- Description
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- Why Buy From Us?
Description
Trak Racer Cockpit-Mounted Triple Monitor Stand
Triples remain the standard for a reason. A single screen shows you the corner you are in; three show you the one you are turning toward and the car you cannot yet hear. That peripheral information is what makes sim racing feel like driving rather than watching, and no amount of screen size on one panel replaces it. This stand mounts that trio to the cockpit itself, and sits with the rest of the sim racing monitor stands we carry.
It carries three displays up to 45 inches each on VESA patterns from 75x75 to 400x400, in an aluminium profile frame. Height, depth and monitor angle adjust, and the side screens angle independently so the array can be wrapped around the driver rather than left flat.
It also accepts an optional overhead fourth screen later, so the triple is a starting point rather than a ceiling.
Key features
- Carries three displays up to 45 inches each
- Independent side screen angles for a wrap-around view
- VESA support from 75x75 to 400x400
- Aluminium profile construction
- Height, depth and monitor angle adjustment
- Mounts to the cockpit for minimal flex
- Accepts an optional overhead fourth display
- Suited to sim racing, flight simulation and truck simulation
Angle is what separates a triple from three monitors
Three flat panels in a row is not a triple setup, it is a very wide single one, and the geometry is wrong at the edges. The side screens need to angle in toward the driver so that the image on them lines up with where your eyes actually are.
Get that right and the three panels behave as one continuous view. Get it wrong and the horizon breaks at each bezel, which is worse than a single screen because your brain keeps trying to reconcile it. Independent side angle adjustment is the feature doing the work here, not the number of screens.
Mounted to the rig, moving with the rig
A triple array is wide, and width is leverage. On a freestanding stand that shows up as movement at the outer edges when the cockpit shifts under braking. Bolting the stand to the cockpit means the screens and the driver move together, so the relationship between your eyes and the image stays fixed.
That fixed relationship is also what makes a field of view setting meaningful, since the calculation depends on a known distance from eye to screen. Browse the aluminium chassis rigs if you are still choosing the cockpit this will attach to.
Fitment, and the quad upgrade
This stand fits the TR200, TRA, TR160 and TR120 extrusion frames, and the TR40S and TR80S are supported as well. Most other branded extrusion rigs work too, so ask us if yours is not on that list and we will confirm it.
If you later want a fourth screen overhead, the overhead monitor mount is the add-on designed for exactly that, and it saves replacing this stand entirely.
Our expert take
"Triples are still the right answer for most serious sim racers, and cockpit-mounted is the right way to do triples. The independent side angle adjustment is the part that matters, because a badly angled triple is genuinely worse than one good screen."
"Two things to weigh. Forty-five inches per panel is the ceiling, which is generous but not unlimited, and Trak Racer publishes no load rating, so heavy TVs are a conversation rather than an assumption. And if a fourth overhead screen is likely, buying the quad stand now is tidier than adding a mount later."
- Blake Sterling, Founder & CEO, Gamer Gear Direct
Frequently asked questions
How large can each screen be?
Up to 45 inches per panel, across all three positions. Ask us if you want a specific set of monitors confirmed against it before ordering.
Do the side screens angle in?
Yes, and independently. That is what lets the three panels behave as one continuous view rather than three flat screens in a row.
Can I add a fourth screen later?
Yes. The overhead monitor mount is the add-on built for that and bolts to the existing stand, so you do not need to replace it. It is listed in the sim racing monitor stands.
Which rigs does it fit?
Trak Racer's table lists the TR200, TRA, TR160 and TR120 extrusion frames and names the TR40S and TR80S elsewhere on the same page. Most other branded extrusion rigs work as well. Ask us and we will confirm against your specific frame.
Specifications
Type: Cockpit-mounted triple monitor stand
Display capacity: 3
Maximum display size: Up to 45 inches per screen
VESA compatibility: 75x75 to 400x400
Frame material: Aluminium profile
Adjustment: Height, depth and independent monitor angle
Quad upgrade: Supported via the optional overhead monitor mount
Compatible frames: TR200, TRA, TR160 and TR120, with TR40S and TR80S also named by Trak Racer
Monitors: Not included
Warranty: 5 years
What's In The Box?
1x Trak Racer cockpit-mounted triple monitor stand
VESA mounting brackets
Mounting hardware
Warranty
This Trak Racer monitor stand is backed by a 5-year limited manufacturer warranty covering materials and manufacturing under standard residential use.
Normal wear and tear sits outside the warranty. Every product is 100% genuine, sourced directly from Trak Racer's official distributors, and our Australian simulation team is only a call or email away.
All Trak Racer products sold by Gamer Gear Direct are genuine and sourced from authorised distributors, with full Australian support.
Shipping
Orders are typically processed within 1–2 business days and shipped via trusted Australian courier partners.
Estimated delivery times after dispatch:
- VIC: 2–4 business days
- NSW: 2–4 business days
- ACT: 3–5 business days
- QLD: 2–4 business days
- SA: 2–4 business days
- WA: 4–10 business days
- NT: 4–10 business days
- TAS: 4–10 business days
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100 Day FREE Returns
Changed your mind? No problem! You can return unused, unopened items within 100 days of your order date, provided they’re in original packaging and resaleable condition. Better still, we'll cover the return shipping!
All Gamer Gear Direct products are backed by Australian Consumer Law and include a minimum 12-month Australian warranty. If there’s an issue with your product, our team is here to help and will work to make it right.
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Why Buy From Us?
Authorised Australian dealer
Gamer Gear Direct is an authorised Australian dealer for every brand we sell and is trusted by over 20,000 customers nationwide.
This means every product is 100% genuine, sourced through approved channels, and supported locally.
Fast local shipping
We ship directly from Australian warehouses, with most orders leaving within 1–2 business days.
This ensures faster delivery times and reliable tracking from dispatch to your door.
Hassle-free 30-day returns
Changed your mind? Eligible items can be returned within 30 days provided they’re unused, unopened, and in original packaging. We keep the process clear and straightforward.
Genuine Australian warranty
Every product we sell is covered by a comprehensive Australian warranty, backed by both the manufacturer and Australian Consumer Law.
You won't be left dealing with overseas support channels.
Expert support you can trust
Whether you need product advice, compatibility guidance, or after-sales support, you’re dealing with people who know the sim and gaming gear we sell inside and out.
Our sim & gaming specialists are here to make things easy. With Gamer Gear Direct you’ll get:
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