About Milantec
We’re a small family team, two brothers, our dad and family friend, building the controller we always wanted.
It began when Magnus kept moving between homes and couldn’t bring his sim rig. He missed racing properly, the wheel, the weight, the road feel.
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We didn’t have a grand plan, just passion for simracing and a lot of stubbornness.
We built, broke, and rebuilt, again and again, until something started to feel right.
A controller you can actually feel, compact enough to fit in your backpack.
The MK1 GO is about solving a problem.
We’re building it because we need it, and because we believe simracing should be immersive without requiring a full-size cockpit.
If you’ve ever felt that same frustration, this project is for you.​
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The Milantec Team
​Magnus Clausen — High-school student and lifelong sim-racing enthusiast leading product design and development direction.LinkedIn
Oliver Clausen — 9th-grade, doing electronics and coding, contributing to testing and PCB development.
Nicolai Clausen — Mechanical engineer with over 20 years of experience in product design, CAD modeling, and precision mechanics.LinkedIn
Bjarne Tholund — Milantec’s Chief Technical Advisor, a retired electrical engineer with more than 40 years of experience in electronics and embedded systems. He mentors the team, oversees circuitry and firmware design, and helps turn concepts into reliable hardware.LinkedIn
Together, we’re just a small group of builders having fun solving the problems we face, and in the process, creating something new.We’re building the Milantec MK1 GO because we needed it ourselvesThe project keeps evolving. We improve and test weekly, learning something new every step.If you’d like to follow our progress, join our early-testing community, or simply believe in what we’re building, you’re part of this journey too.