Precision Sim Engineering (PSE)

Founded in late 2012 by Simon Hodgson in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, Precision Sim Engineering (PSE) designs and hand-builds bespoke and production motorsport simulator controls used by Formula 1 drivers (including Lando Norris, George Russell, and Carlos Sainz) and factory GT professionals such as Daniel Morad, Raffaele Marciello, Kelvin van der Linde, Jules Gounon, and Dries Vanthoor. Its steering wheel lineup—spanning the 300mm LM-X endurance wheel with a 4.3-inch LCD and ChromaWorx RGB controls, the 290mm Formula-inspired GPX, the 285mm billet 6061-T6 aluminum ES-Pro with Select-X architecture, the 310mm Sparco-based GT3, and historical GT1/LM-Pro models—features carbon fiber magnetic shifters, electronic launch-control dual clutches, and direct compatibility with Simucube, SimSteering, VRS, Asetek, and Fanatec wheelbases. PSE also engineers the SimHub-integrated Pro Switch Panel with 20 RGB-illuminated switches and dual 7-way joysticks alongside the 6.8-inch DD-X and 5-inch DD-R Gorilla Glass touchscreen data display units (DDUs) built with Daniel Newman Racing LED and dashboard profiles.