I have just uploaded the Atari 2600 firmware. It can work with

The schematic is a mix of the Sega controller with PC controller in the sense that it uses a DB-9 and two RC networks.

The Driving controller uses a variable step. The faster you move it, larger are the steps.
...
// modulate the value of wheelStep to reflect the velocity that the wheel is being spinned
timeNow = millis();
deltaTime = timeNow - lastTime;
lastTime = timeNow;
if (deltaTime < 2 )
wheelStep = 8;
else if (deltaTime < 6 )
wheelStep = 4;
else wheelStep = 1;
...
I don't have a steering controller but used an ordinary encoder to test the code.

And here is the prototype. The paddles are DIY

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