Moza Racing unveils MotoGP controller and new licensed steering wheels

Moza Racing has expanded its sim-racing hardware lineup with the launch of a new MotoGP-licensed motorcycle controller. Unlike traditional steering wheels, this device is inspired by grand prix bike handlebars and features a twist throttle, brake, and clutch levers, all equipped with force feedback.

The controller includes two distinct riding modes: Direct Lean Mode, which allows users to control lean angles by tilting the handlebars, and Countersteering Mode, which mimics real-world motorcycle physics. The hardware features 10 RGB buttons, a D-pad, a five-way switch, and six configurable RGB lights. Currently, it is compatible with titles such as MotoGP 24, Assetto Corsa, and BeamNG.drive.

At Gamescom 2026, Moza Racing is also showcasing several new officially licensed steering wheels developed in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Ford. These include a Porsche 911 GT3 RS wheel based on original CAD data and Mercedes-Benz wheels inspired by the VISION ONE-ELEVEN and AMG GT models. The company is also demonstrating its broader simulation ecosystem, which includes flight, truck, and agricultural simulation tools.