Audi Singapore Wants To Find Its Fastest Sim Racer Set the fastest lap at Time Attack 2026 and you could score a Trackside Experience for two at the Singapore Night Race. Audi Singapore is getting fans into the F1 action with Time Attack 2026, a new sim racing competition marking the brand’s debut season in Formula 1. The competition takes place across three weekends at GT Bar @ Audi House of Progress, 18 Cross Street: 22 to 23 August, 12 to 13 September and 26 September. Sessions run from 11am to 6pm, with free entry and registration closing at 5.15pm each day. The challenge is simple: jump into the simulator and set the fastest lap. There will be three winners, with one crowned from each challenge weekend. Each gets an Audi Revolut F1 Team cap, jersey T-shirt, backpack and trading cards, plus a S$100 dining voucher for Meatsmith or People People Brewing Co. The biggest prize is a Trackside Experience for two at the Singapore Night Race on 10 October 2026. Audi says Time Attack is part of its wider effort to connect with fans as it enters F1, giving them a more hands-on way to experience its motorsport ambitions. More activities are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. --- Before you buy or sell your car, Carousell first. Carousell Autos. Singapore’s largest direct owner marketplace for everything cars and motorcycles. Get the Best Price for your used car from 500+ dealers in 24 hours - Convenient and Hassle-Free - Consumer Protection - Transparent Process With No Obligation
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Czabok-Simpson Motorsport (CSM) will transition its two IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge Grand Sport (GS) entries from Porsche 718 GT4 RS CS cars to Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 EVOs, starting with the Virginia Is For Racing Lovers Grand Prix at Virginia International Raceway next week. Additionally, the team brings back its No. 3 entry for the final three races with the new pairing of Ismaeel Ellahi and Ayrton Houk. CSM regulars Gordon Scully and Morgan Burkhard will continue together in the team’s No. 2 GS entry, giving CSM two Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 EVO cars for the balance of the championship. The manufacturer transition is a strategic move ahead of the 2027 season. The switch should allow the team to accelerate its technical development program across two cars while continuing to pursue results in the final three rounds. Scully and Burkhard enter VIR ninth in the 2026 Michelin Pilot Challenge GS championship standings. Their season includes a runner-up finish at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, and the continuity of the No. 2 pairing will provide an important benchmark as CSM introduces the Aston Martin to its Michelin Pilot Challenge operation. “Moving both cars to the Aston Martin now is an important step in our preparation for 2027,” said CSM co-owner Stephen Simpson. “It gives our engineers and drivers three race weekends to build a meaningful base of knowledge in Michelin Pilot Challenge conditions.” Ellahi has run a partial season in IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge with CSM, where he scored his first win at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park in Grand Sport X (GSX) in its first weekend with the new Aston Martin. The 19-year-old American-Pakistani driver from Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, began sim racing only two years ago and made his first transition into car racing
Aug 12, 2026 · via imsa.com
European-style cab-over-engine truck teased for BeamNG.drive
New image drops soon after the game’s huge V0.39 update
Fresh off the back of perhaps its biggest-ever update, the team behindBeamNG.drive has teased another new vehicle set to join the sandbox driving sim.
An image on social media shows the West Coast USA map with the unmistakable rear end of a cab-over-engine truck poking out in the foreground on the right, its fifth-wheel coupling coquetteishly positioned.
Although the game already has a few truck options, notably the Gavril T-Series, its existing examples are in the traditional North American style, featuring long bonnets. A new European option is therefore most welcome, especially given the popularity of SCS Software’s Euro Truck Simulator 2.
BeamNG’s recent V0.39 update overhauled the game’s graphics (including tech from Gran Turismo 7 creator Polyphony Digital), added a feature-rich photo mode and implemented a tweaked rally mode, with the studio fine-tuning the game’s UI and performance ahead of its imminent PlayStation 5 release later this year.
