Do you love sim racing enough to spend $2,499 on a steering wheel? / Sim-Lab used the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team’s technical designs to accurately recreate the team’s steering wheel for gamers.

I have sensory overload just looking at it.

I like the little call button. I know it's probably to radio the pit crew or whatever, but I like to imagine it's so that the f1 drivers can call home if they're feeling homesick during a race.

Does it run crowdstrike?

I guess there are some people with enormous disposable incomes who would pay top dollar for this kind of immersion. I gave some serious thought to purchasing the Fanatec BMW M4 GT3 wheel they released a year or so ago. In the end, couldn't justify the ridiculous price, even for such a cool piece of kit.

There's no goddamn way this can be real.

Pricey, yes, but tempted. For F1 fans, like me, it looks almost like a piece of art.