SimCraft, a provider of advanced motion simulation systems for driver development and vehicle engineering, has partnered with INDY NXT team Abel Motorsports as the team expands its race preparation and engineering capabilities for the 2026 season and beyond.

As part of the collaboration, Abel Motorsports will take delivery of SimCraft's flagship APEX 6 GT professional full-motion racing simulator to support driver training, setup development and engineering workflows for the team's engineers and chief mechanic.

SimCraft's relationship with the Abel Motorsports program is further strengthened through its ongoing personal and professional connections with drivers Myles Rowe and Jordan Missig, both of whom have utilized simulation as a core component of their driver development pathways within the Abel Motorsports ecosystem, the team said.

"This program is built around people we know, trust, and have worked with closely," said SimCraft Director of Driver Development TJ Halsema. "Our relationships with Myles and Jordan, along with the engineering leadership under John Brunner, make this a natural fit. The APEX 6 GT gives the team a tool that supports both driver feel and engineering accuracy, which is exactly where modern race prep is heading."

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