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Sabelt GT-AM Race Seat
£2,599.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
SABELT GT-X CHP (296-CARBON)
£7,000.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRP-1 Seat
£525.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRS-1 Seat
£499.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRX-1 Seat
£595.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Sabelt GT-AM Race Seat
£2,599.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
SABELT GT-X CHP (296-CARBON)
£7,000.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRP-1 Seat
£525.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRS-1 Seat
£499.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Sabelt Sim Racing Cockpits
Sabelt Sim Racing SRX-1 Seat
£595.00 INC. VAT This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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FAQs
What is a sim racing seat?
A sim racing seat is a purpose-built racing-style seat designed specifically for simulator cockpits. Unlike office or gaming chairs, sim racing seats provide a fixed driving position, strong lateral support, and motorsport-style ergonomics to improve immersion, comfort, and driving consistency.
Are sim racing seats different from real racing seats?
Yes and no. Many sim racing seats are inspired by real motorsport seats, using similar shapes, materials, and ergonomics. Some seats from premium brands are actually shared across both worlds. In fact, some seats from Sparco and Sabelt are FIA-approved for motorsport, meaning they meet the same safety standards used in real race cars.
What does FIA-approved mean for a sim racing seat?
FIA approval means the seat has passed strict testing set by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile for use in competitive motorsport. FIA-approved seats offer proven strength, durability, and safety. While FIA approval isn’t required for sim racing, choosing an FIA-approved Sparco or Sabelt seat adds an extra level of authenticity and build quality to your simulator.
What’s the difference between a bucket seat, a reclining seat and a formula seat?
Bucket seats offer maximum support and immersion with a fixed backrest and aggressive side bolsters. They hold the driver firmly in place, making them ideal for competitive sim racing and high-force feedback setups.
Reclining seats provide greater adjustability and a more relaxed seating position. They are well suited to mixed-use rigs, casual sim racing, or users who prioritise comfort and ease of access.
Formula-style seats are designed for a low, laid-back driving position similar to single-seater race cars. With a reclined backrest and raised leg position, they deliver extreme immersion and are popular with drivers building authentic Formula or open-wheel simulator cockpits.
All three seat styles are compatible with most sim racing cockpits, although Formula-style seats may require specific mounting brackets or rig configurations to achieve the correct driving position.
Which sim racing seat brands do you offer?
We stock sim racing seats from leading brands including Sabelt Sim Racing, Sparco, Conspit, and Pro Sim Rig. These brands are trusted by sim racers and motorsport professionals worldwide.
Do I need harness holes or belt compatibility?
Harness holes are not essential for sim racing, but many drivers choose them for added realism and future-proofing. Harness-compatible seats are especially important when using motion systems or feedback accessories such as the Qubic System belt tensioner, which relies on proper harness routing to deliver braking and acceleration feedback.
FIA-style seats from Sparco and Sabelt typically include harness compatibility for 4, 5, or 6-point belts, making them ideal for advanced sim racing setups that prioritise immersion and realism.