Frankfurt, Germany – October 16, 2026 – MOZA Racing is heading to Sim Racing Expo 2026 with its biggest showcase ever, bringing together the latest developments across sim racing, flight simulation, motion technology, AI-powered technologies, and officially licensed products.
From October 16–18, visitors can experience the MOZA ecosystem across eight hands-on simulator setups, making this one of the most comprehensive opportunities yet to get behind the wheel and experience MOZA technology in action. Visitors can also reserve their hands-on experience in advance through the MOZA website, helping them secure dedicated time with selected setups during the show.
Explore MOZA’s Latest Products and Technologies
Beyond the hands-on experiences, Sim Racing Expo 2026 will bring together one of MOZA’s most comprehensive product showcases to date, spanning sim racing, flight simulation, motion technology and AI.
Visitors will be able to see a wide range of officially licensed products, including the Porsche 911 GT3 RS and Mission R steering wheel replicas, the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 Steering Wheel and Lamborghini Revuelto Steering Wheel, MOZA’s latest Mercedes-Benz licensed steering wheels, the Ford Mustang GTD Steering Wheel, the MotoGP officially licensed Force Feedback Motorcycle Simulator, as well as MOZA’s upcoming PlayStation®5 licensed racing products.
The showcase will also feature MOZA’s latest simulation technologies, including the HMA150 Motion System and AI technologies AI Motion and MOZA Racing Lab. MOZA’s flight simulation lineup will also be on display, including the AB6 Flight Simulator Base, AY90 Yoke Base, MFY Pro Yoke Handle, MTQ Throttle Quadrant and MTP Throttle Panel, alongside other recently introduced flight simulation hardware, giving visitors a broader look at MOZA’s expanding ecosystem across racing and flight simulation.
Human vs. AI Racing Challenge
At Gamescom 2026 in August, MOZA hosted a live Human vs. AI Racing Challenge, featuring three-time F1 Esports World Champion Jarno Opmeer and Porsche Carrera Cup driver Dirk Schouten competing against MOZA’s AI driver. The AI demonstrated a significant performance advantage during the race and ultimately took the win.
The Human vs. AI Racing Challenge will return at Sim Racing Expo 2026, this time giving visitors the opportunity to compete directly against the MOZA AI and compare their performance with the AI driver on track. Visitors who successfully beat the AI challenge will receive a special MOZA reward.
The technology behind the challenge is part of MOZA Racing Lab, an AI-powered racing coach designed to help sim racers of all skill levels improve their performance. Racing Lab combines telemetry analysis with MOZA’s AI model to identify areas for improvement and provide personalized coaching after each session. Beyond data analysis, the AI can also drive the virtual car itself while simultaneously controlling compatible MOZA hardware, including the steering wheel and active pedals, allowing drivers to physically experience AI-demonstrated techniques such as braking points, steering inputs and pedal control in real time.
Visit MOZA Racing at Sim Racing Expo 2026 and experience what’s next in simulation.
Event Information
- Event:
- Sim Racing Expo 2026
- Dates:
- October 16–18, 2026
- Location:
- Frankfurt, Germany
- MOZA Racing Booth:
- Hall 12.0, EF22
About MOZA Racing
Founded by automotive engineers and sim racing enthusiasts, MOZA Racing brings over a decade of automotive engineering expertise to sim racing. Its founders and core R&D team have backgrounds in automotive engineering, vehicle dynamics, electric motors, and motion control, with experience from leading automotive and engineering organizations.
MOZA applies this expertise to develop advanced racing technologies, including its proprietary flat-wire motor technology, mBooster Active Pedal, and Active Shifter, alongside a complete ecosystem of wheel bases, steering wheels, pedals, motion systems, and software.
Today, MOZA serves customers across 80+ countries, continuing to bridge the gap between real-world automotive technology and virtual racing.
