Update simracing.md

Author: LinuxJava7

content/blog/simracing.md

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 Can you really simrace on Linux?
 The short answer is—yes, as long as you have the right hardware.
 
-# Hardware
+## Hardware
 
-## Hardware Compatibility 
+### Hardware Compatibility 
 
 I wanted to start simracing so I started looking for the options available on the used market, and I found a Logitech G29 for £140. I didn't think about Linux compatibility at the time because I assumed all hardware would work fine, but thankfully that wrong assumption didn't come back to haunt me.
 Some wheels don't work without extra drivers and on Bazzite, that'd be a pain to manage and set-up due to it being atomic, so I was very happy that mine wasn't one of them.
 
-## Setting up the wheel on Linux 
+### Setting up the wheel on Linux 
 
 The first day of setup was painful. I had forgot to plug in power to the wheel so I ended up trying every single troubleshooting step, even installing Windows onto my PC to test it, to no avail.
 Eventually I realised my silly mistake and plugged in the power, and from there it worked almost flawlessly, requiring some setup at the beginning.
@@ -27,15 +27,16 @@ Eventually I realised my silly mistake and plugged in the power, and from there
 - The LEDs that show the revs don't work without extra configuration, but this didn't really matter to me, so I didn't bother with it
 
 
-# Assetto Corsa on Linux
+## Assetto Corsa on Linux
 
-## How does the game run?
+### How does the game run?
 Getting Assetto Corsa to work on Linux was slightly harder, although not by much, all I had to do was run it with Proton-GE 9-20 and that fixed any issues that I had with trying to start the game.
 Also, the launcher opens a seperate game window that doesn't raise to the top automatically, I spent about 10 minutes waiting for the game to load, only to realise it had already loaded and was running underneath the launcher window. 
 Performance isn't an issue, my FPS is always above 60, sometimes above 150—depending on the circumstances, with my GTX 1660—which is getting quite dated at this point—being 6 years old.   
-## Mods
+
+### Mods
 I haven't tested out Content Manager for Assetto Corsa yet, but I have seem. guides on how to get it working and they seem pretty simple.
 
-# To answer the question in the title
+## To answer the question in the title
 
 Yes. Overall, it wasn't bad,and pretty easy to get going, but I didn't expect anything different from the Linux gaming ecosystem in 2025, we've moved on from a lot of issues and I'm glad this is one of the issues we have moved away from.