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Czabok-Simpson Motorsport has made the switch from Porsche to Aston Martin GT4 machinery for the remainder of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season, while adding a second GS class entry in the process. The Indianapolis-based team, which has long been affiliated with running Porsches, will field two Aston Martin Vantage GT4 Evos beginning with next weekend’s round at Virginia International Raceway. While Gordon Scully and Morgan Burkhard will remain together in the No. 2 entry, Ayrton Houk as Ismaeel Ellahi will team up in the No. 3 Aston Martin for a three-race Pilot Challenge program. The shift to the British manufacturer is being billed as a “strategic move” according to a team statement, in order to get a jump start on the 2027 season. Sportscar365 understands CSM acquired one of Rebel Rock Racing’s Astons that it previously ran in the series. “Moving both cars to the Aston Martin now is an important step in our preparation for 2027,” said team co-owner Stephen Simpson. “It gives our engineers and drivers three race weekends to build a meaningful base of knowledge in Michelin Pilot Challenge conditions. “Ayrton has already tested with us several times and has consistently impressed the team with his pace, feedback and approach. “Ismaeel’s development in such a short period has been exceptional, and his CTMP victory showed that he is ready for this next challenge. “Gordon and Morgan give us the experience and continuity we need, so we believe these lineups create a very strong foundation for the rest of this season and for 2027.” Houk, 23, is additionally confirmed to also contest the Pirelli GT4 America season-ending rounds at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with CSM, with his co-driver yet to be announced. “The testing I have done with CSM gave me a real appreciation for how the team
Aug 12, 2026 · via sportscar365.com
Anyone who has spent time in sim racing understands the inevitable friction that comes with desk-clamped hardware. Entry-level gear-driven wheels might get away with temporary desk mounts, but upgrading to modern direct drive wheelbases changes the structural requirements completely. High-torque wheelbases twist lightweight desks, while load cell brake pedals easily push rolling office chairs backward, ruining driver consistency and lap times. Upgrading to a full aluminium extrusion rig eliminates flex, but it introduces a major footprint requirement and a significant financial outlay that many Australian enthusiasts struggle to justify. Gold Coast simulation hardware brand Next Level Racing is directly targeting this gap with two new Official FIA Licensed cockpits: the RC Essential Simulator Cockpit (RC E) and the RC Foldable Simulator Cockpit (RC F). Both models are engineered to handle direct drive wheelbases delivering up to 13Nm of torque and carry an Australian retail price of A$549. Engineering rigidity for high-torque direct drive wheelbases Structural rigidity is the primary metric by which any sim racing rig must be judged. When applying heavy pressure to a load cell pedal or reacting to high-frequency force feedback from a direct drive wheel, frame flex absorbs energy that should be transferring to the driver. The RC Essential is constructed around a reinforced steel frame designed with reinforced connection points to eliminate unwanted movement under heavy braking and aggressive steering inputs. Positioned as a dedicated step up from wheel stands and temporary mounts, the rig provides a stable platform for drivers looking to build a permanent sim setup on a reasonable budget. Rather than supplying a basic mesh sling or requiring drivers to source a separate seat, the RC Essential comes equipped with a dedicated GT-style racing seat. The seat features cold-moulded foam padding wrapped in synthetic suede and breathable SIMAERO Mesh to support longer
Aug 12, 2026 · via techau.com.au
