Fanatec will discount 26 products during its Black Friday sale, which kicks off on Thursday, November 19 at 9 a.m. The sale prices won’t be revealed until then: the prices quoted here are current prices, before any discount. Direct drive wheelbases, wheels, pedals and cockpits are all included, and the list already lets you put together a full setup from €649.95.

Direct drive wheelbases, from 5 to 25 Nm

The five wheelbases on the list run from the entry-level CSL to the high-end Podium. On consoles, only the ClubSport DD+ carries the PlayStation license. All of them can be used on Xbox, though, as long as you fit an Xbox-licensed wheel.

The CSL DD, the most affordable, puts out 5 Nm and currently costs €329.95. The current model ships with the QR2 quick release and FullForce technology, which adds fine vibration effects to the force feedback in supported games. Its 8 Nm version, priced at €429.95, adds the Boost Kit 180, a more powerful power supply: you’re paying €100 for 3 extra Nm.

The ClubSport DD goes up to 15 Nm for €599.95. Fanatec stresses how well it handles heat: according to the brand, it holds its 15 Nm even in endurance races with force feedback maxed out, whereas many wheelbases cut their torque to keep from overheating. The ClubSport DD+ delivers 18 Nm for €799.95, and it’s the one to go for if you want to race on PS5 with a standalone wheelbase.

The Podium DD delivers 25 Nm for €1,099.95. It’s the only Podium wheelbase on the list, and the most powerful one Fanatec is putting on sale. Like the ClubSport DD, it’s built to sustain its torque over long sessions, thanks to a new heatsink.

The two Gran Turismo bundles

Fanatec is also discounting two PlayStation-licensed bundles that combine a wheelbase and a wheel. They work on PC too, but not on Xbox.

The Gran Turismo DD Pro, priced at €649.95, is the easiest way in on PS5: the 5 Nm wheelbase, the Gran Turismo wheel and a two-pedal steel pedal set all come in the same box. You can plug it in and drive without buying anything else.

The Gran Turismo DD Extreme, at €1,099.95, steps up to the 18 Nm ClubSport DD+ with a round Gran Turismo-licensed wheel. It comes without pedals, however, so you’ll need to pick those separately.

Wheels and hubs, discipline by discipline

On PS5, a “PlayStation Ready” wheel only works on a PlayStation-licensed wheelbase, either the ClubSport DD+ or the one in the GT DD Pro. On Xbox, it’s the other way around: the license sits in the wheel or hub, and it makes any Fanatec wheelbase compatible, pedals and accessories included.

For open-wheel racing, the ClubSport Formula V3 costs €349.95. Its screen and LEDs show revs and flags, and its rotary switches let you change car settings on the fly. The ClubSport Steering Wheel F1 Esports V2, at €239.95, costs €110 less and keeps the magnetic paddles, which give crisp shifts. These two are limited to PC and PS5.

On Xbox, the formula wheel on the list is the Formula V2.5 X, at €369.95, compatible with all three platforms. At 270 mm across, it’s smaller than the V3, which better suits the short, quick inputs of an open-wheeler. Its carbon faceplate and Alcantara grips put it at the top of the ClubSport range, and the Podium paddle module, sold separately, can add clutch paddles later on.

For GT racing, the CSL Steering Wheel GT3 is the most versatile pick. At €199.95, it’s the only wheel in this category with an Xbox license, it also works on PS5, and it’s the size of a real GT3 wheel. Its analog dual clutch helps you nail standing starts, and its OLED screen shows the wheelbase settings. The CSL Elite Porsche Vision GT, at €349.95, replicates the wheel from Porsche’s concept car at 310 mm: press the badge and the force feedback settings come up on screen, without going back into the game menu.

The two most affordable wheels on the list, the CSL Steering Wheel BMW at €159.95 and the CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2 at €139.95, are a natural match for a CSL DD. Round and 300 mm across, they suit most cars, and their twelve buttons cover the usual controls you need in a race.

For rally, the CSL Elite Steering Wheel WRC, at €219.95, works on all three platforms. Its light 300 mm rim keeps up with the quick corrections of a special stage, and its paddles can be removed to make room for fixed paddles, which Fanatec considers more comfortable for rally. The Podium Button Module Rally, a button box priced at €269.95, mounts in front of the rim without adding any play to the steering, and its screen confirms the engine settings you’ve selected.

