The Same Seat
Built for the Track.
Chosen for the Sim.
Most sim seats are furniture shaped like racing seats. Ours is the other way around — the APEX XL shell is the one we build for cars, laid up by hand in Spartanburg, South Carolina, then configured for a rig in Clinton Township, Michigan.
That matters when a race runs long. The bolster depth, the shoulder geometry, the way the shell loads across your back — all of it comes from seats that have to work under real lateral load. Sitting still in front of a triple-screen doesn't reduce what a seat has to do over a stint. It just removes the excuse.
It is the widest shell in our range, which is the other reason it ended up here: drivers other buckets leave behind actually fit in this one, without loosening the containment that keeps you planted.