RENNSPORT is still running cash-prize esports, developing new content, operating across PC and consoles and now self-publishing on every platform. Meanwhile, its visible Steam audience is remarkably small. The €10,000 R1 prize pool is not really the mystery. Everything around it is. RENNSPORT is in an unusual position. At the time of writing, SteamDB showed RENNSPORT with just 20 concurrent players, a 24-hour peak of 25 and an all-time Steam peak of only 306. At the same time, RENNSPORT has started another season of R1, its flagship esports championship, culminating in an in-person final at SimRacing Expo with a €10,000 prize pool split across 12 teams. That leaves one obvious question: who is still paying for all of this? The €10,000 is not the strange part Ten thousand euros is not an extraordinary amount of money in the marketing budget of a commercial video game. On its own, it tells us very little. RENNSPORT also comes from an era when the numbers involved in its esports programme were dramatically larger. When ESL R1 launched in 2023, ESL FACEIT Group officially announced a collective €500,000 prize pool across that year’s two seasons. RENNSPORT’s tournament at the 2025 Esports World Cup carried a $500,000 prize pool. Those figures should not be interpreted as Competition Company personally writing a €500,000 or $500,000 cheque. Those competitions were part of much larger externally backed esports operations. R1 in 2026 is different. The current series sits directly inside the RENNSPORT ecosystem and its prize fund has fallen to €10,000. That is dramatically less money, but it arrives while the sim’s publicly visible Steam audience remains exceptionally small. The prize fund is therefore interesting, even if it is probably one of the cheapest parts of the operation. Running RENNSPORT costs more than €10,000 RENNSPORT is more than
Aug 12, 2026 · via boxthislap.org
Some hobbies are more interesting once other people become very good at them. Sim racing has reached that point. The best drivers now give you a reason to watch rather than race, and once a championship earns your attention, all sorts of other sporting habits start to follow with it. Sim racing has become much easier to watch as a sport in its own right. Big championships now have proper seasons and live events, with drivers worth following from one race to the next. That gives you a reason to watch even when you have no intention of climbing into the rig yourself. The interesting part is what comes with that audience once virtual racing starts competing for the same attention as conventional motorsport. Eight Million Viewers Changes the Conversation Gran Turismo 7 gives us a useful idea of the numbers involved. World Series events have been credited with roughly 8 million cumulative viewers per event, although that figure needs some care because cumulative viewing is different from having 8 million people watching at once. Even with that caveat, the number tells us something useful. Sim racing now attracts an audience large enough for viewing figures themselves to become part of the conversation. Fans can follow championships, pick drivers they want to see do well and turn up for major events without owning a wheel or having any interest in competing. That is a fairly normal way to consume conventional motorsport, and sim racing is increasingly giving spectators the same option. Six Thousand Drivers From 159 Countries Is Quite a Grid The competitive base is international too. More than 6,000 drivers from 159 countries registered for the first FIA Esports Global Rally Tour, giving the governing body a very large pool of competitors before the series had even reached its
Aug 12, 2026 · via boxthislap.org
Asetek Racing joins SimRacing Expo Frankfurt exhibitor list
Firm plans expansion after huge recent takeover deal
Danish hardware manufacturer Asetek Racing has confirmed it will be attending this year’s SimRacing Expo Frankfurt.
The firm, which was recently acquired by Suzhou Chunqiu Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. in a deal worth around $82M, is still led by enigmatic founder André Eriksen and plans to expand its future sim racing lineup.
Part of this is the growth of its entry-level Initium range and console compatibility, with the upcoming Initium DD10 Wheelbase featuring Xbox compatibility; a first for the brand. The new wheelbase is set for a Q4 2026 release window, so it is expected to be on display at the Messe Frankfurt for the show’s duration between the16th and 18th October.
This year’s Expo will also feature a live stage element, which is set to feature guest speakers, and will also showcase the live in-person final of Rennsport’s R1 esports competition, where top sim racing teams battle it out for a share of a €10,000 prize pool.
