Measure your body and the seat
Compare seat width, hip measurement, shoulder width and backrest height. Size names such as Standard or XL are not universal, so always use the dimensions of the exact product.
FIT · DRIVING POSITION · MOUNTING
Sim Racing Seats and Bucket Seats
Find a seat that suits your body, cockpit and driving position. The range includes sim racing seats and bucket seats from Sabelt, Sparco and Nitro Concepts for GT, Formula, rally and longer sessions.
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Nitro Concepts R300 EVO – bucket seat -
Nitro Concepts R300 bucket seat -
Sparco GRID QRT Gaming – Sim Racing Seat -
Sparco Seat CIRCUIT QRT Gaming Bucket Seat -
Sparco PRO 2000 QRT Martini Racing Bucket Seat -
Sabelt GT PAD Deep Black - XL Bucket Seat -
Sabelt SRX-1 Sim Racing Bucket Seat -
Sabelt SRP-1 Sim Racing Bucket Seat -
Sabelt SRS-1 – Sim Racing Bucket Seat
FIT COMES FIRST
How to Choose the Right Sim Racing Seat
A good seat needs to suit your body, driving position and cockpit mounts. Appearance matters, but width, side support, back angle, padding and mounting hardware determine how the seat performs during longer sessions.
GT, Formula or hybrid
GT and rally often use a more upright position, while Formula requires greater recline and a different pedal position. Check that the seat shape works with the cockpit's intended angle.
Side mounts and sliders
Many bucket seats use separate side mounts and can be combined with a slider. Check bolt spacing, mount width and which parts are included with the seat and cockpit.
Comfort and support
Greater side support holds the body in place but can make entry and longer sessions more demanding. Padding, cushions and seat angle affect comfort as much as the outer material.
What is actually included?
A product may include only the seat. Side mounts, sliders, seat bases and the cockpit are often sold separately. Always check the box contents so the mounting solution is complete from the start.
Check before ordering
- Internal seat dimensions and recommended fit.
- Side-mount bolt pattern and cockpit seat mounting.
- Whether sliders, side mounts and bolts are included.
- Outer dimensions, access and room for a shifter or handbrake.
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Tell us which cockpit you use and share your measurements, and we will help check fit, side mounts and sliders before ordering.
Common Questions About Sim Racing Seats
Does every seat fit every cockpit?
No. The seat mounting points, side brackets and cockpit seat base must work together. Separate mounts, sliders or adapter plates may be required.
How do I know which size I need?
Measure hip width and compare it with the seat's internal width, while also checking the shoulders, backrest and leg support. Do not choose by the size name alone.
Do I need seat sliders?
Not always, but sliders simplify adjustment when several people use the simulator or when more room is needed for entry. They can also raise the seat slightly.
Is a rigid bucket seat comfortable for long sessions?
It depends on fit, padding and seating angle. A seat that matches your body can provide good support, while the wrong width or angle quickly becomes uncomfortable.
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