How real-world Formula E drivers can affect esports showdown
Formula E’s Accelerate esports series concludes this week, with the real-life championship’s top simracers getting involved to try to help their teams
Formula E’s Accelerate esports series concludes this week, with the real-life championship’s top simracers getting involved to try to help their teams
Josh Rogers and Mitchell deJong won for the first time in the BMW SIM GT Cup and guaranteed their place in the BMW SIM Live final at the end of the year, while Max Verstappen was involved in a collision at the front of the field
Last year’s esports boom led to a surge in real-world drivers wanting high-level sim racing kit in their own homes. Darren Turner’s Base Performance Simulators firm answered that demand with the new Blade – trialled by Dario Franchitti
Alex Palou dominated as the IndyCar iRacing Challenge returned for a second season with its first race at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal
IndyCar’s iRacing Challenge that caused so much drama and entertainment last year has returned. The Race looks at this year’s formula and whether it can replicate the excitement
Ferrari has announced the format for the second season of its own Esports Series, with a place in its Driver Academy’s esports team on offer for the outright champion
McLaren Shadow and Romain Grosjean’s R8G Esports teams will join the V10 R-League for its second season, making it a 10-team series
Former Renault and Haas F1 Esports driver Simon Weigang has joined Alfa Romeo for the 2021 F1 Esports Series
Defending Porsche Esports Supercup champion Sebastian Job won both races at Spa-Francorchamps after his nearest title rivals crashed into each other
Dragon Penske Autosport’s Frederik Rasmussen secured his first race win in Formula E’s Accelerate esports series at Diriyah having finished second in the two previous rounds
