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Fanatec Ready2Race: 14 bundles on four bases, $539.99 to $2,429.93

Researched overview Manufacturer listings and owner reports, with no hands-on testing.

Fanatec CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle: a CSL DD wheel base with a round rim and an on-rim display mounted on its shaft, beside a two-pedal CSL Pedals set on a black pedal plate
Image: Fanatec, the CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle (5 Nm) listing.

Fanatec sells 14 Ready2Race bundles in the United States, from $539.99 to $2,429.93, and each one is a wheel base, a rim, and a pedal set in a single SKU at a single price. Ten are built on the CSL DD, one on the GT DD Pro, one on the ClubSport DD, and two on the ClubSport DD+. Every figure below was read off Fanatec’s own listings on 28 July 2026, on its US store unless a line names another, and the two facts the base reviews cannot give you are which console a given box reaches and how many pedals are in it.

Fanatec publishes no definition of “Ready2Race” in the copy of any of these listings. The closest it comes is the page metadata of its Steering Wheel & Pedal Bundles category, which describes the bundles as products that “include a wheel, Direct Drive base & pedals”, and all 14 do.

Torque is quoted the way Fanatec quotes it, which is peak for the CSL DD and the GT DD Pro and holding for the ClubSport pair. Fanatec publishes no peak figure for either ClubSport base. Base prices are the standalone listings, checked 28 July 2026.

BaseTorque, as Fanatec states itBase priceConsolesBundles on it
CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm)“Standard peak torque is 5 Nm, with the Boost Kit 180 (sold separately) unlocking the full 8 Nm”$399.99Xbox with an Xbox-licensed rim; no PlayStation10
Gran Turismo DD Pro (8 Nm)8 Nm peak$599.99PS5, PS4; Xbox with an Xbox-licensed rim1
ClubSport DD (15 Nm)“delivers 15 Nm of holding torque”, raised from 12 Nm by the May 2026 firmware (version V1.4.2.3 or later)$699.99Xbox with an Xbox-licensed rim; no PlayStation1
ClubSport DD+ (18 Nm)“delivers 18 Nm of holding torque”, raised from 15 Nm by the same firmware update$899.99PS5, PS4; Xbox with an Xbox-licensed rim2

The ClubSport DD is the one base of the four with no page of its own here. What this site states about it lives in the torque guide and the brand comparison, and its own listing is linked in the sources below.

Contents are Fanatec’s own “Bundle Contents” list, item for item. “Original price” is Fanatec’s figure on the listing, shown beside the current price, and “Not shown” means the listing carries none. Fanatec does not say what the original price is composed of, so it is quoted rather than derived.

On the CSL DD. Ten boxes, and the rim splits them on platform. Fanatec lists the three holding a GT3 or WRC rim for PC and Xbox and the other seven for PC alone.

BundlePriceOriginal priceIn the boxPlatforms
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle (5 Nm)$539.99$709.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2 (QR2 Lite), CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race BMW Bundle (5 Nm)$559.99$699.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), CSL Steering Wheel BMW, CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD Ready2Race GT3 Bundle (5 Nm)$599.99$739.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), CSL Steering Wheel GT3, CSL PedalsPC, Xbox
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race WRC Bundle (5 Nm)$619.99$779.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), CSL Elite Steering Wheel WRC, CSL PedalsPC, Xbox
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race F1 Esports Bundle (5 Nm)$639.99$809.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), ClubSport Steering Wheel F1 Esports V2, CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle (8 Nm)$659.99$769.96CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), Boost Kit 180 (8Nm), CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2 (QR2 Lite), CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race BMW Bundle (8 Nm)$669.99$759.96CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), Boost Kit 180 (8Nm), CSL Steering Wheel BMW, CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Vision GT Bundle (5 Nm)$809.99$839.97CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), CSL Elite Steering Wheel Porsche Vision GT, CSL PedalsPC
CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race F1 Esports Premium Bundle (8 Nm)$869.99$969.95CSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), Boost Kit 180 (8Nm), ClubSport Steering Wheel F1 Esports V2, CSL Pedals, CSL Pedals Load Cell KitPC
CSL DD Ready2Race GT3 Bundle (8 Nm)$969.94Not shownCSL DD QR2 (5 Nm), Boost Kit 180 (8Nm), CSL Steering Wheel GT3, CSL Pedals, CSL Pedals Load Cell Kit, CSL DD Table ClampPC, Xbox

The GT3 8 Nm box is the only one of the fourteen that includes a table clamp. Every other bundle on this page mounts to a desk or a rig with hardware bought separately, which the mounting guide covers.

On the GT DD Pro. One box, and it is the only Ready2Race bundle under $1,000 that runs on a PlayStation.

