The Black Friday sim racing 2026 deals have already started at several brands. Sim-Lab has been running 11% off its entire site since November 6, Simagic has up to 45% off until December 31, and iRacing is offering 40% off its memberships until December 2. Fanatec has set its date, November 19, and Simucube will follow on the 23rd. MOZA, Thrustmaster, Asetek and Logitech have yet to announce their deals.
This page rounds up the deals that are live now, with their dates and prices, then what each brand has announced for the weeks ahead. It is updated with every new announcement.
Black Friday deals live now (as of November 12)
Upcoming Black Friday deals



Sim-Lab Black Friday: 11% off sitewide

Sim-Lab is running 11% off its entire range from November 6 to 30. There is no code to enter: the discount shows up at checkout, including on products that are already marked down. Only the DDS TorqueSync direct drive wheel bases stay at their regular price.
Cockpits
- GT1 Evo: €335 instead of €376
- GT1 Pro: €573 instead of €644
- P1X Pro: €696 instead of €782
- P1X Ultimate: €794 instead of €892
Pedal sets, shifter and handbrake
- XP1 Loadcell, 2 pedals: €352 instead of €396
- XP1 Loadcell, 3 pedals: €485 instead of €544
- SQ1 sequential shifter: €176 instead of €197
- XB1 Loadcell handbrake: €176 instead of €197
Simagic Black Friday: up to 45% off and 10% off wheel bases

Simagic’s Black Friday runs from November 10 to December 31. The discounted prices are already shown on the product pages for the bundles and wheels, and the direct drive wheel bases sold on their own are 10% off once they are in the cart. The promo code SIMRACERPRO gives an extra 3% off. Prices are in US dollars, before tax.
Bundles
- Green Flag (9 Nm wheel base, wheel and P700 pedal set): $599 instead of $858
- Green Flag + C-P700 + T-LOC: $659 instead of $956
- Alpha EVO 12 Nm + GT Neo: $699 instead of $838
- Alpha EVO Pro 18 Nm + GT Neo: $839 instead of $988
- Zeus Performance: $999 instead of $1,317
- Zeus Pro: $1,499 instead of $1,946
- Zeus Ultimate: $1,799 instead of $2,286
Wheel, shifter and direct drive wheel bases
- GT Neo wheel: $209 instead of $289
- DS-8X shifter: $269 instead of $329
- Alpha EVO Sport 9 Nm wheel base: $359 instead of $399 in the cart
- Alpha EVO 12 Nm wheel base: $467 instead of $519 in the cart
- Alpha EVO Pro 18 Nm wheel base: $629 instead of $699 in the cart
iRacing Black Friday: 40% off memberships

iRacing is giving new members 40% off every membership length until December 2. Current members get 30% off when they renew or reactivate their account, on a one-year or two-year plan. These offers do not apply to Steam accounts.
- One-month membership: $8.85 instead of $14.75
- One-year membership: $74.70 instead of $124.50
- Two-year membership: $133.50 instead of $222.50
Cammus Black Friday: 5 to 10% off selected products

Cammus has launched its November sale on its website. The discounts are modest, between 5 and 10%, and cover the C5 and C12 direct drive wheels, the LC100 pedal set and the shifters. Prices are in US dollars.
Direct drive wheels
- C5: $255 instead of $269
- C5 bundle with desk clamp and CP5 pedal set: $341 instead of $359
- C12: $569 instead of $599
Pedal set, wheel and shifters
- LC100 pedal set: $305 instead of $339
- GT2 wheel: $269 instead of $299
- H-pattern shifter: $269 instead of $299
- Sequential shifter: $179 instead of $199
Next Level Racing Black Friday: up to $198 off bundles

