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# Video: New Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 replica sim wheel revealed
- URL: https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/video-new-thrustmaster-ferrari-f1-replica-sim-wheel-revealed/
- Published: 2021-04-20T14:43:28.000Z
- Updated: 2023-09-16T16:52:41.000Z
- Description: Thrustmaster has unveiled a limited edition sim racing replica of the 2020 Ferrari Formula 1 steering wheel, which The Race has had the rare opportunity to sample
- Author: Scott Mitchell-Malm
- Tags: Formula 1, Gaming, #video, #image-center-center

Thrustmaster has unveiled a limited edition simracing replica of the 2020 Ferrari Formula 1 steering wheel, which The Race has had the rare opportunity to sample.

Simracers will be able to compete with a replica of the wheel used by 2020 Ferrari F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel last year and our review of hardware giant Thrustmaster’s latest product can be viewed below:

The Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition has a 100% carbon fibre faceplate, textured rubber grip, more than 20 buttons and switches and a 4.3-inch dash with LCD display.

Live telemetry – including up to 69 items of information – can be displayed on the screen, including crucial data like tyre temperature and wear, fuel usage and laptime delta – is available on the dash through what Thrustmaster calls “native integration of the screen in the game” on PC and the PlayStation 4 and 5 models.

Wireless telemetry connectivity is available for Xbox users by configuring the wheel using the Thrustmaster TM Connect Web platform.

![Sf1000 Servo Base](https://storage.googleapis.com/the-race-com.appspot.com/1/2021/04/SF1000-SERVO-BASE.jpg)

The fully-licensed wheel has been designed in cooperation with Ferrari and will be compatible with Thrustmaster’s T series base, and has been initially launched in Europe with just 1000 available units at a suggested retail price of £329.99 (€349.99/$349.99).

It will be launched later in Asia (May 18) and North America (August 26).

There is also the option of buying 100% aluminium ‘T-Chrono’ paddle attachments (£54.99/€59.99/$69.99), which have a bounce time – the time it takes for your input to be replicated virtually – of less than 5 milliseconds.