Dashboards

What are sim racing dashboards and how do they work?

A sim racing dashboard is a digital panel mounted as a secondary screen in your setup — it simulates a racing cockpit by displaying key information to the driver in real time. It works like the instrument cluster in a real car: showing engine RPM, current gear, racing flags, lap times, speed, tyre temperatures, fuel level and other parameters pulled directly from the game. This lets you turn off the HUD on your main monitor and keep your eyes fixed on the track.

VoCore displays and SimHub software

Simline dashboards are built around VoCore screens — small, high-resolution LCD panels with 60 Hz refresh rates. USB connection is immediate, and the heart of the system is SimHub — free software that reads telemetry from the game and sends it to the display. SimHub offers dozens of ready-made dashboard themes and lets you build your own. The Simline Dashboard 5" VoCore Edition v2 and 6.8" VoCore Edition are ready-tested setups that work with SimHub out of the box. Some models also feature RGB shift-light LEDs and touchscreens for switching display modules with a single tap.

Dedicated MOZA Racing displays

MOZA wheelbase users have three display options designed specifically for the MOZA ecosystem. The MOZA CM HD Display and MOZA CM2 HD Racing Dash are compact dashboards that mount directly to the base via a dedicated bracket. The MOZA RM High Resolution Display is the higher-resolution option for those who want the sharpest possible telemetry image. All MOZA models are compatible with MOZA R-series bases.

Mounting on a wheelbase or cockpit

Most displays come with dedicated brackets for mounting directly on a Direct Drive base. Simline and MOZA displays fit popular bases like Simagic Alpha Mini, Simagic Alpha, MOZA R9 v3 and others via universal mounts or aluminium rig profiles. Mounting options on cockpits include bolting to the rig frame, attaching to the dashboard of the simulator or using a freestanding base. Solid mounting keeps the screen stable even during aggressive driving, while the light weight adds no meaningful load to the rig structure.

Telemetry data and display information

On the display you'll see the full range of data available in SimHub and the game: engine RPM with shift-light animation, current gear, speed, lap times and sector splits, tyre and brake temperatures, fuel level, vehicle damage and racing flags. The SimNet A-IG Racing Flag is a dedicated flag-signalling device — yellow, blue, SC and others — visible in your peripheral vision without looking away from the track. The Conspit CSD Dashboard offers advanced SimHub integration with an expanded data panel for Conspit steering wheel users.

Who are sim racing displays for?

Dashboards work at every level of sim racing. Beginners will appreciate the improved readability and greater immersion — an additional screen immediately raises the sense of realism and makes it easier to learn car control. Advanced drivers will use the dashboard for precise parameter analysis: optimal shift points, tyre temperature monitoring or brake balance feedback. Professional sim racers building full cockpits treat displays as essential equipment — on a par with a handbrake or a triple screen setup. USB connectivity means full independence from the base brand — one display handles telemetry from every SimHub-compatible simulator, giving you complete freedom to configure your rig however you like.