What changed
Every price move, spec revision and new platform listing across this database, with the date it was observed. This page is generated by comparing dated snapshots, so nothing appears here that was not measured against the manufacturer or publisher page it came from.
2026-08-30
| What | Change | Field | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iRacing | Added | sim | not stated | iRacing |
| Forza Motorsport | Added | sim | not stated | Forza Motorsport |
| Gran Turismo 7 | Added | sim | not stated | Gran Turismo 7 |
| F1 25 | New listing | ps5 listing | no listing | listed |
| Assetto Corsa Competizione | New listing | ps5 listing | no listing | listed |
| Assetto Corsa Competizione | New listing | ps4 listing | no listing | listed |
| Logitech G G920/G29 Driving Force Steering Wheels & Pedals | Removed | product | Logitech G G920/G29 Driving Force Steering Wheels & Pedals | not stated |
| Logitech G G920 | Added | product | not stated | Logitech G G920 |
| Logitech G G29 | Added | product | not stated | Logitech G G29 |
What this page will not tell you
It covers changes that reach a spec sheet or a store listing. A physics patch, a race result, or an announcement that never changes a published figure leaves no trace in the database and so does not appear here. Those need a person to write them, and this page does not pretend to replace that.
Why torque changes are reported carefully
A torque figure is only comparable against itself when the basis is unchanged. Manufacturers quote holding, peak and continuous torque, and a brand that switches how it states the number has not changed the hardware. Those two events are reported as different kinds of change, so a relabelling never reads as a performance gain.