The MOZA Racing Black Friday kicked off on November 12 and ends on November 30 at 11:59 pm. Fifty-one products are discounted on the brand’s European store, from direct drive wheelbases to flight sim accessories, with up to 28% off the R9 V3 and R12 V2. A complete setup starts at €279, and the bundles with the SRP2 pedal set cost up to €268 less than usual.

Direct drive wheelbases, from 9 to 25 Nm

Four wheelbases are sold on their own during the sale, all with a 21-bit magnetic encoder.

The R9 V3 drops to €289 instead of €399, a €110 saving. Compact and made of aluminum, it mounts just as well on a desk, with a clamp, as on a rig, and its 9 Nm cover every driving style, from GT to rally. The R12 V2 is down €150 to €379 instead of €529. For €90 more than the R9 V3, it goes up to 12 Nm and gets a carbon fiber wrapped rotor, designed to dissipate heat better, plus front mounting holes for an optional bracket. It also supports iRacing’s 360 Hz force feedback.

The R21 Ultra, at €729 instead of €799, and the R25 Ultra, at €909 instead of €999, are both 9% off. For these two wheelbases, MOZA claims continuous torque that holds over time, and a flat-wound, cogging-free motor for smooth rotation. The R25 Ultra adds a built-in torque sensor that measures the force actually transmitted to the wheel. At this power level, the wheelbase belongs on a rigid rig: these are purchases for those who already own one, or who are budgeting for one at the same time.

MOZA Racing Black Friday bundles, from R3 to R25

Three bundles combine a wheelbase, a wheel and a pedal set to get you started. The R3 for PC, at €279 instead of €329, is the cheapest complete setup on the list, with a 3.9 Nm wheelbase and the SR-P Lite pedals. The R3 for Xbox and PC, at €339 instead of €399, is the only Xbox-licensed product in the sale: if you play on console, it’s the one to get. The R5 Pro, a revised version of the R5, steps up to 6 Nm with a 600 MHz processor and the NexGen 5.0 force feedback algorithm, and the box contains the ES Lite wheel and a two-pedal SR-P Lite2 pedal set. It costs €389 instead of €419, €110 more than the R3 for PC.

The biggest discounts of the sale, 28% off, go to the bundles that add the SRP2 pedal set to an R9 V3 or an R12 V2 and its wheel. The R9 V3 + KS + SRP2 and the R9 V3 + CS V2P + SRP2 cost €599 instead of €837. The same bundles with the R12 V2, with the KS or with the CS V2P, come to €699 instead of €967. Compared with their usual price, the R9 V3 bundle saves you €238 and the R12 V2 one €268. For comparison, the same R9 V3 and KS paired with the CRP2, the best pedal set on the list, come to €877: the SRP2 gets you a load cell brake for €278 less. This pedal set combines machined aluminum and steel, and its 100 kg brake offers more than 1,000 feel settings, no tools required.

With the R21 Ultra and R25 Ultra, the complete bundles switch to the CRP2 pedal set and come with a choice of three wheels: RS V2, GS V2P or FSR2. They range from €1,447, for the R21 Ultra with the RS V2 or GS V2P, to €1,907 for the R25 Ultra with the FSR2, with discounts of 11 to 16%. With the same wheel, the R25 Ultra costs €180 more than the R21 Ultra.

Twelve other bundles pair an R9 V3 or an R12 V2 with a wheel, without pedals, for those keeping the pedals they already have. They’re also the only way to get two wheels at a discount that aren’t on the list on their own: the CS V2P, at €538 with the R9 V3 and €628 with the R12 V2, and the Vision GS, at €929 and €1,039.

Wheels, discipline by discipline

The RS V2 works with every MOZA wheelbase currently sold, the KS with all of the brand’s wired wheelbases, and also with another brand’s wheelbase thanks to the MOZA universal hub kit, sold separately. MOZA also states that the FSR2 is compatible with other brands’ wheelbases.

The KS, at €229 instead of €279, is the most affordable wheel in the sale, and MOZA designed it for GT racing. This 300 mm butterfly wheel has a dual clutch for starts, and MOZA describes it as very light, which lets the force feedback come through more clearly. The GS V2P, at €359 instead of €439, keeps the GT shape with a forged carbon housing, a microfiber leather rim, programmable mechanical buttons and an RGB gear indicator.

The RS V2 drops to €359 instead of €479, the biggest discount on a wheel sold on its own, at 25% off. Round and 13 inches across, it’s just as much at home in GT as in rally, drifting or road cars. Its genuine leather rim sets it apart from the CS V2P, its microfiber leather cousin, which does have two joysticks and mechanical buttons but is only discounted in the bundles. These two 13-inch round wheels are larger than the KS: I’d rather pair them with an R12 V2, which keeps more headroom to drive them.

