MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel
280 mm formula wheel with 4.3" touchscreen and six carbon paddles
Description
The MOZA FSR2 is a 280 mm formula-style wheel and the successor to the original FSR, adding a faster screen processor, two extra paddles and flag lights.
Build. 5 mm 3K twill carbon fiber face plate, CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum rear housing and perforated microfiber leather grips.
Display. A 4.3-inch full-color touchscreen (480p, 60 Hz) driven by a quad-core processor, with swipe gestures and a UI customizable in MOZA Pit House.
Controls. 10 backlit short-travel buttons, 2 rotary encoders, 3 thumb encoders and 2 seven-way switches. Six paddles: Hall-sensor magnetic carbon shift paddles, analog dual-clutch paddles and two auxiliary paddles for functions like DRS or KERS.
Lights. 10 top-mounted RGB shift/RPM LEDs and 6 side RGB signal lights, adjustable in 16.7 million colors.
Compatibility. Fits all MOZA wheel bases with the tool-free aluminum MOZA quick release; third-party bases via the MOZA Universal Hub Kit. PC only.
Features & highlights
Driving style
The FSR2 is a formula and prototype wheel for drivers who manage hybrid systems and many settings mid-race. Its 280 mm shape, six paddles and touchscreen suit F1 cars in the F1 series, iRacing and Assetto Corsa, plus Hypercars and LMP cars in Le Mans Ultimate, where a reviewer found it ideally placed. The chunky grips caused palm discomfort after long stints at high force feedback, eased by lowering strength. Best for formula, prototype and endurance racers on MOZA bases who want a screen and maximum inputs; less suited for rally, drift or road cars, and for SimHub users, since it is Pit House only.
Build quality
The FSR2 combines a 5 mm 3K twill carbon fiber face plate with a CNC-machined aluminum rear housing and a solid aluminum quick release, and a reviewer found the construction tight and solid. The paddles are 3 mm carbon fiber with a definite clunk, while the plastic thumb encoders were the weakest part. MOZA lists up to 24 months of warranty.
Software
The FSR2 is configured in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC: input mapping, paddle and clutch modes, LED colors and touchscreen layouts with swipe pages. A reviewer found the screen crystal clear and lag-free but noted there is no SimHub support and customization is limited to Pit House. It is a PC wheel without console licensing; the MOZA Universal Hub Kit enables third-party bases.
Specifications
Pros
- Huge number of buttons, paddles, encoders and switches
- Clear, lag-free touchscreen
- Solid aluminum and carbon construction
- Comfortable with controls in easy reach
- Strong value against mid-range Fanatec and Asetek wheels
Cons
- No SimHub support
- Plastic thumb encoders are hard to grip and sometimes unresponsive
- Hand strain at high torque in long sessions (per review)
- Printed labels and non-replaceable inlaid buttons
- Six paddles may be overkill for some
What's in the box
- FSR2 wheel
- Toolkit
- MOZA sticker