Leclerc among five F1 drivers confirmed for Virtual GP
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is among five Formula 1 drivers who will contest this weekend’s Virtual Grand Prix round, with Alex Albon and George Russell also making their Esports series debuts
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is among five Formula 1 drivers who will contest this weekend’s Virtual Grand Prix round, with Alex Albon and George Russell also making their Esports series debuts
Williams driver George Russell says he is “definitely tempted” to try Esports during Formula 1’s hiatus and says it is “about time I had a bit of a play”
The winner of the third The Race All-Star Battle esports event, Bono Huis is no stranger to triumphing over real-world racers – having first gained wider attention by winning Formula E’s famous Las Vegas sim race
Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen won both races in the latest Team Redline Pro Series round, while Jenson Button’s shock addition to the field proved troublesome
Borja Millan won the GT Pro Series third round at Virginia International Raceway, as World’s Fastest Gamer winner Rudy van Buren stormed from 26th to third in a thrilling fightback.
America’s leading motorsport championships are battling it out for the best virtual series, but there’s room for improvement in both
The second round of the 2020 FSR World Championship, rFactor 2’s official open-wheel championship, was won by Jernej Simoncic
How tips from a MotoGP esports racer, practice laps, gearbox set-up tweaks and lessons from winning the Moto2 title helped Alex Marquez win the StayAtHomeGP
F1 has been careful to keep a separation between its esports stand-in events and its ‘real’ series – but if it wants the virtual races to really take off, it needs to raise the stakes by giving its sim races a real-world impact
McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris won the first race of the Veloce Pro Series on iRacing, but was held off by Martin Kodric in the reverse-grid race
