Australia?

  • Mitch

    November 13, 2008 at 10:14 AM

    where ca this RennSport wheel stand be purchased in Australia either online or store??? i cant find it anywhere and iv already got my Fanatec 911 wheel now i just need one of those stands :(

  • Casey

    July 9, 2009 at 6:10 PM

    For anyone interested, the Official Australian Distributor for Fanatec is:

    HES Home Entertainment Suppliers Pty Ltd
    126 Bonds Road
    Riverwood NSW
    Australia 2210
    Tel: +61 2 9533 3055
    Fax: +61 2 9533 3277
    email: sales@hes.net
    web: http://www.hes.net

    I have E-Mailed them about the Wheel & Stand for the 360 & this is their reply.

    “We are still yet to finalise the finer details with Fanatec about the Australian distribution of their wheels and related accessories, but it is looking like this stuff will be ready in Australia for October.

    I apologise for the delay, but we are hoping to lock down everything soon.”

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