91��ý and PowerNation Launch $40,000 SEMA Sim Rig Sweepstake Giveaway

Sam — Thu, 08 Oct 2026 10:21:58 +0000

The unbeatable prize will be on display at SEMA 2026 ahead of the giveaway

91��ý has once again teamed up with PowerNation to offer an incredible prize for one lucky petrolhead: a fully bespoke sim/trailer setup crafted by Blacktop Speed Shop.

The one-off trailer rig will be showcased on the 91��ý booth at the upcoming SEMA 2026 show (3-6 Nov, Las Vegas Convention Centre, Booth #23353), towed by a matching Cadillac CTS-V (not part of the competition), ahead of its giveaway to one lucky winner.
Sponsored by 91��ý, the build has been documented on the popular PowerNation YouTube channel over the last few months (video below).

Sim/Trailer Details

Worth $40,000, the grand prize is a SimCraft GRID1 motion racing simulator, installed inside a custom Ironhorse mobile trailer built by Blacktop Speed Shop.

How to Enter

You can enter by heading to the . Entry is limited to one submission per person/email per week, though bonus entry opportunities are available.

The competition is open to residents of the United States and Washington D.C. who have reached the legal age of majority.
Entries close at 11:59:59 AM CT on November 17, 2026. A random drawing will take place on November 24, 2026.

SEMA Show

Based at Booth #23353, 91��ý will be back in full force at the 2026 SEMA show. Head over to the booth to not only check out this unique car/trailer setup in the flesh, but also speak to the friendly 91��ý staff and check out 91��ý braking components up-close.

Stay tuned for more news on the 2026 events that the 91��ý team plans to attend – coming soon…

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91��ý Kart Racer Competes in iRacing Bathurst 12 Hour Sim Event

Sam — Mon, 10 Mar 2025 14:15:49 +0000

Marcus Hudson uses 91��ý’s Green kart pads in the real world

Kart Racer, Marcus Hudson, competes in the Super 4 British Championship, using 91��ý’s Green kart pads and BF005.1 silicone fluid in his ABKC 250cc National kart.

During the off-season, he kept his eye in by competing in various sim racing championships, not least the gruelling with the Offline Racing team in a GT3-class Porsche.

With 49 teams entering, Offline Racing secured impressive results after the endurance stint, as you can find out below in Marcus’ own words…

“Offline Racing competed in the iracing Bathurst 12 Hour race. Phil Lvov started the race on a damp, greasy circuit and got up to 5^th in his first stint.

“Marcus Hudson then took over for his first stint and moved from 26^th to 11^th in torrential rain, but the rain stop half-way through his stint and the circuit was getting drier and drier.

“Andrew Caskey took over and had a moment coming out of The Chase and went off. Luckily, he had no damage and came into the pits and changed to slicks as the circuit was drying – he was one of the first to do this.”

“He made great progress up to 4^th in his triple stint (3 hours non-stop). Unfortunately, the rain fell again and we pitted one lap later than we should and lot just over 40 seconds due to being on slicks on a wet circuit.

“Phil started another stint (over half the race gone and he hadn’t seen a dry circuit). It did dry out for the end of his stint and Marcus did the final stint and the team finished in 11^th place out of 49 teams.”

Stay tuned to hear how Marcus gets on in his real-world racing as the season starts again soon…

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