Sim Racing Cockpit Ergonomics: Setting Up Seating, Wheel Angle & Pedal Distance

Even the strongest direct drive wheel base and 200 kg load-cell pedals cannot perform at their best if your seating posture causes knee pain or shoulder strain halfway through a race.

On the Fanatec ClubSport GT Cockpit, start by sliding the pedal tray so your knee retains a slight 120-to-130-degree bend when the brake pedal is fully compressed under maximum load-cell force.

Next, adjust the upright wheel deck height and tilt so the top of the steering wheel rim sits inline with your collarbones and your elbows rest at roughly a 90-to-110-degree angle when holding the 9-and-3 positions.

Read the complete cockpit assembly and monitor distance guide on the official Fanatec Explorer portal.

Discover complete driver changelogs, force feedback tuning presets, QR2 compatibility tables, and regional warehouse availability on the official Fanatec portal.

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Sim Racing Cockpit Ergonomics: Setting Up Seating, Wheel Angle & Pedal Distance

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