MOZA FSR2 Formula Steering Wheel

The MOZA FSR2 Formula Steering Wheel is a premium 280mm formula-style sim racing wheel with an expansive 4.3-inch colour touchscreen, a genuine 5mm 3K twill carbon-fibre faceplate, microfibre leather grips and a complete six-paddle rear control layout. Designed for Formula, prototype and high-performance GT racing, it brings detailed telemetry and extensive race-management controls directly to your fingertips.

With its all-aluminium MOZA quick release, the FSR2 is compatible with supported MOZA direct drive wheelbases, including the R12 V2, R16 Ultra and R21 Ultra. It can also be connected to suitable third-party wheelbases using the separately purchased MOZA hub kit, subject to correct mechanical and electrical compatibility.

Why Choose the MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel?

Large 4.3-Inch Touchscreen — Data Where You Need It

At the centre of the FSR2 is a 4.3-inch full-colour touchscreen with an 800 × 480 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate and support for swipe gestures. Rather than relying on a fixed dashboard, you can select or customise interfaces in MOZA Pit House to show supported telemetry such as revs, gear, lap data, vehicle status and racing information. Displayed data and functions depend on the title and telemetry support available.

MOZA uses a 1.3GHz quad-core processor to drive the display and interface, helping it respond smoothly to changing information. The larger screen is the main reason to consider the FSR2 over a simpler formula rim: useful race information can be visible in your natural line of sight.

Full Six-Paddle Layout for Formula and Endurance Racing

The rear of the wheel has six paddles, combining magnetic shift paddles, dual-clutch paddles and programmable auxiliary paddles. This allows sophisticated controls for race starts and supported in-game systems such as DRS, energy deployment or other driver-adjustable functions. The magnetic and Hall-sensor design offers positive, repeatable actuation.

The benefit is not simply having more controls: it is being able to adjust key race settings without taking either hand away from the wheel, particularly during fast Formula or multi-class endurance racing.

Carbon Fibre Construction and Microfibre Leather Grips

The FSR2 uses a 5mm-thick 3K twill carbon-fibre faceplate, an aerospace-grade aluminium-alloy rear structure and perforated microfibre leather grips. Its compact 280mm formula profile places the controls within comfortable reach and suits precision steering in single-seaters and prototypes. It is less natural for rallying or drifting, where a full round rim is generally preferable.

Extensive Programmable Controls and RGB Telemetry

MOZA specifies 10 short-travel backlit buttons, two rotary encoders, three thumb encoders and two seven-way switches. The wheel additionally provides 10 top-mounted RGB shift indicator LEDs and six side-mounted RGB signal lights for supported RPM and status displays. Lighting colours and functions can be configured through MOZA Pit House; game-dependent features require compatible telemetry.

With so many controls, the FSR2 is particularly well suited to managing brake bias, traction control, ABS settings, fuel modes and other configurable systems in realistic racing simulators.

Compatible with MOZA Wheelbases and Supported Third-Party Systems

The all-aluminium MOZA quick release allows rapid changes between compatible MOZA steering wheels and wheelbases. For a well-balanced Formula racing setup, consider the MOZA R16 Ultra 16Nm; for more force-feedback reserve, the MOZA R21 Ultra 21Nm is an attractive step up. The R12 V2 12Nm remains a sensible option for many drivers.

Third-party wheelbase compatibility requires a separate MOZA hub kit and suitable mounting/quick-release hardware. This is a PC-focused steering wheel; do not assume Xbox or PlayStation functionality simply because a particular MOZA wheelbase or another MOZA steering wheel supports a console.

MOZA FSR2 vs MOZA KS Pro: Which Steering Wheel Is Right for You?

Both the FSR2 and MOZA KS Pro Formula Wheel are designed for Formula and GT-style sim racing, but they prioritise different features. The FSR2 offers a larger 4.3-inch touchscreen, 280mm formula proportions and a full six-paddle layout. The KS Pro offers a wider 300mm design and a more accessible route into a feature-rich formula-style wheel with its smaller integrated display. If a configurable touchscreen and comprehensive paddle controls are high on your list, the FSR2 is the natural upgrade.

Technical Specifications

• Wheel diameter: 280mm formula style
• Front plate: 5mm-thick 3K twill carbon fibre
• Back plate: Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy
• Grips: Perforated microfibre leather
• Display: 4.3-inch colour touchscreen, 800 × 480 resolution, 60Hz
• Processor: 1.3GHz quad-core (manufacturer specification)
• Illuminated buttons: 10 short-travel buttons
• Rotary encoders: 2
• Thumb encoders: 3
• Seven-way switches: 2
• Shift indicator lights: 10 programmable RGB LEDs
• Side signal lights: 6 programmable RGB LEDs
• Rear paddles: 6 total — shift, dual-clutch and programmable auxiliary functions
• Paddle sensing: Magnetic paddles with Hall sensors
• Quick release: MOZA all-aluminium system
• Software: MOZA Pit House for Windows PC
• Compatible wheelbases: Supported MOZA direct drive bases; selected third-party systems via separately sold MOZA hub kit
  
  

What's Included?

MOZA FSR2 Formula Wheel, basic toolkit and MOZA sticker, as specified by the manufacturer. The wheelbase, cockpit, pedals and any third-party hub or mounting accessories are sold separately.

UPSHIFT's Recommendation

For drivers who specialise in Formula, prototype and endurance racing, the FSR2 is an impressive choice if you want a proper touchscreen dashboard and comprehensive six-paddle control without compromising on mechanical construction. We recommend pairing it with a compatible MOZA wheelbase and a suitably rigid cockpit — particularly our R-MAX for high-output 20Nm+ setups. If you do not need the larger touchscreen or extra paddles, the KS Pro is also worth considering.