Meet The Tracks launches MotoGP simulator in three configurations
The most advanced MotoGP simulator technology now arrives in multiple versions, bringing professional grade racing dynamics to enthusiasts and competitors alike.
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Meet The Tracks has released its most advanced MotoGP simulator in three distinct versions, offering competitive racers and serious enthusiasts access to technology designed to replicate the precision and demands of professional motorcycle racing.
The simulator’s architecture reflects genuine MotoGP engineering principles. Mounted on a responsive hydraulic base, the system positions the rider in authentic racing geometry while wraparound digital displays render circuit detail and racing conditions with the fidelity required for meaningful training. The mechanical feedback translates track surface variation, braking load and cornering forces with the subtlety that separates simulation from mere gaming.
Three configuration options accommodate different levels of commitment and space requirements, scaling from entry level setups through to fully equipped professional installations. Each version maintains the core simulation integrity while adjusting hardware complexity and immersion breadth.
The three tiered approach acknowledges that serious riders require graduated pathways. Aspiring competitors can build foundational racecraft without the capital outlay of professional equipment. Established racers gain a training tool that delivers measurable performance data between track sessions. Teams and facilities can deploy configurations matched to their specific coaching objectives.
Located in Lyon, Meet The Tracks operates from a facility where the simulator operates as both retail demonstration and competitive training centre. Visitors encounter the technology in its operational context, experiencing the physical and psychological demands that separate casual simulation from the preparation methods now used by professional racing programs.
The three versions extend availability to a broader market while maintaining the engineering rigour that underpins MotoGP competition itself. For inquiries about configurations, specifications and facility access, contact sales@meetthetracks.com.
Imagery courtesy of Meet The Tracks (@meetthetracks).