About Delta Driven

 

Welcome to Delta Driven

Delta Driven is a sim racing blog dedicated to the pursuit of improvement - whether that's finding more lap time, making smarter racecraft decisions, analysing telemetry, or getting the most out of sim racing equipment.

I'm not a professional driver, esports competitor, or alien-level sim racer. I'm just an enthusiast who enjoys the challenge of getting faster, learning new skills, and sharing the journey along the way.

The name Delta Driven comes from the delta timer that every sim racer becomes obsessed with. Chasing that tiny improvement, finding a better line through a corner, braking a little later, or gaining a tenth of a second here and there is what sim racing is all about. That's the mindset behind this site.

What You'll Find Here

Delta Driven covers a mix of:

  • iRacing experiences and race reports
  • Racecraft and driving technique
  • Telemetry analysis and setup discussions
  • Sim racing hardware and equipment reviews
  • Sim rig upgrades and DIY projects
  • Honest opinions from a regular racer trying to improve

Rather than simply repeating specifications or marketing material, my goal is to provide practical insights based on real-world use and experience.

Equipment Reviews

One of the things I enjoy most about sim racing is the hardware.

From wheels and pedals to rigs, accessories, and anything else related to the hobby, I'm always interested in seeing whether a product genuinely improves the experience or simply adds to the hype.

As the site grows, I plan to expand the range of equipment covered here and provide detailed, honest reviews that focus on what matters to everyday sim racers:

  • Build quality
  • Ease of setup
  • Performance
  • Value for money
  • Long-term ownership experience

If a product is great, I'll say so. If it has flaws, I'll talk about those too.

Why Delta Driven Exists

Like many sim racers, I found myself constantly searching forums, Reddit threads, YouTube videos, and product reviews trying to decide what equipment to buy or how to improve my driving.

Eventually I realised I had experiences and knowledge worth sharing as well.

Delta Driven gives me a place to document that journey, connect with other sim racers, and hopefully help others avoid costly mistakes or find improvements they might not have considered.

If a post saves someone a few dollars, a few hours of frustration, or helps them find a few tenths a lap, then it's done its job.

Join the Journey

Whether you're completely new to sim racing or chasing your next iRating milestone, I hope you'll find something useful here.

Thanks for stopping by, and I'll see you on track.