Thrustmaster's "Ferrari simulator" is a muscular, luxurious F1 wheel for serious racing game players
The T818 x SF1000 package is aimed at Scuderia fans but offers a handsome and robust entry point for those looking to up their racing game
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The T818 x SF1000 package is aimed at Scuderia fans but offers a handsome and robust entry point for those looking to up their racing game
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