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The entry-level Direct Drive market is far more competitive than it was a few years ago. Fanatec and MOZA no longer dominate the conversation on their own. Asetek has pushed its Initium range into mainstream pricing, while Logitech is targeting the same buyers with the 8 Nm RS50. For anyone upgrading from a Logitech G29/G923, Thrustmaster T300 or similar gear- or belt-driven hardware, the question is no longer whether Direct Drive is affordable. The real question is which ecosystem gives you the best value now and still makes sense after your first upgrade. The four products that matter most in this comparison are: All four sit somewhere in the entry-level Direct Drive category, but they approach price, upgradeability and platform support very differently. On current pricing, Fanatec offers the strongest pure value. MOZA remains one of the simplest all-in-one purchases, while Logitech has an unusually aggressive 8 Nm base price but becomes expensive as a full system. Asetek takes a different route. Its biggest strength is how much of the original hardware can remain in place as the rig improves. Current prices at a glance There is one important pricing detail before comparing the four systems. Asetek currently displays its European prices excluding VAT, while Fanatec, Logitech and MOZA’s EU storefronts display consumer pricing including VAT. That means Asetek’s listed figures need to be adjusted for your country’s VAT rate before making a direct comparison. | Product | Torque | Current price | Wheel | Pedals | Desk clamp | Platform | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | Asetek Initium Wheelbase | 5.5 Nm | €293.28 excl. VAT | No | No | Yes | PC | | Asetek Initium Racing Bundle | 5.5 Nm | €503.36 excl. VAT | Yes | Yes | Yes | PC | | Asetek Initium + Boost Kit
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MOTORSPORT – Bahraini karting star Tariq Soofi will undergo a series of on-track training sessions next week with his Italian team Lenovo Kali Kart as part of his final preparations for the highly anticipated first round of the WSK Final Cup 2026. The meeting is scheduled to take place from August 26 to 30 at the Franciacorta Karting Track in Italy, with young Tariq hitting the tarmac in the Mini GR3 category amongst a highly competitive field of karters from around the world. Tariq’s participation comes after an intensive off-track training programme, which focused on enhancing his physical fitness and mental readiness to ensure peak performance during the remaining races of his current season. The supremely talented 11-year-old also conducted sim racing sessions for the Franciacorta circuit at Dubai-based Drivers Lab, while running test days at Al Forsan International Karting Circuit in Abu Dhabi and on his home track at Bahrain International Karting Circuit in Sakhir. On the professional development front, Tariq is being guided on his motorsport journey by Minardi Management – a leading driver-management company based in Italy with over 30 years of experience in international motorsport. Minardi are one of the world’s leading organisations in discovering and nurturing motor racing talent. At the core of Minardi Management are Giovanni Minardi and Dorothea Schulz, who are committed to providing the necessary technical and professional guidance to develop Tariq’s skills in line with the highest standards of motorsport excellence. Tariq is supported by Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK) and Shepherd Logistics, both of which are dedicated to empowering young Bahraini talent and helping them reach the international ranks to represent the kingdom at the highest levels. Round two of the WSK Final Cup 2026 will be held from November 18 to 22 at Circuito South Garda Karting, to
Aug 12, 2026 · via gdnonline.com
Mercedes-Benz Trucks Dual Pack 2 DLC will be released on 2nd September DLC pack features the Mercedes-Benz NG3850 and LG1519 6×6 “Mamute” vehicles SnowRunner’s second officially licensed Mercedes-Benz truck DLC is set to hit PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch 2 versions of the game next month. On the 2nd of September, the NG3850 and LG1519 6×6 “Mamute” vehicles will make their debut in Sabre Interactive’s off-roading sim, forming the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Dual Pack 2 DLC. The snappily titled NG3850 forms part of the brand’s Neue Generation of trucks built between 1973 and 1988. Rugged, utilitarian and powerful, the NG3850 features a monstrous V10 diesel engine thought to produce around 500 bhp. The LG1519, on the other hand, is a more extreme 6×6-style off-roading machine, featuring incredible boomerang-style rear suspension to enhance traction and stability over rough terrain. As you can see, it’s quite an impressive sight. The new content comes off the back of the successful release of the Mercedes-Benz Trucks Dual Pack 1 back in March, which added the firm’s Setros and Actros trucks to the game, with more expected to be unveiled in the future (Unimog, please, thanks). Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in
