Direct-drive wheels, three curved screens, and a seat that fights back. Walk in, pick a bay, and put a lap time on the board.
The view from a Race.inc seat: three curved screens showing a circuit, above a direct-drive steering wheel
Every bay runs the same wheel, the same pedals, and the same three screens — so when six of you race, the only difference on the board is the driver. What changes bay to bay is the car we leave loaded in it.
Point at a bay, or use the arrow keys, to see what it is set up to drive.
The bay we start everyone in. Automatic gears, traction control on, and a marshal stood behind you for the first three laps until the corners start arriving on time.
Fifteen minutes, ten laps, and a car with enough grip to forgive one mistake per lap. This is the bay most people book twice.
Light, loud, and close racing. The car understeers where the GT3 slides, so it rewards a driver who can be patient into a corner and greedy out of it.
One car, one road, no other traffic — and a wheel that snaps in your hands over every crest. The bay where the force feedback finally makes sense.
Long runs under the floodlights, with fuel and tyres to think about. Headset on, and the person in the next bay is a lap behind rather than beside you.
The fastest thing in the room and the least forgiving. Brake ten metres late here and the lap is gone, which is exactly why the board is full of it.
Give your name, pick a bay, and the desk puts you on the board. No licence, no membership, no kit to bring.
The seat slides to you and the wheel comes back to meet your hands. A marshal sets the assists to match how much you have driven before.
Five laps on your own to learn where the corners are. Your fastest one decides where you start when the lights go out.
Ten laps against whoever else is in the room, live on the wall board, with the sheet printed at the desk when the flag drops.
The board resets every Monday at 10.00. Ask at the desk for the printed sheet.
| Pos | Driver | Bay | Car | Best lap | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rizky A. | 06 | Formula | 1:31.884 | — |
| 02 | Dimas W. | 02 | GT3 | 1:32.117 | +0.233 |
| 03 | Nadia P. | 06 | Formula | 1:32.640 | +0.756 |
| 04 | Yoga S. | 05 | LMP2 | 1:33.002 | +1.118 |
| 05 | Bagas H. | 02 | GT3 | 1:33.471 | +1.587 |
| 06 | Clara M. | 03 | TCR | 1:34.205 | +2.321 |
Six bays down one wall, a checkered band above them, and a lamp over every seat. Open any photo to see it big.
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No. Bay 01 runs with automatic gears and every assist switched on, and a marshal stays with you for the first laps. Plenty of people who have never held a racing wheel set a clean lap on their first visit.
The seat and pedals fit a driver from about 140 cm, which is usually around ten years old. Younger children are welcome to sit in with a grown-up on the wheel — and kart.inc next door has no height limit at all.
That is what the room is built for. The six bays run identical hardware, so a group of six starts on the same machinery and the wall board scores it live.
The seats do not move, so it is far gentler than a VR headset. If you do start to feel it, look at the horizon on the centre screen and lift off — a marshal can pause the session at any time.
Anything you can sit down in. Flat shoes help on the pedals, so leave the heels with your bag at the desk.
Yes, for leagues, birthdays, and company grids. Tell the desk how many drivers and how long you want, and we will set every bay to the same car and circuit.
We are in the middle of the entertainment district, next door to the other play.inc units. Walk in and take whichever bay is free, or book ahead if you want the whole room.
