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Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition — 1:1 Ferrari SF1000 F1 replica with 4.3" display, 25 buttons and analog paddles
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Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition

1:1 Ferrari SF1000 F1 replica with 4.3" display, 25 buttons and analog paddles

Description

The Thrustmaster Formula Wheel Add-On Ferrari SF1000 Edition is an officially licensed 1:1 replica of the wheel from Ferrari's 2020 SF1000 Formula 1 car, made for Thrustmaster wheel bases.

Display and lights. A 4.3-inch IPS LCD shows up to 69 items of native telemetry, with 15 RPM LEDs and 6 flag LEDs. Telemetry can also reach the wheel over Wi-Fi.

Controls. Up to 25 action buttons, including 7 encoders and 11 buttons with official markings. Two customizable analog paddles on the back work as clutch, throttle/brake or other axes, and interchangeable magnetic push-pull aluminum paddles handle shifting. The optional T-Chrono Paddles give a crisper click.

Build. A 3 mm, 21-layer carbon fiber faceplate, textured rubber grips and aluminum paddles. It measures 270 × 85 × 170 mm and weighs 1.3 kg.

Compatibility. It fits Thrustmaster T-Series bases such as the T300, TX, T-GT II, TS-XW and TS-PC Racer on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. On the T818 and T598 it uses the Quick Release Adapter or the permanent Quick Release Upgrade SF1000.

Where to buyUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Thrustmaster
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USD 429.99
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Features & highlights

Officially licensed 1:1 Ferrari SF1000 replica
4.3-inch IPS LCD with up to 69 telemetry items
15 RPM LEDs and 6 flag LEDs
25 action buttons including 7 encoders
11 buttons with official markings
2 configurable analog paddles
Magnetic push-pull aluminum paddle shifters
3 mm carbon fiber faceplate
Textured rubber grips
Wi-Fi telemetry option
Weight 1.3 kg
Licensed Ferrari F1 replica with built-in display
Analog paddles let it work as clutch or throttle/brake
Compatible with T-Series and, with an adapter, T818 and T598

Driving style

The SF1000 is built for Formula 1 and open-wheel racing in the official F1 games, Assetto Corsa Competizione and iRacing, where its encoders, analog paddles and display mirror a real F1 cockpit. Traxion.gg found the display most useful in F1 titles, with limited native support elsewhere, and praised its comfort and convincing F1 feel.

Best for F1 fans on a Thrustmaster base who want a licensed replica with a screen; less suited for rally, drift or road-car driving that needs a round rim and large steering angles.

Build quality

Premium build

The faceplate is 3 mm, 21-layer carbon fiber with aluminum paddle shifters and textured rubber grips, at 1.3 kg. Traxion.gg describes a mix of carbon fibre, aluminium, plastic and rubber that feels premium and comfortable, though the buttons need a firm press.

Software

The SF1000 has no separate app: it is set up through the Thrustmaster drivers and control panel of the base on Windows, or My Thrustmaster Panel on the T818 and T598, which also handle firmware updates. The display menu lets you enable Wi-Fi UDP telemetry and adjust LED and screen brightness.

On PlayStation and Xbox it works plug-and-play through a compatible Thrustmaster base. Native display data is strongest in the F1 games; SimHub is a common companion for other titles on PC.

Specifications

Buttons25 action buttons
Display4.3" IPS LCD, up to 69 data items
Shifter PaddlesMagnetic push-pull aluminum
Diameter270 mm wide (formula shape)
Construction3 mm carbon fiber faceplate (21 layers)
GripTextured rubber
Quick ReleaseThrustmaster T-Series QR; adapter for T818/T598
LEDs15 RPM + 6 flag LEDs
Encoders7 encoders
Paddle ModeShift + 2 configurable analog paddles
SoftwareThrustmaster drivers / My Thrustmaster Panel
Weight1300 g

Pros

  • Faithful, premium-looking Ferrari F1 replica
  • Display and LEDs with native F1 telemetry
  • Many buttons and encoders
  • Analog paddles add clutch or hand controls
  • Comfortable grips
  • Works across PC, PlayStation and Xbox bases

Cons

  • Display shows full data mainly in F1 titles
  • Stock shift paddles feel a little clunky
  • Firm buttons and steep learning curve
  • Needs an adapter for T818 and T598
  • Formula shape not ideal for rally or drift

What's in the box

  • SF1000 add-on steering wheel
  • Magnetic paddle shifters
  • 4 attachment screws
  • USB-C cable (400 mm)
  • Allen key
  • Quick start guide
  • Warranty information flyer
  • "Welcome to the Club" flyer

Frequently asked questions

Which wheel bases is the SF1000 compatible with?

Thrustmaster lists the TS-XW, T-GT, T300, TX and TS-PC bases. On the T818 and T598 it needs the Quick Release Adapter (one comes with the T818) or the permanent Quick Release Upgrade SF1000, which Thrustmaster says takes about 30 minutes to install.

Does the SF1000 work on PlayStation and Xbox?

Yes, through a compatible Thrustmaster base: PS4/PS5 with T300 or T-GT bases, and Xbox One/Series with TX or TS-XW bases. Thrustmaster lists PC (Windows 10), PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Which games show data on the SF1000 display?

The 4.3-inch screen shows up to 69 items of native telemetry. Traxion.gg found the integration strongest in the F1 games and noted the display does little in titles without native support, although all buttons remain mappable. On PC, Wi-Fi UDP telemetry can be enabled from the wheel's menu.

What are the analog paddles on the back for?

The two rear analog paddles are configurable from a central dial. By default they act as throttle and brake, so the wheel can be used without pedals, and they can also work as a clutch. Traxion.gg found them surprisingly good to use.

How do the stock shift paddles feel?

The included magnetic push-pull aluminum paddles are solid but a little clunky, according to Traxion.gg. Thrustmaster sells T-Chrono Paddles as an upgrade with a faster, crisper switch, and an SF1000 T-Chrono Edition comes with them fitted.

SF1000 vs SF-25: which should I buy?

The SF-25 replicates Ferrari's 2025 wheel, comes with T-Chrono Paddles and uses the next-gen quick release for the T818 and T598. The SF1000 has magnetic paddles plus two analog paddles and fits older T-Series bases natively. Both list a 4.3-inch display, 25 buttons and 7 encoders.

Is the SF1000 good value at $429.99?

Traxion.gg called it good value for its build quality and a near-perfect pick for F1 enthusiasts, while noting limited display support outside F1 games and a steep learning curve. It makes the most sense for drivers focused on Formula cars.

How durable is the SF1000 build?

It uses a 3 mm, 21-layer carbon fiber faceplate, aluminum paddles and rubber grips, at 1.3 kg. Traxion.gg describes a carbon, aluminium, plastic and rubber construction that feels premium; spare parts such as paddles, caps and back doors are sold on Thrustmaster's US eShop.

Where do I get firmware and support?

Firmware updates are installed through the base's Thrustmaster drivers on PC (My Thrustmaster Panel for T818 and T598). Manuals, firmware and troubleshooting guides are on Thrustmaster's support site, and the box includes warranty information.