Australian sim racing competitor Gregory Przybyl has been announced as the newest Development Driver for Ferrari Esports, marking a significant milestone in the young Australian’s competitive sim racing career. Przybyl’s Ferrari opportunity represents the culmination of years of dedication, admitting there were times when he questioned reaching a development seat was possible. “To be representing Ferrari is a dream I’ve had since being a kid. I’m very thankful for the chance to be able to do that,” Przybyl said. “When I heard the news, I was quite excited. This is something I’ve been working towards for many years now, there was a period when I thought getting a development seat wasn’t on the cards.” Visit the Motorsport Australia website to learn more about obtaining an Esports Licence. The 17-year-old believes the experience of working alongside Ferrari’s established F1 Esports operation will provide an invaluable opportunity to continue developing as a driver. “Ferrari are the most complete F1 Esports team in the world, so to be able to work with the best and learn from them is a privilege, joining them will be a great opportunity for me to improve myself as a driver,” Przybyl said. “I look forward to being able to challenge myself and see how I compare to future teammates like Bari [Broumand] and Ismael [Fahssi].” Przybyl’s journey began at just six years old, when he received a non-force feedback steering wheel and F1 2015 for his birthday. After several years of playing the F1 games casually, he made the transition into league racing in 2021 before beginning to make his mark competitively towards the end of the F1 23 game cycle. Visit the Motorsport Australia website to learn more about obtaining an Esports Licence. Working alongside a small group of Australian competitors, Przybyl steadily developed his skills