Pro sim · $115 for 2 hours
- Full motion: you feel the rear step out and the front push wide
- Three 48 inch screens
F1 Simulator Experience
Drive a Formula 1 car on a full-motion simulator.
Never raced? Book two hours at World of Racing in Phoenix, Tustin (Orange County) and Pasadena (Los Angeles). We start you in a Formula 4 car and work you up to Formula 1 on a real Grand Prix circuit.
- Session
- 2 hours
- Per driver
- From $99
- Experience
- None needed
- Where
- Phoenix, Tustin and Pasadena
Two hours from first lap to F1
An F1 car is the fastest thing we run, and it bites. Put a first-timer straight in it and most of the session goes on spinning. So your host builds you up to it, one car at a time.
Formula 4
Start in a light, forgiving single-seater. Your host sets you up and walks you through the wheel, the pedals and where to brake.
Faster single-seaters
Step up through faster formula cars as your laps come together: more power, more downforce, later braking.
Formula 1
Finish in a Formula 1 car on a real Grand Prix circuit, with the feel to drive it fast instead of spinning it.
Raced before? Tell your host and you can start in the F1 car on your first lap.
Pick your sim
Both run the same cars and tracks, and race in the same session. Prices are for two hours, per driver, plus tax.
eSports sim · $99 for 2 hours
- Full motion, smooth and easy to read
- One 57 inch widescreen
Book your F1 simulator session
Pick your venue. Booking opens with 2 hours selected.
Phoenix
3227 E Bell Rd Suite D-120, Phoenix, AZ 85032
20 min from Scottsdale.
Tustin
Orange County
2475 Park Ave, Tustin, CA 92782
15 min from Irvine.
Pasadena
Los Angeles
2245 E Colorado Blvd #101, Pasadena, CA 91107
20 min from downtown LA.
F1 simulators for parties and events
Bring the group to us: birthdays, company events and team outings, everyone on one leaderboard. Party packages are for 5 or more drivers.
Ready to race? F1 Night
Once you have the feel, race other drivers in F1 cars on the track of each Grand Prix, the week after the race: practice, qualifying and two races.
See F1 Night datesF1 simulator questions
- Where can I drive an F1 simulator near me?
- At World of Racing in Phoenix, Tustin (Orange County) and Pasadena (Los Angeles). Every sim runs Formula 1 cars on real Grand Prix circuits. World of Racing Phoenix is at 3227 E Bell Rd Suite D-120, Phoenix, AZ 85032, 20 min from Scottsdale. World of Racing Tustin is at 2475 Park Ave, Tustin, CA 92782, 15 min from Irvine. World of Racing Pasadena is at 2245 E Colorado Blvd #101, Pasadena, CA 91107, 20 min from downtown LA.
- Can a beginner drive an F1 car?
- Yes, with two hours. We start first-timers in a Formula 4 car and move them up through faster single-seaters to Formula 1 once they have the feel. Jumping straight into the F1 car isn't much fun: it is so fast that most first-timers spend the session spinning.
- I've raced before. Can I start in the F1 car?
- Yes. If you have sim or track experience, tell your host and they'll load the F1 car from your first lap.
- How long should I book?
- Two hours for the full ladder up to Formula 1. One hour is plenty to learn the basics in a slower car, but usually not enough to reach the F1 car.
- How much does the F1 simulator experience cost?
- Two hours is $99 on an eSports sim or $115 on a Pro sim, per driver, plus tax. One hour is $59 or $69.
- How realistic is it?
- Same kind of simulator F1 teams use to train: force-feedback wheels, full-motion seats and real-world circuits measured turn for turn. You feel the car brake, turn and slide under you.
- Can I bring friends?
- Yes. Book one session for the group and everyone races on one leaderboard. For birthdays, company events and groups of 5 or more, see our party packages.
- Age, height, weight limits?
- 52" minimum height, no age requirement. Drivers 12 and older typically do great. Weight limit is 300 lb on the Pro Sim and 400 lb on the Esports Sim.
- What is F1 Night?
- Our Formula 1 race night for drivers with some experience: practice, qualifying and two races on the track of that weekend's Grand Prix, the week after every race.