DHR GP & SimCraft Announce Partnership PDF Print E-mail
Written by Andreas Hultgren   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009 08:14
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Top Sim Racing team DHR GP can proudly report that it has gone into partnership with www.simcraft.com SimCraft Corporation, a leader in hi-fidelity motion simulation technology for motorsport and aviation.

"Damian has done a tremendous job with DHR and a partnership with his team was a perfect match for our early stage motion technology company." says Sean Patrick MacDonald, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of SimCraft Corporation. "We are excited about working with this impassioned team he has assembled to promote awareness of our advanced motion simulation technology."

SimCraft will be the lead title sponsor of DHR GP, creating the team name for 2010 as "DHR SimCraft".  SimCraft will leverage DHR's established position in SimRacing to help bring more awareness to its patent pending technology.

"I am delighted to announce this partnership which will enable us to continue becoming the most exposed simracing team for 2010 and beyond", says DHR GP Team Owner Damian Dainhumain. "With such a great company as SimCraft along our side I believe we can reach even further heights for the future.
The whole team is excited about what this advanced motion simulation technology from SimCraft can offer to all SimRacers; providing actual car control feel and advancing the experience of SimRacing to an entirely new level."

About SimCraft

SimCraft's core innovation and technology is the simulation of vehicle movement. The company's proprietary software and patent pending hardware provide advanced motion simulation once only available for military and training.  A proprietary "center of mass" system architecture allows for zero latency from controls in to motion response out.  The high performance motion system provides an unparalleled virtual environment for honing car control skills, experimentation with  vehicle setups, and ultimately being the first motion simulation system which has brought the feeling of contact patch and seat of your pants feel to reality.

www.simcraft.com

Source: dhrgp.com
Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 November 2009 08:18