BundlePriceOriginal priceIn the boxPlatforms
GT DD PRO Ready2Race Vision GT Bundle (8 Nm)$999.99$1,039.97Gran Turismo DD PRO Wheel Base (8 Nm), CSL Elite Steering Wheel Porsche Vision GT, CSL PedalsPC, PlayStation

That box and the CSL DD Vision GT bundle above it hold the same rim and the same pedals. The $190 between them buys the base, and with it the PlayStation license: Fanatec lists the CSL DD version as “compatible with Windows PC only.”

On the ClubSport DD. One box, and it is the only place the ClubSport DD appears in the Ready2Race line.

BundlePriceOriginal priceIn the boxPlatforms
ClubSport DD Ready2Race Rally Bundle (15 Nm)$2,344.95$2,469.93ClubSport DD (15 Nm), ClubSport Wheel Rim Sparco Rally, ClubSport Universal Hub V2 for Xbox, Podium Button Module Rally, ClubSport Pedals V3, ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5, ClubSport Handbrake V2PC, Xbox

Seven items, three of which are controls the CSL DD and GT DD Pro boxes never carry: the ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5, the ClubSport Handbrake V2, and the Podium Button Module Rally. Only the ClubSport DD+ Drift bundle below carries the shifter and the handbrake as well, and the button module appears nowhere else in the line. That takes the Rally box past a wheel-and-pedal bundle into a full rally control set, and shifters and handbrakes cover what each one does.

On the ClubSport DD+. Two boxes, $899.96 apart, and the only Ready2Race bundles built on an 18 Nm base.

BundlePriceOriginal priceIn the boxPlatforms
ClubSport DD+ Ready2Race GT3 Bundle (18 Nm)$1,529.97Not shownClubSport DD+ (18 Nm), CSL Steering Wheel GT3, ClubSport Pedals V3PC, PlayStation, Xbox
ClubSport DD+ Ready2Race Drift Bundle (18 Nm)$2,429.93Not shownClubSport DD+ (18 Nm), ClubSport Universal Hub V2, ClubSport Wheel Rim Drift, QR2 Wheel-side, ClubSport Pedals V3, ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5, ClubSport Handbrake V2PC, PlayStation

The Drift bundle was the only one of the fourteen out of stock on 28 July 2026. Its buy box read “Out of stock” with no add-to-cart button, and its ClubSport Wheel Rim Drift line carried “Expected availability: 08/10/2026”. The other thirteen took orders that day. The GT3 box is the only one Fanatec lists for all three platforms at once, because the base carries the PlayStation license and the CSL Steering Wheel GT3 carries the Xbox one. At 18 Nm both need a rig that will hold them, which rig stability covers.

Nine of the fourteen boxes ship two pedals

Section titled “Nine of the fourteen boxes ship two pedals”

The CSL Pedals are a two-pedal set. Fanatec titles that listing “CSL Pedals - Steel 2-Pedal Set, Hall-Effect” and says the Clutch Kit or the Load Cell Kit, both sold separately, is what “provides a third pedal”. Nine bundles ship the CSL Pedals and nothing that adds a clutch.

Pedals in the boxBundlesPedal count
CSL Pedals9Two, throttle and brake
CSL Pedals plus the CSL Pedals Load Cell Kit2Three, and the brake becomes a load cell
ClubSport Pedals V33Three, with a 90 kg load cell brake

The two that carry the Load Cell Kit are the F1 Esports Premium 8 Nm and the GT3 8 Nm. The three on ClubSport Pedals V3 are the Rally bundle and both ClubSport DD+ bundles. If you want a third pedal in the box, that is 5 of the 14, and pedals explains why the load cell matters more than the clutch for most drivers.

The base decides PlayStation and the rim decides Xbox

Section titled “The base decides PlayStation and the rim decides Xbox”

Fanatec’s CSL DD listing states that the base “is not compatible with any PlayStation® console and cannot be upgraded to achieve compatibility”, and its ClubSport DD listing states the same about that base. Both say they become Xbox-compatible “when used with any Fanatec Xbox-licensed steering wheel”. So a Ready2Race box reaches a console only when the right half of it is licensed, and the counts across the fourteen come out as follows.

Fanatec lists it forBundles
PC only7
PC and Xbox4
PC and PlayStation2
PC, PlayStation, and Xbox1

Buying the cheapest box and adding a console rim later works on the hardware, since a rim swaps over the QR2 in seconds, but it is a second purchase at rim prices. The rims and quick release guide covers what that costs.

