Next Level Racing GTTrack Simulator Cockpit – Unboxing / Assembly & Quick Review

I’m very excited to get my hands on the newly released GTTrack from Next Level Racing! This cockpit offers a huge scope of adjustability as well as excellent rigidity to support high end direct drive sim racing equipment.

In this video we will focus on what you get in the box an how to assemble the GTTrack. In future videos we’ll be moving my simulator gear across to the new platform and reviewing it in more detail, along with Next Level Racing’s new Stand-alone Monitor Stand. We’ll also be doing some side by side comparisons with the Next Level Racing F-GT Cockpit.

Construction was very straight forward for this rig, and I encountered no issues with alignment or cross-threadding, etc during the assembly. As always, take your time and never force anything!

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  • Will Ford

    Will Ford operates Boosted Media with his brother Tom and is the on-camera host and technical lead behind the channel’s sim racing hardware reviews.

    With a background in electrical engineering, adult education, and automotives, he combines hands-on product evaluation with practical technical analysis and a passion for motorsport and sim racing to explain how sim racing hardware performs in the real world, and is one of the most experienced people on the planet when it comes to reviewing Sim Racing Hardware.