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F1 United States GP live commentary and updates - Race coming up

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Pryce pips McRae in final stage showdown to win British Rally Championship

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Dakar Rally moves 2027 event out of Saudi Arabia; new location to be announced

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Dakar Rally moves 2027 event out of Saudi Arabia; new location to be announced

How both Verstappen and Antonelli were “surprised” in United States GP qualifying

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United States GP
How both Verstappen and Antonelli were “surprised” in United States GP qualifying

Inside COTA's Turn 1 clubhouse and its plans to build a second track

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Inside COTA's Turn 1 clubhouse and its plans to build a second track

Red Bull no longer falls away on difficult days: What Austin qualifying reveals about its progress

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Red Bull no longer falls away on difficult days: What Austin qualifying reveals about its progress

Verstappen responds to COTA boss and proposes drastic measures to tackle bumps

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Verstappen responds to COTA boss and proposes drastic measures to tackle bumps

Supercars Gold Coast: Feeney converts Race 2 pole to win after Saturday defeat

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Supercars Gold Coast: Feeney converts Race 2 pole to win after Saturday defeat

Driving the most realistic F1 sim you can buy

Formula 1 simulators used to be the exclusive domain of only the richest grand prix teams, but things are very different right now.

Dynisma DMG-1 motion simulator

The British-based Dynisma company, which recently built Ferrari’s new generation simulator at Maranello, has also created what is touted as the most realistic F1-spec sim that is available for anyone to buy right now.

The DMG-1 simulator, or motion generator as the company prefers to call it, offers a response time that sets a new benchmark in helping ensure drivers get feedback as quick as they need to.

Motorsport.com’s F1 editor Jonathan Noble was invited along for a look at the DMG-1 and to find out just what makes it so realistic.

He also got to experience it first hand, driving a range of cars – including F1 machinery - around the Spa-Francorchamps and Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya to get a better feel of just what makes the sim stand out.

Insight: Inside the most realistic F1 simulator you can buy

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