Experience the Thrill of Racing: IWC Brings F1 Simulator to Delhi

Feel intense G-force in realistic racing simulation event

Speed has always captivated human imagination, from childhood dreams of muscle cars to the high-octane reality of Formula 1 racing. While many admire the sport from behind a television screen, few understand the sheer physical demand placed on a driver. An F1 pilot endures scorching cockpit temperatures of 60 degrees Celsius and gravitational forces up to 6G, all while making split-second decisions.

Now, racing enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between spectator and driver. IWC Schaffhausen, in collaboration with Kapoor Watch Co., has unveiled a state-of-the-art IWC F1 Simulator at DLF Emporio in New Delhi. This event offers a rare glimpse into the world of elite motorsport, bringing the intensity of the track to the general public.

Engineering Meets Adrenaline

IWC Schaffhausen is renowned for its Swiss precision and long-standing history of crafting durable tool watches. Their partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team highlights a shared commitment to engineering excellence. This new simulator is not just a video game; it is a professional-grade tool designed to replicate the actual sensation of driving an F1 car.

Users can expect realistic haptic feedback through the steering wheel and a tangible sense of G-force during acceleration and braking. While it may not hit the bone-crushing 6G of a real race, the simulator offers a respectable and immersive 2G experience. It allows ordinary people to appreciate the immense skill and fitness required to compete at the highest level of motorsport.

A Limited-Time Experience

Beyond the virtual track, visitors can explore a curated collection of seven IWC Schaffhausen timepieces, showcasing the brand's legacy in pilot and engineering watches. This initiative perfectly blends the mechanical beauty of horology with the technical prowess of racing.

For those visiting the capital or residing in Delhi, this is a must-visit attraction. The simulator is open to the public until January 24, 2026. Slots are limited, so interested participants are encouraged to book online through Kapoor Watch Co. to test their reflexes and endurance in the cockpit.