To mount a rim from another brand, the ClubSport Universal Hub V2 for Xbox, at €339.95, accepts 6-hole 70 mm and 3-hole 50 mm bolt patterns, and it adds Xbox compatibility. The Podium Hub, at €169.95, goes further on PC and PS5: its processor handles ten buttons and two analog axes, and it can take the paddle and button modules from the Podium range. The CSL Universal Hub V2, at the same price, is also limited to PC and PS5.

Pedals, shifter, handbrake and cockpits

Plugged into the wheelbase, pedals and accessories follow its compatibility, whether on PC, PS5 or Xbox. The CSL Elite Pedals V2, at €299.95, and the ClubSport Pedals V3, at €329.95, share the same core hardware: an adjustable load cell brake that takes up to 90 kg, Hall effect sensors on both the throttle and the clutch, and three pedals. The ClubSport also makes the throttle and brake vibrate in supported games.

The all-metal ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5 switches from H-pattern to sequential for €269.95. The ClubSport Handbrake V2, designed for drifting as well as rally, costs €199.95; its load cell sensor gives progressive control, and you can adjust its preload, angle and travel. Both can also plug straight into a PC over USB, with the adapter included.

The ClubSport GT Cockpit is listed at €914.95 in black or white, without a seat. Its 50 mm steel tube frame handles the most powerful wheelbases, and the driving position adjusts from the upright posture of a road car to the semi-reclined position of a formula car. The matching GT Cockpit Seat costs €339.95, which makes €1,254.90 for the pair. For less money, the CSL Cockpit V1.5 comes in at €249.95: its aluminum and steel frame weighs 28 kg and takes Fanatec gear as well as most wheelbases and pedals from other brands.

Already running Fanatec? What the list can upgrade

With a CSL DD and the stock CSL pedals, the first upgrade you’ll feel on track is often the brake. The CSL Elite Pedals V2 brings a load cell brake, which the CSL pedals don’t have without their separately sold kit, plus Hall effect sensors on the throttle and clutch.

With a Gran Turismo DD Pro, the wheelbase is PlayStation-licensed: every “PlayStation Ready” wheel on the list fits it, from the F1 Esports V2 to the Formula V3 for open-wheel racing, or the Porsche Vision GT. Both pedal sets on the list add a clutch and a load cell brake over the two-pedal set that comes in the box.

On Xbox, the ClubSport Universal Hub V2 for Xbox lets you mount a rim from another brand while staying on the console. And for rally, the handbrake, shifter and button box plug into the wheelbase you already own.

Building a full setup from the Fanatec Black Friday list

At current prices, before any discounts, here’s what a full setup (wheelbase, wheel and pedals) costs when built only from products on the list:

• PS5 and PC, €649.95 before discount: the Gran Turismo DD Pro, which comes with its pedals. It’s the only package on the list that’s ready to race straight out of the box.
• PC, €769.85 before discount: a 5 Nm CSL DD, the CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2 and the CSL Elite Pedals V2. The P1 V2 is the starter wheel Fanatec recommends, and you get a load cell brake from day one.
• PC and Xbox, €829.85 before discount: the same wheelbase with the CSL Steering Wheel GT3, which brings the Xbox license for €60 more than the P1 V2.
• PC and Xbox, €1,299.85 before discount: the 15 Nm ClubSport DD, the Formula V2.5 X and the ClubSport Pedals V3, for open-wheel racing with three times the torque.
• PC, PS5 and Xbox, €1,329.85 before discount: the ClubSport DD+, the CSL Steering Wheel GT3 and the ClubSport Pedals V3. The wheelbase brings the PlayStation license and the wheel brings the Xbox license, so this trio can follow you from one console to the other.
• PS5 and PC, €1,429.90 before discount: the Gran Turismo DD Extreme and the ClubSport Pedals V3, for 18 Nm with the Gran Turismo wheel.

All of these products are part of the Black Friday sale: each of these totals will drop on November 19, and this article will be updated with the discounted prices as soon as they go live.