At one with the machine—How sim racing has helped me practise mindfulness

Andy Edser, {{Hardware}} writer

At one with the machine—How sim racing has helped me practise mindfulness

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This month I’ve been testing: top-of-the-line PC audio system and biggest racing wheels. Every immersive sides of gaming, and every at their biggest as soon as they’re putting you correct in the middle of the experience.

Vehicle racing has on a regular basis been of curiosity to me. Rising up in a family of motorsport lovers, I’ve under no circumstances been faraway from the scent of petrol, the squeal of rubber on tarmac, or the inevitable swearing that occurs when a favoured driver ends up spinning out inside the mud, or plonking their vehicle into the barrier.

Nonetheless—and that is my first painfully personal admission of this piece—for causes I don’t notably want to get into, I don’t at current have my licence. My wheels have been clamped, my journeys miserably diminished to teeth-grindingly sluggish public transport, pleading for lifts, or using my very personal two toes.

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