The FSR2, for its part, is down €60 to €639 instead of €699. This 280 mm formula wheel, with its 4.3-inch touchscreen and six paddles, is aimed at those who mostly drive formula cars and want every control at their fingertips. To try single-seaters with an ES, ES Lite or ESX wheel, the formula mod, at €41, replaces the round rim with a 280 mm formula-style rim.

Finally, the Vision GS is a GT wheel with an HD touchscreen and 72 programmable controls, for GT, endurance or road cars. It’s only discounted in its two bundles, 24% off with the R9 V3 and 23% off with the R12 V2.

The CRP2 pedal set and accessories

The CRP2 tops MOZA’s pedal range and drops to €359 instead of €449 (-20%). It has a throttle and a brake, both adjustable without tools. Its 200 kg load cell, twice that of the SRP2, is aimed at those who like a very firm brake and drive on a rig that can take that kind of pressure.

Two CRP2 accessories are also on sale. The inverted mounting kit, at €175 instead of €195, hangs the pedals as in a real race car, with an adjustable 20° angle and adjustable spacing. The full-length throttle plate drops to €28.

The rest of the list is for setups that are already in place. The SR-P Lite2 performance kits, for the brake at €45 and for the throttle and clutch at €35, upgrade the pedal set that comes with the R5 Pro. The SRP2 rear support costs €31, as does the universal mounting plate, a single steel plate for the shifter and handbrake, usable on the left or the right, which mounts on a 40 mm profile or on a desk with a clamp sold separately. The paddle kit, at €42, brings the CS Pro wheel up to six paddles, for DRS, KERS or car settings.

Flight sim, from €41 to €709

MOZA is extending the sale to its flight sim range. The only difference: on a flight sim order, the free gift is limited to goodies.

The AB6, at €399 instead of €449, puts a 6 Nm force feedback base and the MHG flight stick in the same box, with 29 programmable controls and a desk clamp included. The MHG flight stick is also sold on its own, at €99. The MA3X side stick, at €79, is compatible with every MOZA base as well as most other brands’ bases; it handles up to 30 kg and offers 12 controls.

For general aviation and airliners, the AY210 yoke base drops to €709 instead of €769. It delivers 9 Nm of force feedback and 150 mm of travel, and its quick release lets you swap yokes. The MRP rudder pedals, at €339, round out the setup with a metal frame, adjustable pedal angle and adjustable return force; their adjustable damper costs €63. The TQA throttle module, Airbus-style, and the TQB, Boeing-style with a TO/GA button, cost €41 each. For fighter jets, the MTLP panel, at €149, replicates the F/A-18 landing panel with 25 controls and a parking brake lever.

Already on MOZA: what this sale can change for you

With an R3 or an R5, the wheelbase can’t gain any torque: to move up, it’s the wheelbase you have to replace. The R9 V3 on its own, at €289, is the most affordable step up, and the R12 V2, at €379, the one with the most headroom. If you want to replace everything at once, go straight to the SRP2 bundles, which cost barely more than a wheelbase and a wheel.

With an R9 V3, the list is mostly useful for building out the setup around the wheelbase: the RS V2, at 25% off, for a round leather wheel, or the CRP2 for a firmer brake.

With an ES, ES Lite or ESX wheel, the €41 formula mod lets you try single-seaters without buying another wheel. With a CRP2, the inverted mounting kit is the only upgrade on the list, and the universal plate puts the shifter and handbrake on a single mount.

Complete MOZA setups, from €279 to €1,907

Wheelbase, wheel and pedals included, here are the setups you can put together from the list, with their sale price:

• Xbox and PC, €339: the R3 for Xbox and PC, the only Xbox-licensed setup on the list.
• PC, €389: the R5 Pro, which brings 6 Nm and the SR-P Lite2 pedals for €110 more than the R3 for PC, the cheapest on the list at €279.
• PC, €599: the R9 V3 + KS + SRP2, or the same wheelbase with the CS V2P at the same price, for a first direct drive setup with a load cell brake.
• PC, €699: the R12 V2 + CS V2P + SRP2. This is the setup I recommend if you drive several evenings a week: €100 more than the R9 V3 version for 3 Nm and a better-cooled rotor, with a round wheel that handles everything from GT to rally.
• PC, €1,097: the R12 V2 + RS V2 bundle at €738 and the CRP2 at €359, for genuine leather and a 200 kg brake.
• PC, €1,447: the R21 Ultra with the GS V2P or RS V2 and the CRP2, to be mounted on a rigid rig.
• PC, €1,907: the R25 Ultra with the FSR2 and the CRP2, the most high-end setup in the sale, for single-seaters.

Sale prices are shown directly on the store, with no code to enter. With a sim racing product, you choose your free gift in the cart: goodies, or a 3-month iRacing subscription if you haven’t signed up to the sim yet. It arrives by email once the order has shipped, limited to one per customer and while stocks last. Elite Club points are multiplied during the sale, up to double at Elite level.