What a typical engagement looks like
By proposal. Priced per engagement, from a two-week run to a full season.
Static, PC-based racing simulators, configured and commissioned for your venue. Each simulator uses a direct-drive wheel, load-cell pedals, racing seat and 34-inch curved ultrawide display. Choose 2, 4, 6, 8 or 12 simulators, with a single simulator available by special request.
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Fit
Foyers, activations and floors that want a crowd around racing.
Scale
2 to 12 rigs; a racing seat that fits kids to large adults.
Format
A race weekend, a holiday window, or a season-long run.
Runs on
Standard outlets and venue bandwidth. Fortress-managed networking and a 5G or Starlink uplink are optional paid add-ons when needed.
A row of competition-grade rigs, wheels turning and screens lit, reads as a real grid the moment it goes up. People who came to watch end up queuing to drive.
Guests scan in and are racing inside a minute, settled into a seat sized for them. Live timing and a leaderboard track every lap, and the rig resets itself for the next driver. Nothing for your staff to operate.
When you want more than hot laps, layer it on: pit crew and commentators, an organised tournament, a season that connects to other venues. Each is its own line on the quote, added when the moment calls for it.
A competition-grade rig: a real racing seat that fits kids to large adults, a direct-drive wheel, load-cell pedals, and a 34-inch curved ultrawide on its own stand.
A managed gaming PC behind every rig, holding a steady frame rate at full ultrawide resolution.
The full racing title set, pre-loaded and refreshed: F1, Forza Motorsport and Assetto Corsa, swapped to suit the audience.
Tournament software with live timing, venue and global leaderboards, QR sign-up and shareable best-lap cards.
Venue bandwidth is used by default. Fortress-managed networking and a 5G or Starlink uplink are optional paid add-ons when the venue connection is unsuitable or unavailable.
On-site Fortress crew throughout; a staffed product, never self-serve.
The kit locks into its own road cases overnight, at your venue, with nothing for your team to pack away.
Delivered, installed, run and bumped out by Fortress.
Scale
2–12
rigs, scaled to your floor
Footprint
From 20 m²
typical floor space, scaling with rig count
Power
10A
standard outlets; larger builds use engineered supply
Term
A race weekend or a season
Priced per engagement: a race weekend to a season-long run.
Your team brings
The floor, power, venue bandwidth, promotion and the crowd.
In writing
The proposal, proof of insurance and the support plan.
| Choose the shapeHire versus Own | For events and seasonsHire | For a permanent fixtureOwn |
|---|---|---|
| Owns the kit | Fortress | Your venue, outright |
| You pay | A monthly fee across the season | A one-off investment, by proposal |
| It stays | For the season, then bumps out | Permanently, built into your fit-out |
| Runs it | Fortress | Fortress, under managed service |
| Best for | A drawcard for a defined period | A permanent part of the venue |
What a typical engagement looks like
By proposal. Priced per engagement, from a two-week run to a full season.
Typical engagements for the smallest standard metro configuration. Your figure depends on configuration, duration, staffing, branding, delivery logistics and optional layers. Firm pricing comes with the proposal. Venue-owned installations are scoped and priced by proposal.
The typical engagement is shown above. Your proposal confirms the exact figure after the site walk.
2, 4, 6, 8 or 12 rigs; footprints from roughly 20 square metres.
T1 · two rigs · indicative; confirmed at the site walk.
A Fortress crew runs the floor throughout; staffed, never self-serve. Pit crew and commentators layer on top.
Metro is the start. Regional and remote sites add freight, crew and delivery logistics, priced per site.
Priced per engagement: a race weekend to a season-long run.
Organised tournaments, hot-lap leaderboards and Connected Series fixtures layer on top.
Race production, branding, screen upgrades, connectivity and delivery logistics are scoped separately.
On the floor
Look and feel
Take it further
Sim racing is a format we run at our own venues and at brand activations across the country: hot laps, live timing and a leaderboard that pulls a crowd.
The experiences in this catalogue are the formats our venues run every week, configured and commissioned for other venues.
Fortress Melbourne · Emporium
Fortress Sydney · Central Park Mall
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The connected layer
One floor is a start. Connected Series links it to the network.
Your venue's ladder can join fixtures against other rooms: season nights, cross-venue finals, and players who come back weekly because their team is on the board. Layered on as a program when you are ready.
It scales from 2 to 12 rigs, in footprints starting around 20 square metres. The fit call and site walk settle the exact footprint and sightlines before anything is proposed.
Standard 10 A outlets. Larger configurations use engineered supply confirmed at the site walk.
A Fortress crew, throughout. Sim Racing Garage is a staffed product, never self-serve; guests scan in and race.
Venue bandwidth is used by default. Fortress-managed networking and a 5G or Starlink uplink are optional paid add-ons when the venue connection is unsuitable or unavailable.
The standard title set includes F1, Forza Motorsport and Assetto Corsa, selected to suit the audience. iRacing is a premium option.
The crew can run casual hot-lap play, rotating challenges or timed sessions. Organised tournaments and Connected Series remain optional layers.
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