VPG and Porsche Make Sim Racing History With The 992.2 Generation 911 Cup Sim Wheel Being Revealed Alongside the Latest Cup Car.

When Porsche Motorsport pulled the cover off the new 911 Cup Car, a revolution silently took place alongside it. Unveiled in tandem with the real race car was the VPG Porsche-licensed 911 Cup Sim Wheel—developed by VPG, in direct collaboration with Porsche.

This marks the first time in sim racing history that a steering wheel designed specifically for virtual competition launches alongside a new real-world race car—not as a replica, but as a purpose-built motorsport instrument engineered for simulation.

“This wasn’t just a product reveal. For us, it marked the beginning of something new.” — The VPG Team

“The 911 Cup Car got a new wheel, so did the sim world. The difference is that this time they were born together.”

Not Inspired by Motorsport. Built from It.

The VPG Porsche 911 Cup Sim Wheel was developed within the same engineering ecosystem as its real-world counterpart, using motorsport grade carbon fibre, automotive-spec electronics, and manufacturing precision trusted by championship-winning teams.

The wheel weighs just 1kg—making it the lightest in its class and dramatically enhancing force feedback response. Every element, from the feel of the thumb encoders to the 24-LED rotary lighting system, reflects a singular goal: to bring real motorsport engineering into the hands of sim racers without compromise.

Track-born. Sim-built.

The Porsche 911 Cup Sim Wheel is more than a product—it’s a shift. It represents the first time the sim racing world has received a hardware release not after the event—but as part of motorsport’s unfolding story.

For VPG, this isn’t about blurring lines between the virtual and the real.

It’s about breaking them altogether.

“We didn’t want to copy motorsport,” VPG added.

“We wanted to work inside it—to build something that carries the same DNA as the latest Cup car, and launch at the same moment. That’s what makes this wheel different. It’s not a tribute. It’s part of the story.”