Non-Force Feedback Race Wheel Roundup - PAGE 1
Anthony Roberts - Thursday, October 12th, 2000

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-- Article Quick Nav -- 1 - Preface2 - Introduction3 - Microsoft Sidewinder Precision4 - Saitek R1005 - Logitech Formula GP6 - MadCatz Andretti Wheel7 - Logic3 TopDrive38 - Thrustmaster Charger 29 - Interact V3 Race Wheel10 - Bringing It All Together

Talk about hot. We've taken 7 non force feedback race wheels and put them in head to head racing action. Just what happens when you bring together so many wheels? You find out just which ones make it to the finish line, and which ones get left behind.

Introduction | Final Remarks

	Microsoft Precision Racing Wheel One of the best of the bunch, Microsoft does it again with yet another wheel to whet your driving appetite »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	Saitek R100 Solid racing feel and comfortable design could have driven this to top contention, though its 2 buttons and 2 shift paddles bog it down just ever so slightly. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	Logitech Wingman Formula GP Easily the most visually stunning of the group, Logitech delivers awesome racing aesthetics with no-nonsense pricing, but falls just shy of providing the solidity that makes for a race wheel champ. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	MadCatz Andretti Wheel With its hefty price tag, you would expect a lot from this heavy duty race system, and you would get just what you expected. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	Logic 3 PC Top Drive3 Logic 3's top of the line wheel is chock full of buttons and features. Too bad it wiggles during gameplay, all thanks (or no thanks) to its half-half clamp and suction cup mount design. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	Thrustmaster Charger 2 Comfort, ease of use, amazing resistance and a beautiful design are undermined by small and poorly designed pedals. A damn shame considering the sheer delight of the wheel itself. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION
	Interact V3 Race Wheel The weirdest wheel we've ever laid hands upon. A plethora of buttons and features can't save what is the most awkward design to ever grace a wheel. »FULL REVIEW   »SUBMIT YOUR OWN OPINION

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