Time Sink
Putt-putt on the edge of Table Mountain. The wind is real in your head - your putt is on you.
VR at sports events · Gauteng and beyond
Step up. Set your lap. Beat the clock.
Three VR arenas and a sit-in race rig, delivered to your sports day and run by our facilitator. The arenas are scored. The rig is pure time trials - one driver, one clock, and a board everyone wants to top.
Racing here is time trials only. Best lap wins - the clock settles it.
Up to 6 players at a time
Facilitator included
Time trials only
The lineup
Three arenas.
Three arenas.
One race rig.
Fixed lineup, no picking required - every sports day gets the full four. Quick rounds keep the queue moving and the crowd loud.
Teed Off
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Flippin' Football
Football flipped into a party game - built to be watched, argued about, and queued for twice.
Speed Freak VR Racing
A Synapse system driving a sit-in race rig. Qualifying laps, one at a time, best lap on the board.
More experiences in the catalogue - ask us.
Speed Freak VR Racing
The rig everyone queues for
One seat. One wheel. One clock that does not care how you feel about it.
The Speed Freak rig is a sit-in configuration: a Synapse system driving a full race seat with wheel and pedals. Drivers go out one at a time for qualifying laps - it is time trials, so the only thing you are racing is the clock. Two rigs exist in the fleet, so bigger days can run a second one.
Time trials - best lap wins
Sit-in rig with wheel and pedals
Second rig available for big days
Optional paid add-on
Facilitator-run leaderboard
Lap times up on a screen, updated by your facilitator between runs. No apps, no logins, nothing for you to run. Quoted with your enquiry, never a surprise.
How it works
We bring it. We run it.
We bring it. We run it.
You take the credit.
A sports day has enough moving parts. Ours is not one of them - the same facilitator who sets up stays through the session.
We deliver and set up
Arenas and rig go up indoors, out of direct sunlight, on standard 220V wall power. Each headset needs about a 2.5m x 1.5m patch, and systems sit next to each other.
Our facilitator runs it
Headsets on, rounds rotated, rig marshalled - one facilitator runs the whole setup so your team can watch the board with everyone else.
Up to 6 in the headsets
Up to six players at a time across the arenas and rig, with the rest of the field watching, shouting tips and waiting their turn.
The venue brief:
Indoor space, out of direct sunlight
Standard 220V wall power
About 2.5m x 1.5m per headset
We come to you - Gauteng standard, travel quoted beyond
Why VR at your sports day
A main event that
A main event that
fits one corner of the venue.
The arenas draw a crowd all day, and the rig turns lap times into the topic of the prize-giving.
The clock makes it a sport
Nobody has to be fast to have a go, but everyone gets a time - and times get compared. Loudly.
The weather is not in the draw
Sessions run indoors by design - out of the sun, away from the rain, right next to a wall socket. The programme holds either way.
Agencies welcome
Building an activation for a sponsor? We work with agencies all the time - brief us and we slot into the plan you already sold.
Short rounds, quick queues
Get a quote
Your sports day's loudest corner,
Your sports day's loudest corner,
one quote away.
Tell us the date and the venue and we come back with availability and a quote shaped to your day. Every event is quoted to fit - no packages to squeeze into.
- Facilitator included - we run the tech, you take the credit
- Indoors + a standard 220V socket - that's the whole venue brief
- Agencies welcome - we slot into activations you already sold
Quick answers
The things organisers ask first
How many people can play at once?
Up to six players at a time across the arenas and rig. Rounds are short, so the queue moves and the crowd never thins out.
Is the racing a tournament?
It is time trials: drivers go out one at a time and the best lap holds the top spot. The clock is the opponent - nobody gets knocked out by another driver, and the board settles every argument at the prize-giving.
What does the venue need?
Indoor space out of direct sunlight, standard 220V wall power, and about 2.5m x 1.5m per headset - the systems set up next to each other. A hall or covered stand does it.
Can our sponsor's branding go on the units?
Yes - branded units are an optional extra, not standard. Print goes on the front and side panels, artwork comes from you (vector or 150dpi+ on our templates), and we need seven working days from payment and finalised artwork. Colour fidelity is best effort, and the panels stay with us for 30 days after the event.
Racing is all we do here. Planning a corporate VR event with more than simulators in the room? The crew at corporatevr.co.za runs group events end to end.
Get in touch
Tell us about your event
A name, an email, a line about the day - we come back with availability and a quote shaped to it. No obligation.
The long version lives in our articles: how a VR racing rig works, what the research says about motion sickness and planning the space and power.