Tags: car racing | f1 | simulator | singapore | photo credit | driving
Good vibrations
Once you start the engine, the entire machine vibrates. Though you are controlling what happens on the screen, the "car" moves according to your driving. Granted, it won't spin you around like a theme park ride, but it does add to the sensation that you are really in an F1 racer.
Photo credit: Damian Koh
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