Fanatec’s own metadata lags. The Rally bundle’s page title reads “ClubSport DD Ready2Race Rally Bundle (12 Nm)” while the product name on the same page reads 15 Nm, and the ClubSport DD+ GT3 bundle’s meta description says “15 Nm direct-drive torque” while its product name says 18 Nm. Both are the pre-firmware figures. The Special Notes on the Rally listing carry the correction in Fanatec’s own words: “Holding torque increased from 12 Nm to 15 Nm via firmware update (May 2026, version V1.4.2.3 or later).”

A sold-out listing settles nothing. The ClubSport DD+ Drift bundle was out of stock on the day it was read, and the restock date Fanatec gives for its rim points at a supply gap rather than a discontinuation. Fanatec’s catalog states nothing about the lifecycle of any bundle on this page, so none is recorded here as current or discontinued.

Prices move, and so does the region. Eleven of the fourteen showed an original price above the current one on the day they were read, so most of these are sale prices rather than a standing figure. The gap is wider outside the United States: the same CSL DD 5 Nm bundle on the EU store showed €379.95 against an original price of €569.85 on 28 July 2026.

A base bought inside a bundle is the same base. Nothing in a Ready2Race SKU changes the hardware. The CSL DD, GT DD Pro, and ClubSport DD+ reviews describe exactly what is in these boxes.

Fanatec’s Steering Wheel & Pedal Bundles category held 17 listings on 28 July 2026: the 14 above, two Gran Turismo DD Pro packages at $799.99 and $919.99, and one more Ready2Race bundle built on a base outside the four, the ClubSport Racing Wheel F1 + CSL Elite V2 Ready2Race Bundle (18 Nm) at $1,549.99.

The two Gran Turismo DD Pro packages, SKUs CRD-9020007-US and CRD-9020007-8NM-US, are a base, a rim, and pedals in one box the way the fourteen are. Fanatec’s “What’s Included” on both lists a “Steering wheel for Gran Turismo DD Pro”, “Pedals for Gran Turismo DD Pro (two-pedal set)”, and a table clamp. They sit outside the count here for one reason: Fanatec does not name them Ready2Race, and 15 of the 17 listings in that category carry the word. The GT DD Pro wheel base on its own is a separate SKU, CRD-9020006-US at $599.99, with no rim and no pedals in the box.

One further listing carries r2r in its SKU and ready2race in its URL while its name no longer does: the CSL Cockpit P1 V2 Bundle (5 Nm) at $1,159.95, a cockpit bundle listed as out of stock on 28 July 2026.

Steering Wheel & Pedal Bundles is one of three children of Fanatec’s Sim Racing Bundles category, and the sibling that stops one item short of these boxes is Racing Wheels: a base and a rim with no pedals, two listings at $1,219.99 regular, covered on the Fanatec Racing Wheels page. No SKU sits in both categories.

  • Moza R5 at $599, a base, wheel, and pedals in one box against the $539.99 CSL DD bundle.
  • Thrustmaster T598, the cheaper route to a PlayStation-legal direct drive than the $999.99 GT DD Pro bundle.
  • Logitech G29 and G920 at $299.99 if the budget stops short of direct drive.
  • The wheelbase buying guide sorts all of these by price tier.

Every Fanatec URL below returned HTTP 200 on 28 July 2026, and every price, SKU, and box list on this page was read from them on that date.

Frequently asked questions

Which Ready2Race bundles include a clutch pedal?

Three of the fourteen: the ClubSport DD Rally bundle and both ClubSport DD+ bundles, all of which ship ClubSport Pedals V3, a three-pedal set. Nine ship the two-pedal CSL Pedals with no clutch, and two more add the CSL Pedals Load Cell Kit, which Fanatec's CSL Pedals listing says provides a third pedal while upgrading the brake. See pedals for what a load cell buys you.

Will a Ready2Race bundle work on PS5?

Only if the base carries the PlayStation license: the GT DD Pro and the ClubSport DD+ do, and the CSL DD and ClubSport DD do not. Fanatec's CSL DD listing states it "is not compatible with any PlayStation® console and cannot be upgraded to achieve compatibility", and the ClubSport DD listing says the same. Three of the fourteen bundles reach PlayStation.

Is a Ready2Race bundle cheaper than buying the parts?

Fanatec shows its own "Original price" beside the current one on 11 of the 14, and the gap runs from $29.98 on the CSL DD Vision GT bundle to $169.98 on two of them. Three bundles show no original price at all, so Fanatec states no saving on those and this site does not compute one.

What is the cheapest way into the Fanatec ecosystem?

The CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle (5 Nm) at $539.99, which is a CSL DD base, a CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2, and two CSL Pedals. Checked on Fanatec's US store on 28 July 2026. The wheelbase buying guide sets it against the Moza and Thrustmaster boxes at the same money.