F1 2017 for Xbox One supports these racing wheels

With F1 2017, developer Codemasters included enough hardware support to get as close to the action as you could ever imagine without leaving your house.

Xbox One race fans are well looked after, with plenty of wheels, shifters, pedals and even the "Buttkicker," which will push all the feeling of the kerbs right through your derriere. Whether you have a wheel already or you're looking to pick one up, check out the list below to see what inputs F1 2017 supports.

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F1 2017 racing wheel support

Buttkicker
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter SQ V 1.5
Fanatec ClubSportWheel v1 + CSL P1 and/or Universal Xbox One Hub
Fanatec ClubSportWheel v2 + CSL P1 and/or Universal Xbox One Hub
Fanatec ClubSportWheel v2.5 + CSL P1 and/or Universal Xbox One Hub
Fanatec CSL Elite + CSL P1 and/or Universal Xbox One Hub
Hori Racing Wheel Controller Xbox One
Logitech Driving Force Shifter
Logitech G920 Racing Wheel
MadCatz Pro Racing
Thrustmaster F1 Rim + Servo base
Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Rim + Servo base
Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE Rim + Servo base
Thrustmaster Leather 28 GT Rim + Servo base
Thrustmaster TH8A Add-On Shifter
Thrustmaster TMX
Thrustmaster TX
Xbox One Controller

F1 2017 is available now on Xbox One, PlayStation (PS4), PC and Mac. On Xbox One, it costs $59.99, and if you're on the fence be sure to check out our full review.

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