Mumbai Falcons did a great job in bringing this experience closer to the students of the Bishop’s School. For students who are interested in motorsport, especially those who are serious about racing and want to pursue a career in it, sim racing is the best way for them to start.

The racing rig installed is on the higher end; the heart of the matter is the CPU. It uses an Intel i7 processor with 16GB NVIDIA RTX 5060 GPU and 32GB of RAM, which is more than enough firepower to run the F1 2025: 2026 Season pack. The frame on which the seat, pedals, the steering wheel, and the screen are mounted, has a sliding bucket seat, a Fanatec F1 steering wheel, a curved widescreen Samsung display, and pedals with resistance for the brake..

We spent some time on the simulator, and after a few laps, we were hooked on it. The steering wheel offered exceptional feedback, the seat was comfortable, the pedals also felt good, with the brake pedal offering precise resistance while braking, and lastly, the curved widescreen display elevated the overall viewing experience. All in all, it was a great experience and a good way for students to get into racing.

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