Next Level Racing launched its Black Friday sale on November 9 and is keeping it going until January 2. The brand is offering eight bundles priced lower than their components bought separately, and has 10% off the cockpits and accessories in its Elite range. A free gift comes with Elite cockpits and bundles, while stocks last.
The prices below are from the brand’s US store, in dollars.
Bundles
- F-GT Elite 160 Pro Pack: $1,399 instead of $1,597
- Scuderia Ferrari Collector: $1,999 instead of $2,196
- F-GT Pro Complete: $1,579 instead of $1,775
- GTElite Complete Starter: $1,249 instead of $1,396
- GTElite Lite + PRS1: $1,199 instead of $1,396
- Racer Advance Pack: $859 instead of $947
- Racer Starter Pack: $289 instead of $328
- Junior Racer Gift Pack: $279 instead of $308
Elite cockpits
- GTElite Lite Wheel Plate Edition: $539 instead of $599
- GTElite Wheel Plate Edition: $629 instead of $699
- F-GT Elite Lite Wheelplate Edition: $629 instead of $699
- F-GT Elite 160 Wheel Plate Edition: $989 instead of $1,099
Gomez Sim Industries Black Friday: up to 25% off wheels

Gomez Sim Industries is running its Black Friday discounts until December 2. They are applied automatically at checkout, with no code needed. They cannot be combined with the brand’s “Bundle & Save” offer: whichever of the two is the better deal applies.
- Hyper SL and X-29 wheels: 25% off
- Hyper P1 wheel: 20% off
- The brand’s other wheels: 15% off
- Hubs and rims: 15% off
- Artemis wheel: 10% off
VRS Black Friday: up to 31% off pedal sets

VRS opened its November sale on October 31. It runs until November 17, or while stocks last, and covers the pedal sets, the DFP15 wheel base and the Formula Lite wheel. Prices are in US dollars.
- Throttle and brake pedal set: $449 instead of $649
- DFP15 direct drive wheel base: $599 instead of $699
Fanatec Black Friday: starts November 19

Fanatec has set the start of its Black Friday for November 19 at 9 AM CET. Its official page announces four categories of deals: direct drive wheel bases, wheels, pedals and accessories, and cockpits. The products and prices are not shown yet.
Last year, the brand’s deals ran from November 25 to December 2. This year’s prices will be added here as soon as they are published.
Simucube Black Friday: up to 35% off from November 23 to 30

Simucube will hold its “Black Week” from November 23 to 30 and already shows its prices on its website. The two Simucube 2 wheel bases are billed there as a last chance to buy, and the brand has also announced 5% off wheels.
- Simucube 2 Sport: €638 instead of €982, a 35% discount
- Simucube 2 Pro: €901 instead of €1,288, a 30% discount
- Simucube 3 bundles with a wheel: 7 to 9% off
Pimax Black Friday: announced, with price protection

Pimax is showing “Black Friday is coming” on its website, with no date or discount given. Its partners mention a November 16 start, which the brand has not confirmed.
In the meantime, Pimax is offering price protection: if a VR headset bought since November 1 drops in price during Black Friday, the brand refunds the difference.
MOZA Racing Black Friday: not announced yet

MOZA Racing has not announced its Black Friday yet. Resellers mention a November 12 start, which the brand has not confirmed. Last year, its deals ran from November 14 to December 5.
Asetek Black Friday: not announced yet

Asetek has put up a Black Friday 2026 page on its website, with no date or deals for now. One of the brand’s partners mentions a November 13 start, which has not been confirmed. Last year, its deals ran from November 21 to December 1.
Thrustmaster Black Friday: not announced yet

Thrustmaster has not announced anything for its Black Friday yet. Last year, its deals ran from November 17 to December 1.
Logitech G Black Friday: not announced yet

Logitech G has not announced anything for its Black Friday yet. Last year, its deals started around November 28.
Should you wait until Friday, November 27?
For Sim-Lab and Simagic, no: both brands say their prices stay the same from the first day of the sale to the last. The iRacing deal, however, ends on December 2.
For Fanatec, yes: its deals start on November 19. For MOZA, Thrustmaster, Asetek and Logitech, it is better to wait for their announcements before ordering at the regular price. Last year, all four brands launched their deals between November 14 and 28.
























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