A smiling driver controls physical RC cars on an indoor track from a blue Sim Coaches racing cockpit while friends cheer

A real car · On a real track · From the simulator

The screen ends.
The race keeps going.

You are not driving pixels. The wheel and pedals control a physical RC car attacking a real indoor circuit—with friends or AI-controlled cars beside you.

  • 20Minutes driving
  • 4RC stations
  • AIAlways an opponent
  • $29Per station

This is not an RC controller

Sit in the sim.
Drive the real car.

Settle into a full-size Sim Coaches cockpit. Turn the steering wheel. Work the throttle and brake with real pedals. Those inputs move an actual RC race car around the physical track while a low-mounted live view puts you inches above the racing surface.

Virtual controls · Physical consequences

Three steps. One very real race.

  1. 01

    Take the cockpit

    Your seat, wheel and pedals are adjusted exactly like a simulator session. No handheld transmitter and no special RC experience required.

  2. 02

    Wake the car

    Your simulator connects to a physical RC car waiting on the indoor grid. The live track view becomes your windshield.

  3. 03

    Race reality

    Real tires find real grip. Real rivals defend corners. If the car slides, taps a barrier or finds a gap, it happened on the track—not in software.

Three realistic RC touring cars racing through a corner on an indoor carpet circuit

Never a lonely practice lap

Our AI cars show up ready.

Come with a group or come alone. AI-controlled physical RC cars can fill the grid, pressure you into braking zones and give you something real to chase. You are never stuck circulating an empty track just because your friends are busy.

  • Physical AI-controlled cars—not virtual ghosts
  • Solo sessions still feel like a race
  • Difficulty can grow with the driver
  • Head-to-head human racing when your crew arrives

Launch format · Battery-smart scheduling

Twenty minutes.
Every lap real.

Each booking includes 20 minutes of driving. Start times leave a turnaround window for batteries, cars and track support so the next driver gets full performance—not a fading pack.

Pricing is per RC simulator station. Four dedicated RC stations are available at launch, separate from our eight regular racing simulators.

Built for The Grid · Built for Las Vegas

A new kind of racing lives here.

Sim Coaches builds the cockpits. The Grid connects them to physical cars, a real circuit and a field that is always ready to race. No handheld controller. No empty practice track. No pretending the contact happened—it happened.

Put a car on the grid
Physical firstReal car · Real racing surface · Real grip · Real consequences
The Grid system20 minutes driving · four RC stations · AI physical opponents · $29 per station · mini-games coming soon

The track is only the beginning

Mini-games are
coming soon.

Racing is first. New physical challenges and track-based game modes are already on the roadmap. We will announce each one when it is ready to play.

01PrecisionComing soon
02ChaseComing soon
03Team playComing soon

Put a real car on the grid

Book your
first race.

Choose one to four RC stations, select a live opening and pay securely. Your 20-minute driving session is confirmed immediately.

01Choose how many RC stations.
02Pick a live track opening.
03Pay, confirm and drive.
RC track availability● Live

Physical cars · Four RC stations

$29 / 20 min
Real carsAI opponentsSimulator controls
Choose one to four RC stations and see the remaining availability before payment.See RC openings

Real questions · Real cars

Before you
drive.

Is this an RC video game?

No. The simulator supplies the full-size controls, but the car and track are physical. Real tires, grip, contact and track conditions affect every lap.

Do I use a handheld RC controller?

No. You drive from a Sim Coaches racing cockpit with a steering wheel and pedals, just as you would in a traditional racing simulator.

How long is an RC session?

Each $29 booking includes 20 minutes of driving. Our schedule leaves battery and car turnaround time between start slots so every session begins ready to race.

How many RC stations can I reserve?

The Grid opens with four dedicated RC simulator stations. You can reserve one to four stations, subject to live availability.

What if I come by myself?

AI-controlled physical RC cars can join you on track, so a solo session still includes opponents and real traffic.

What makes The Grid's RC racing different?

The Grid combines physical RC cars and a real indoor circuit with full-size Sim Coaches cockpits, AI-controlled physical opponents, memberships and upcoming mini-games.

When can I try it?

The Grid is scheduled to open October 1, 2026 at 6000 S Eastern Ave, Suite 8C in Las Vegas. Paid reservations are available now for opening dates.