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There are the gorgeous Unreal Engine 5-powered graphics – a game engine that Supernova Games Studios has heavily customised, using the ‘Dark Matter’ internal code name – combined with accurate laser-scanned routes, matching real-world tracks with exacting detail. Sure, other areas of the rally sim in this early access phase need work. There are constant changes to throttle maps, suspension response and tyre models, alongside the roll-out of online multiplayer features, upcoming single-player modes and virtual reality. More cars wouldn’t go amiss either. But the stages. It’s hard to argue with their detail, realism and visual fidelity. However, if there was one complaint about the routes, it’s that because they are so detailed, could it take too long to add more into the title? Is the laser-scanning process simply too detailed and labour-intensive? “I’d like to point out that, while laser scanning is certainly expensive in itself, this technique actually gives us major advantages both in terms of quality and production time,” he enthusiastically explains to Traxion. “I’ve read comments from people who believe that creating stages manually in an empty environment would allow us to produce more of them. “Having experienced both approaches during my 21 years as a developer, I can confirm that this is not the case.” For the initiated, Zonca has previously worked on Sébastien Loeb Rally Evo and Gravel, plus at least 40 other racing games, including official World Rally Championship and MotoGP titles. “Having a laser-scan foundation, provided by an external company, gives us an accurate real-world template that we can immediately start working on. “Without it, we would first have to manually create the route, verify it, and iterate on it multiple times. On top of that, we would still not be able to achieve the level of visual fidelity and road-surface accuracy
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- Primary Subject: The Crew Motorfest (Season Update / Weekly Summit) - Key Update: The "Dolce Vita" weekly update introduces Italian-themed racing events without ESP, exclusive rewards like the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale 1968, and a Main Stage Bundle featuring Fiat and Maserati vehicles. - Status: Confirmed - Last Verified: January 20, 2026 - Quick Answer: The Crew Motorfest Dolce Vita weekly update adds Italian vehicle races, exclusive rewards like the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale, and new vanity shop rotations. Welcome to yet another weekly guide of This Week in The Crew. In this article, we tell you everything that has been added to the high-octane racing world of The Crew Motorfest in this week's update. Every week, Ubisoft releases an update packed with new content for The Crew Motorfest. The goal of these weekly updates is to keep the game feeling fresh and exciting to play. So, without further ado, let's find out everything about the latest This Week in The Crew update. This Week in The Crew - Dolce Vita Here's everything waiting for you in the latest This Week in The Crew update: | Name | Activities | Constraints | |---|---|---| | Kick Back and Relax | Race - No ESP | Fiat 500 F 1968 | | On a Tour | Race - No ESP | Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe | | Seaside Ride | Race - No ESP | Maserati Alfieri Concept | | Hit the Road, Fiat | Race - No ESP | Fiat 500 F 1968 | | Coastal Spirit | Race - No ESP | Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS Coupe | | Venturing Out | Race - No ESP | Maserati Alfieri Hypercar | | Skill | Slalom | Street 1 Italian | | Skill | Escape | Street 1 Italian
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Aug 11, 2026 · via youtu.be
The love for motorcycles is usually a personal story, and for some, racing sowed the seeds. Back in 1958, a young Mike "the Bike" Hailwood rode a 650cc Triumph twin to victory in the grueling Thruxton 500, a result that built Triumph's reputation for a decade before Malcolm Uphill cemented it at the Isle of Man TT. Getting a production bike around the fearsome TT course at 100mph took a stripped chassis, a rider crouched low over the tank, and a ton of courage for three laps straight. What followed was a nine-time world champion's career, and a bike that became the genesis of a custom generation, built in sheds, admired in café parking lots, raced against a stopwatch. Triumph’s Obsession And The Race To Hit The Ton The Ace Café sat on London's North Circular Road, a transport stop for truck drivers until the jukebox behind the counter started pulling in a very different kind of crowd. Riders would drop a coin, pick a record, then try to circle the roundabout up the road, and go back to the counter before the song ended. These were the Ton-Up Boys, donning leather jackets with rock and roll setting the theme. Triumph's own racing department was chasing the same goal at race circuits. Hailwood’s Thruxton 500 win stuck a nickname on the T120 engine that raced there, and by 1965, Triumph turned it into an actual production bike. A limited 52-unit homologation special built at the Meriden Works was sold under the Thruxton name for the first time. Six decades and several engine generations later, one version of that name still carried the highest state of tune Triumph had ever put into a road-going Bonneville. The Triumph Thruxton RS Reminds You Why You Fell In Love With Motorcycles Triumph built the
Aug 11, 2026 · via topspeed.com
