To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the legendary Spa circuit, Fanatec has decided to release a limited edition wheel especially for the occasion. Say hello to the ClubSport GT3 Endurance, Fanatec’s latest addition to its wheel catalog.

This barebone steering wheel uses CNC-machined metal for its structure, a gun metal color for its faceplate and rubber on its closed handles. The design is simple, minimalist, in keeping with the spirit of competition and the Spa circuit. The Spa logo is in the center, with the Fanatec logo at the bottom of the faceplate and a dial indicating that this is a limited edition: Limited Edition 1 of 100. Yes, the ClubSport GT3 Endurance will be produced in just 100 examples, for the pleasure of fans who will not only be present at the Spa Fan Village between June 27 and 30, 2024, but also those who have brought a well-filled purse with them.

My opinion on Fanatec's Clubsport GT3 Endurance for Sim Racing

As mentioned above, the ClubSport GT3 Endurance is a barebone wheel. As such, you’ll need a button module to use it. Fanatec has matched the design of the ClubSport GT3 Endurance with that of Podium Button Module Endurance for all the controls, screen, RevLED and all the rest. This module is perfect for this wheel, with its emphasis on endurance and GT3 racing.

The wheel diameter is 31.8 cm, with a rectangular shape typical of racing wheels. By the way, there’s nothing to limit you from using this wheel on a single-seater, and it will work wonders on it.

When you buy the ClubSport GT3 Endurance, if you manage to get your hands on one as there will only be 100 on sale, and only at the Fanatec stand in Spa’s Fan Village between June 27 and 30, you’ll need to buy, or already own, the Podium button module, a hub, a QR Wheel Side and a paddle module.

Fanatec sells the ClubSport GT3 Endurance at the affordable price of €130. However, with all the accessories required for this wheel to be used in sim-racing, you’ll quickly find yourself with a bill in excess of €700. Think of it as an investment in your sim-racing rig, as you’ll be able to reuse the button module, paddles, hub and QR on other Fanatec wheels.

The German brand’s stand will be open to the public from June 27 to 30 at the following times: