The popular GTtrack Racing Simulator Cockpit is now available as a frame only option for sim racers wishing to use their own seat. The Next Level Racing® GTtrack Frame is the ultimate cockpit frame for serious sim racers looking for rigidity, complete adjustability, and a true race car seating position. The rigidity of the GTtrack Frame allows it to support Direct Drive Wheels and professional pedal sets as well as being compatible with all major wheels and pedals including Thrustmaster®, Logitech®, and Fanatec®. The Next Level Racing® Universal Seat Brackets are constructed from 5mm carbon steel to provide more rigidity, range, and refinements to suit all racing seats on the market for the best user experience.
A COCKPIT USED BY PROFESSIONALS
The GTtrack cockpits are used by professional drivers such as Red Bull Racing®’s Mad Mike Whiddett, Project Cars 2 world champion Kamil Pawlowski, NASCAR driver Amber Balcaen, pro drifter Charles NG and many more race car drivers around the world
COMPATIBLE WITH DIRECT DRIVE WHEELS
The complete rigidity of the GTtrack Frame allows it to support direct drive wheels and professional pedal sets, as well as being compatible with all major wheels and pedals including Thrustmaster®, Logitech®, and Fanatec®.
ADAPTABLE FOR MAJOR SEATS
The GTtrack Frame comes with Next Level Racing® Universal Seat Brackets to allow users to use their side mounting racing or bucket seats. Constructed from 5mm carbon steel, it provides more rigidity, range and refinement to suit the need for the user. The adaptability is great for user that will be using the GTtrack Frame for long hours of racing and flight.
THE PERFECT COCKPIT FOR MOTION
The GTtrack Frame is compatible and predrilled for Next Level Racing® Motion products for quick and easy assembly to take your simulation to a whole new level.
TAKE IT TO THE SKIES
The GTtrack Frame can easily be converted in to a flight cockpit with the Next Level Racing® Combat Flight Pack. A design that is suited for any flight user that is wanting a change in scenery, taking them from the race tracks to explore the skies.
