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Playseat F1 Seat – First Video

Posted on September 5th, 2010 in Hardware – 14 Comments

A few days ago, I posted a first story on Playseat’s newest product – The F1 racing seat that aims to replicate the driving position in Formula One race cars.

Below is a first video of the seat, showing it in action with a Formula One car in rFactor.

The Playseat F1 is compatible with all steering wheels on the market and will sell for 799€, starting January 2011.


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  • belzebutt

    Nice but seriously expensive. What’s the cheapest decent seat you can get? I like the wheel stand pro, but I think it would twist side to side since the legs are not very wide and it’s not attached to the seat. I need something that’s going to stay planted.

  • spook

    the latest version (g27) of the wheelstandpro has zero movement. the only way it can move is if you yank the wheel towards your chest. its rock solid and you get to use the seat of your choice

  • GT VIRUS

    Cheapest way is to build your own! I build a f1-type cockpit using a superkart seat, and some MDF. Biggest cost was the seat itself ($120 au), all up around $200 to build

  • belzebutt

    Really, even with strong force feedback effects and you have to yank it to the side, does it feel as stable as if it was hooked to a table?

  • jimmy

    Great simracing shoes!

  • qawaza

    Damn…nice shoes!

  • Indestructible Carrot Killer

    800 Eus?

    buy a real go-kart instead?

  • Segio

    Do you have link on a superkart seat?

  • theLight

    ahhh ok, with the steering wheel and pedasl, off course 800 eur :-D

  • moschum

    people who play iracing will think this is great value – after all its cheaper than an actual F1 car seat!

  • ff

    f

  • whosyo

    that was insane
    I’ll just buy the extra iracing cars or tracks

  • whosyo

    That’s insane
    I’ll just buy the extra iracing cars or tracks

    or Just make some DIY rig

  • James

    Could you send me plans or the drawings? Thanks, James

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