Cosworth has launched AlperX, a technology alliance intended to reduce the engineering work needed to connect products from different motorsport and simulation suppliers.
The initial members are Control, Cosworth Electronics, iRacing, Paceteq and Sim-Lab. Cosworth Electronics leads the alliance, which the company describes as an open ecosystem spanning real-world racing and simulation rather than a closed single-vendor product stack.
The launch identifies several integrations already within the programme. Control is combining telemetry, in-car video and data backfill with Cosworth Pi Toolbox. Paceteq timing and strategy channels are also being brought into Pi Toolbox, while iRacing session data can move into Pi Toolbox Plus. Sim-Lab and Cosworth Electronics have developed a one-to-one simulation version of the CCW Mk3 steering wheel, scheduled to launch in December 2026.
Cosworth says the model should reduce repeated configuration, data-transfer and compatibility work for teams and manufacturers. That is the company’s product proposition; no independent benchmark, implementation time, customer saving or comparative integration test was published with the launch.
The members did not disclose AlperX pricing, membership fees, revenue sharing, intellectual-property terms, support responsibilities, product warranties or the process for admitting additional suppliers. MRI has therefore not inferred that every product from each member is interoperable or that the alliance replaces bespoke vehicle integration.
MRI compared the Cosworth canonical URL, headline, AlperX name, five launch members and 11 November event date against existing MRI news. Prior coverage concerns a specific Cosworth and Paceteq timing-data integration. The new alliance adds Control, iRacing and Sim-Lab, an open membership model and separate product commitments, so it is not a duplicate of that article.
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