MOZA Racing Brings Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and MotoGP Sim Gear to Gamescom 2026

MOZA Racing is at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne with what amounts to its widest officially licensed lineup to date, spanning steering wheels developed with Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Ford, plus the company’s first venture into two-wheel simulation through a MotoGP licence. Alongside the licensed hardware, MOZA is using the show to position itself as more than a sim racing wheel maker, folding racing, flight, trucking, farming, motion and AI-assisted driver training into a single ecosystem on the show floor. The booth also carries the debut of the PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module, a new accessory for the brand’s existing pedal sets.

Two Mercedes-Benz Wheels Headline the Booth

The biggest reveal at the MOZA booth is a pair of steering wheels developed with Mercedes-Benz, timed to the marque’s 140th year of automotive history. The flagship of the two takes its cues from the Mercedes-Benz VISION ONE-ELEVEN concept and carries five integrated displays across the wheel face, which is an unusually dense digital layout even by high-end sim racing standards.

Sitting under it is the MOZA X Mercedes-Benz GT, drawn from the design language and performance heritage of the Mercedes-Benz GT line. Both wheels are on display at the MOZA booth and at the Mercedes-Benz booth, where five MOZA-powered simulation rigs are set up for the public to drive.

Porsche 911 GT3 RS and Ford Mustang GTD

Following the Porsche Mission R wheel that MOZA already has on the market, the company is showing a Porsche 911 GT3 RS steering wheel built from the original vehicle CAD data. MOZA says it kept the real car’s layout and button placement intact, down to a functional horn button, then layered sim racing specific additions on top, including a detachable display.

The officially licensed Ford Mustang GTD wheel is the other four-wheel licence on show, and it is one of the hands-on stations at the booth rather than a display-case piece, so attendees can actually drive with it.

MOZA’s First Motorbike Simulator Arrives Through MotoGP

The most notable departure from MOZA’s usual territory is its first motorbike simulation product, officially licensed by MotoGP and natively supported by the MotoGP game franchise. The system uses force feedback to reproduce control inputs and physical sensations for riders, which is a considerably harder problem than a steering wheel given how much of real motorcycle control happens through body position and lean.

PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module

Away from the licensed hardware, MOZA is introducing the PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module, an add-on that pushes tactile feedback through the pedals themselves rather than the wheel. It is aimed at giving drivers more information about what the tyres are doing under braking and throttle, which is the part of the feedback loop most sim setups leave silent.

Compatibility covers MOZA’s non-active pedal sets, which is worth noting for anyone already invested in the ecosystem: the module works with the SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2 and CRP2 pedal systems. Full details are on the MOZA PHF Module product page.

The Full Licensed Lineup on Show

A Simulation Ecosystem Beyond Racing

The rest of the booth is given over to the wider MOZA catalogue, which now stretches well past wheels and pedals:

• Racing simulation: direct drive wheelbases, steering wheels, active pedals and accessories.
• Motion simulation: motion systems for physical feedback beyond the wheel and pedals.
• AI-powered driving technology: MOZA AI Coach and AI Motion.
• Flight simulation: flight simulation hardware.
• Truck simulation: truck simulation controls and setups.
• Farming simulation: farming simulation equipment.

AI vs Human Driver Challenge

The headline activity at the booth is the AI vs Human Driver Challenge on August 29, pitting MOZA global ambassador Dirk Schouten and three-time F1 Esports World Champion Jarno Opmeer against MOZA AI Coach. The session is livestreamed on MOZA’s official YouTube channel.

MOZA describes AI Coach as the first sim racing AI coaching software able to actively control compatible hardware, meaning it steers and applies pedal inputs itself so the driver feels the correct line and braking points through their hands and feet rather than reading them off a screen. The pitch is muscle memory built through physical guidance, with the AI framed as a training partner rather than a replacement for the driver.

Leaderboard Challenge and the Xbox Digital Passport

For attendees, the MOZA Leaderboard Challenge runs across selected simulation setups at the booth, with the top three drivers on the leaderboard at the end of each show day in line for MOZA prizes. Visitors joining booth activities and sharing their Gamescom experience can also pick up MOZA merchandise packs.

MOZA is additionally one of the stops on the Xbox Digital Passport trail, where attendees collect digital stamps across partner booths for a shot at prizes including a MOZA R3 Racing Wheel Bundle.

Event Details

Pricing and regional availability for the Mercedes-Benz, Porsche 911 GT3 RS, Ford Mustang GTD and MotoGP products were not announced at the show, and we will update this once MOZA confirms them.