Professional racing simulator with full motion
The MotionGP® driven by Sergio Pérez and Fernando Alonso: real G-forces, race-grade telemetry, and installed delivery at your home or with your team.
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The APEX racing simulator is a professional unit with real motion: the MotionGP®, with electric actuators that reproduce G-forces, a wraparound 180-degree triple screen, and the telemetry a competition driver trains with.
It's not a video game with a wheel: acceleration, braking, and cornering are felt in the body, AccuPressure® belts strap the driver into a chassis of steel, carbon fiber, and aluminum, and every lap is measured by sector to compare against the reference lap.
That's why it trains drivers preparing for a race weekend just as well as it runs in the home of a serious motorsport fan: APEX delivers it installed and calibrated anywhere in Mexico, with ongoing support. Sergio Pérez, Fernando Alonso, and Valtteri Bottas have driven it — and it's also available for rent for events.
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MotionGP®: real G-forces
The most advanced racing simulator in Mexico: actuator-driven motion, a 180° triple screen, and race-grade telemetry.
A simulator with real motion
Electric actuators replicate the race car's G-forces: acceleration, braking, and cornering reach the driver's body, not just the screen — the difference between playing and training.
Wraparound 180° triple screen
Three bezel-less 50-inch full HD LED screens: 5760×1080 pixels giving the driver the lateral reference for braking late and hitting a clean line.
Professional competition cockpit
Interchangeable Formula and GT steering wheels, load-cell pedals, and sequential and H-pattern shifters, on a chassis of steel, carbon fiber, and aluminum — the same hardware for the karting driver moving up or the touring car running a series.
A racing simulator for your home
A race car, indoors: APEX delivers it installed and calibrated anywhere in Mexico — home, workshop, or team room — with the bodywork wrapped in your identity and ongoing technical support.
Race-grade telemetry
Race like a fan, train like a driver
Every lap gets measured: sector times, speed, braking, and racing line, compared against your reference lap. The session report shows where the tenths are — no cloud, no internet: everything runs and is stored on the unit itself.
The software
Simulation software and the cloud
The simulator is only half the story: the software recreates the real accidents from your operation, measures every session, and delivers the results in the cloud.
Real cars and circuits
Formula, touring cars, rally, and NASCAR, each with its own physics, on the real tracks where racing happens: the reconnaissance lap gets done in the simulator weeks before the race.
Race-grade telemetry
Sector times, top speeds, braking, and racing line for every lap, compared against the reference lap: the delta pinpoints the exact corner where the tenth was lost.
Networked multiplayer racing
Several simulators on the same grid: race starts, side-by-side braking, and defending position — wheel-to-wheel practice without touching a real car, with driver-configurable assists.
Race online, in your category
Online multiplayer against real drivers from around the world, and every discipline to practice: Formula, NASCAR, rally, touring cars, and more — the simulator runs the category you run.After-sales support
The largest after-sales network in Mexico
Technicians across Mexico
Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey and the Bajío region: on-site service nationwide.
All-inclusive service plan
When the warranty ends, the annual service plan covers preventive and corrective maintenance and ALL simulator spare parts — travel expenses included.
APEX Drive+
Your after-sales hub: support tickets, service records and each unit's full history — in the cloud, in real time.
Misuse coverage
Broken levers, impacts, operator error: real rough use is covered. Your equipment never sits idle over a mishap.
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Frequently asked questions
What drivers ask us
The questions we hear most from drivers, teams, and fans who want a simulator at home.
What makes a racing simulator professional?
Three things a video game with a wheel doesn't have: real motion — actuators that replicate G-forces in the body —, competition hardware — a steel and carbon fiber chassis, Formula and GT wheels, load-cell pedals — and telemetry by lap and sector to train with data. The APEX MotionGP® brings all three together: it's the most advanced racing simulator on the Mexican market.
Can I buy a full-motion racing simulator for my home?
Yes. APEX delivers it installed and calibrated anywhere in Mexico, configures it to the driver — wheel, pedals, difficulty — and backs it with ongoing technical support. It's the format serious motorsport fans choose: a race car indoors, with the bodywork wrapped to your taste.
How does a competition driver train in the simulator?
They learn the circuit corner by corner weeks before the race, set braking points against their reference lap, and repeat until consistency shows up in the data: sector times, speeds, and racing line for every lap. No fuel, no tire wear, no risk — plus networked races to practice wheel-to-wheel.
Does the software need internet or cloud subscriptions?
To run, no: physics, circuits, telemetry, and your session data run locally on the simulator — turn it on and race. The internet connection is optional and used for online multiplayer: competing against real drivers in Formula, NASCAR, rally, or touring cars.
Who has driven APEX racing simulators?
Sergio Pérez, Fernando Alonso, and Valtteri Bottas have driven them, and the equipment has run at the Race of Champions, the Mexican Grand Prix, the NASCAR Toyota Series, and the 6 Hours of Mexico. That same equipment is also available for rent for events and brand activations, with transport, setup, and operation included.