Esports

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has approved the creation of a special Appendix to the International Sporting Code dedicated to the governance of esports.

A brand new sim-racing organization, MEGA Esports, founded from the collaboration between esports teams and real-world racing bodies, has been launched to players in the Oceania region.

The FIA has announced that the third FIA Motorsport Games will feature an expansion to its esports offerings with a second discipline that sees iRacing make its event debut alongside Assetto Corsa Competizione — but there’s no room for Gran Turismo.

The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the governing body of world motorsport, is inviting motorsport and racing game fans to fill out a new survey on the topic of racing esports as it looks to help develop the future of motorsport.

Racing gamers who want the chance to test their skills in the real world have a new opportunity to do just that, as esports startup Racing Prodigy launches a new league: Prodigy Racing League (PRL).

The Olympics is coming back to Gran Turismo, with GT7 hosting the new Olympic Esports Series 2023 Motor Sport Event.

Alpine will bring its esports series back for a third season, offering the winning player a chance to take a drive in an A110 GT4 along with a host of other prizes.

The SRO’s esports offering will expand once more in 2023 as a new, on-site “Sim Pro Series” joins the 25-race calendar for the official esports series using Assetto Corsa Competizione.

The United Kingdom’s James Baldwin has taken the gold medal in the esports discipline at the FIA Motorsport Games, to give the country its first ever category gold.

The FIA Motorsport Games will crown its esports champion today, with the semi-finals and final taking place live from the Mistral Hall at Circuit Paul Ricard.

The world’s best virtual racers will be gunning for the medals in the FIA Motorsport Games Esports event over the next two days, starting with the quarter-finals on Friday October 28.

The UK’s Jonathan Riley has taken victory at the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Series Grand Final, claiming the prize of a paid, professional seat on the factory Ferrari esports team.

The 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Series reaches its climax today, with the Grand Final coming from Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello.

After six months of racing, the final six competitors in the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Series have gathered in Maranello for the Grand Final, which will broadcast on Sunday October 2.

The 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship is now down to its final six drivers after two evenings of racing in the Regional Finals.

Half of the names heading to the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship Grand Final are now locked in, and today’s North American Regional Final is set to decide the remaining racers.

The best 24 virtual Ferrari drivers in Europe will be racing head-to-head for just three Grand Final spots in the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship Regional Final today.

With just six places left in the Grand Final, the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship reaches a crucial point this week with the two Regional Finals.

We now know the names of all 48 drivers, 24 from Europe and 24 from North America, who’ve qualified for the Regional Finals of the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship Regional Finals.