Hands-on with the new Sequential Shifter by Moza @techAUcomau
Hands-on with the new Sequential Shifter by Moza  @techAUcomau
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Moza Racing has released their latest product, the highly anticipated sequential shifter, resolving what was a big gap in their sim racing accessory lineup. For those waiting for the release, that day has arrived, the Moza SGP Sequential Shifter has arrived.

If you're into racing, then chances are you'll have some kind of racing sim at home. I've had many setups over the years and arriving at the ultimate sim is often an iterative process, done over months or even years.

My current setup features a Next Level Racing GT Track sim, with a Moza R12 wheel base and pedals bolted to it. I also have both a GT and F1-style wheels, as well as a handbrake but the setup got an upgrade recently with the addition of the sequential shifter.

The whole goal of a racing sim is to give you the feeling of being inside the car on-screen. We often race across different racing categories and that can mean you find yourself in a car, like a V8 Supercar, that uses a sequential shifter.

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Hands-on with the new Sequential Shifter by Moza

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