VRX RaceRoom

A room full of them.

Two or more linked iMotion stations with an attendant tablet and commercial software, plus leaderboard and spectator screens, containment and branding to suit the room. As installed at The Rec Room in Toronto and Burnaby.

Plan a RaceRoom Run the numbers

01Two-station room, built for The Rec Room
02Two stations racing
03Administrator station
04RaceRoom plate, made in Canada
05Level 1 layout (rendering)
06Level 2, four stations (rendering)
07Ring of eight (rendering)
08The Rec Room, Burnaby
09Spectator displays, The Rec Room
10Guests racing, The Rec Room
11Inside a Rec Room
12A room on the venue floor
13Among the arcade games
14A Rec Room station in the VRX workshop
15Ten stations in a venue
16Four linked stations, CinemaCon 2019

Two-station VRX RaceRoom built for The Rec Room, with fencing, attendant station and leaderboard

Two drivers racing in a two-station VRX RaceRoom, results on the leaderboard above

VRX RaceRoom plate on the attendant station, made in Canada

VRX RaceRoom Level 1, two stations with fencing and backdrop (VRX rendering)

VRX RaceRoom Level 2, four stations with fencing and backdrop (VRX rendering)

Ring of eight VRX iMotion simulators (VRX rendering)

Spectator displays above the stations at The Rec Room, Burnaby

Guests racing in a VRX RaceRoom at The Rec Room, Burnaby

Inside a VRX RaceRoom at The Rec Room: stations, spectator screens and the attendant rack

A VRX RaceRoom enclosure on the floor of The Rec Room

A VRX RaceRoom among the arcade games at The Rec Room

A Rec Room station with a single curved display, in the VRX workshop

Four linked VRX stations for myCinema at CinemaCon 2019

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Two-station VRX RaceRoom built for The Rec Room, with fencing, attendant station and leaderboard

The package

Everything a room needs to open, listed.

Each station is a full iMotion; the room adds the network, the software, the attendant's controls and the spares. Pricing, freight, installation and training are quoted for your location.

VRX RaceRoom booklet: cover

Two iMotion stations racing in the VRX RaceRoom at The Rec Room, Burnaby

Level 1 / Two stations

Two linked stations, ready to open

Stations: 2 iMotion, 1.5-inch D-BOX motion, direct-drive steering with a GT-style wheel, three-pedal set, racing seat
Displays: 65-inch 4K per station, PC and sound
Room: Attendant tablet with management software; containment fencing and a branded backdrop as specified
Network: RaceRoom server and software for linked races
Spares: Motion actuator, steering and pedal system, PC
Software: iRacing commercial licenses (2 pods, 1 admin), or Assetto Corsa lifetime licenses with venue management

VRX RaceRoom booklet: Level 1

Level 2 / Four stations

A dedicated racing room

Stations: 4 iMotion, same specification as Level 1
Displays: 65-inch 4K per station; add leaderboard and spectator screens
Room: Attendant tablet with management software; containment fencing and a branded backdrop as specified
Network: RaceRoom server and software for linked races
Spares: Motion actuator, steering and pedal system, PC
Software: iRacing commercial licenses (4 pods, 1 admin), or Assetto Corsa lifetime licenses with venue management

Beyond / Larger rooms

A grid, a ring, or a whole floor

Size: Rooms start at two stations and grow from there; VRX's layout rendering shows a ring of eight.
Layout: Lines, pairs facing spectators, or a ring around a central leaderboard
Upgrades: Spectator and leaderboard screens, 3 or 6-inch D-BOX motion, larger displays, VR per simulator
Branding: Custom simulator wraps to match your branding

For the operator

Why rooms run on the iMotion.

The whole simulator moves

An actuator at each corner, close to the centre of mass, which VRX says gives the best range of motion of the D-BOX chassis designs.

Quick in, quick out

Open-sided, step in from either side, no bars to climb over. Quicker turnaround means more sessions per hour.

Built for a crowd

Wide Sparco seats in hard-wearing vinyl, an aluminum chassis that moves when the floor plan changes.

It looks like a race car

Flat surfaces take a wrap. A small footprint puts more stations in the same space.

The site plan

What we collect before VRX quotes the room.

Send the basics with your brief and the proposal comes back with the equipment, the licensing and the on-site work written out.

Floor area and ceiling heightStation footprint, spectator space, entry and exit paths.
PowerUp to about 15 A at 120 V per iMotion station at peak, and 8.5 A for the attendant station; VRX confirms the circuits for your site in the quote.
Wired networkFor the RaceRoom server, the attendant tablet and leaderboards.
Attendant positionWhere the session controls live.
Software choiceiRacing (renewed yearly after the first year) or Assetto Corsa lifetime with yearly venue management. Every station, spectator screen and admin station needs its own license; the first year is included with the room.
Branding and opening dateWrap and backdrop artwork; lead time and installation are scheduled from the date.

A scenario, not a forecast

Make the numbers earn their place.

Replace the example inputs with your own prices, hours and costs. This is arithmetic, not evidence of bookings or profit.

Venue operators

What venues say.

You won't find a more realistic racing simulator out there...

Jason BeckBC Sports Hall of Fame

VRX has accomplished above and beyond anything we have seen in the simulator world; their race car and flight simulators are not only a technological achievement, but also visually a work of art.

Shana TurnerDirector of Finance and Corporate Services, Richmond Olympic Oval

Events and activations

The same station, on wheels.

An iMotion on a mobile platform with an integrated triple-display stand (single-screen on request), with a custom wrap as an option. VRX has taken its simulators to auto shows, E3, IAAPA, Hyundai's brand experience and Barrett-Jackson auctions.

Plan an activation The mobile platform in the iMotion options

An iMotion on VRX's mobile event platform with its integrated display stand — An iMotion on the mobile event platform with a triple display stand.

The VRX race frame has made our track mobile, and has been an amazing promotional tool to use at events and tradeshows. Our booths have never been busier!

Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

The simulators were a huge draw to our exhibit space and brought a high level of excitement. Working with the VRX staff was a breeze.

Colin PiperProduct Marketing Manager, Autodesk & A360

When we first came across VRX at SEMA, I knew we had to have these for our guests to experience at all our auctions!

Gary BennettBarrett-Jackson Classic Car Auctions

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A room full of them.