Famous Buenos Aires track added to PISTA Motorsport Free update available to download now via Steam A free new update has been released for promising sim PISTA Motorsport, with the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez added to its burgeoning circuit roster. PISTA Motorsport is an Argentinian motorsport-themed racing sim currently in Steam Early Access with bold plans for comprehensive career and multiplayer modes. Its roadmap includes the introduction of modding (including support for community-made paid mods) and further track and car DLC as it moves towards V1.0. Perhaps best-known to Formula 1 fans simply as Buenos Aires, the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez has had a tumultuous history since its foundation in 1952. Originally conceived during populist president Juan Perón’s reign, the track hosted the Argentine Grand Prix sporadically between 1953 and 1998, its popularity initially boosted by the presence of Argentina’s greatest racing driver, Juan-Manuael Fangio. Undergoing many layout changes and renovations over its existence, the track was eventually renamed to commemorate Argentine racing driver Oscar Gálvez in 1989, with his brother Juan’s name subsequently added to its official title in 2008. The track is undergoing extensive modifications to bring it up to FIA Grade 2 level for 2027, when it will host a round of MotoGP. Currently, it showcases the country’s leading race series, Turismo Carretera, which also heavily features in-game. The PISTA Motorsport version of Buenos Aires features six distinct layouts and is compatible with the game’s recently introduced AI opponent system. Discussion 0 Comments Join the discussion Join Traxion.gg to start discussing with members. Already a member? Sign in
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FIA MENA ESPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP RETURNS WITH 2026 AND 2027 EDITIONS Building on a landmark inaugural FIA-sanctioned championship that attracted more than 735 competitors from 20 countries, the FIA MENA Esports Championship will return with two new editions in 2026 and 2027, continuing to strengthen Esports participation across the Middle East and North Africa. The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, has announced the return of the FIA MENA Esports Championship, with two new editions set to take place in 2026 and 2027, building on the success of the inaugural FIA-sanctioned championship held in 2025. Once again contested on Gran Turismo 7, the championship will bring together the region’s leading sim racers through a structured qualification pathway delivered in collaboration with FIA Member Clubs across the Middle East and North Africa. The FIA MENA Esports Championship continues to provide competitors with the opportunity to compete under the FIA’s internationally recognised sporting framework, while creating an accessible pathway into motor sport for a new generation of sim racers. The inaugural FIA-sanctioned edition established a strong foundation for the championship’s future growth, attracting 735 registered competitors from 20 countries across the MENA region. National qualifying events identified the region’s leading drivers before the competition reached its climax with the Final held in Amman, Jordan. The championship also demonstrated significant engagement beyond the competition itself, generating more than 133 million social media impressions, 111 million video views, 37 million engagements and attracting over two million viewers throughout the 2025 edition. Following a highly competitive final, Naif Al Faleh (Saudi Arabia) was crowned the inaugural FIA MENA Esports Champion, ahead of fellow Saudi driver Wesam Khalil, while Sami-Joe Abi Nakhle (Lebanon) completed the podium. The 2026 edition of the FIA MENA Esports
Aug 11, 2026 · via fia.com
Betting on someone playing a video game used to be a joke. Then the prize pools got real. Then the teams got real. And now we're here, in 2026, with esports betting sitting at $15.39 billion according to Spherical Insights and sim racing quietly becoming one of the categories bookmakers actually want to cover. Bettors on 1xBet Somalia already see virtual racing listed next to football and basketball in the esports sections, which tells you where things are heading. 532 million people watched esports in 2024 and about 29% of them wagered at least once a month. Those aren't niche numbers anymore. The Leagues Driving All of This So there are three competitions you need to know about if you're even slightly curious about where sim racing meets betting. F1 Sim Racing World Championship Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes. Nine of eleven actual F1 teams field sim racing squads, and these aren't hobbyist setups. They're factory-backed with real budgets. The whole thing runs on F1 25 across four LAN events, broadcast live, $750,000 prize fund. Jarno Opmeer picked up his third title in 2025 (nobody else has more than one), and the 2026 season wrapped up in May. If you follow real F1, you can read form and driver tendencies here without learning a completely new sport. That crossover is a big part of why betting markets on this series have gotten so deep. eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series This one runs long. Twenty-four rounds, forty drivers, twenty teams, $511,000 in prize money. Steven Wilson won 2025 with Spire Motorsports. NASCAR treats it as official, which isn't nothing. They added three vehicle categories to qualifying in 2026, first time they've done that. But what really makes eNASCAR work for betting is oval racing itself. Pack drafting, restarts where ten cars go
Aug 11, 2026 · via racinggames.gg