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The second and final set of qualifying races for the regional finals of the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship will be streamed on Ferrari’s Twitch channel this week, as players look to book their spots in the Regional Finals later this month.

The first 24 qualifiers, 12 from Europe and 12 from North America, have booked their spots in the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship Regional Finals.

The second of the two Regional Qualifiers in the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship will be live at 2100 ET today as drivers from the new North America group battle for their places in the regional final.

The first Regional Qualifier in the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship will be live at 1900 UTC today. Four races will determine the first 12 drivers for the European Final in September, as the top qualifiers from the four hotlap events go head to head.

The first set of qualifying races for the regional finals of the 2022 Ferrari Velas Esports Championship will be streamed on Ferrari’s Twitch channel next week, with the European races on Monday June 13 and the North American bracket on Tuesday June 14.

After two aborted attempts to stage a second event, Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) has announced that its Motorsport Games will finally return this October.

The unique Fanatec Esports GT Pro Series, which sees real racing drivers compete in a virtual environment for points towards their real-world championship, returns for 2022, with the first round taking place at this weekend’s 3 Hours of Imola.

Registration is now open for the 2022 edition of the Ferrari Velas Esports Series, with the eventual champion winning themselves a seat on the Scuderia Ferrari Velas Esports Team in 2023.

GT Academy champion and Bathurst 12 Hour winner Wolfgang Reip has spoken for the first time about his battle with a debilitating hearing disorder, as he seeks to raise funds for research into the condition.

The penultimate rounds of the 2021 F1 Esports Series Pro Championship will get underway today with both championship tables finely poised — and Mercedes and Red Bull tied for first in the constructor table.

There’s one final chance to get your foot in the door for the 2022 F1 Esports Series, with the last qualifying round for next season underway now.

The second round of this year’s F1 Esports Pro Series is running today and tomorrow, and already there’s a familiar look to the championship.

Ferrari has launched a standalone esports competition for mobile devices, running alongside its top tier Esports Series over the next three weeks.

The 2021 F1 Esports Pro Series is set to get underway a little later today, with qualifying and the race session itself for the first two rounds of the championship.

The 2021 International GT League World Series will enter its final phase this month, with a pair of events over the next two weeks.

If you fancy taking part in the 2022 F1 Esports Pro Championship and aren’t currently one of the 30 selected “Pro Rank” drivers, now’s your chance. Qualification starts today, and all you need to take part is a copy of F1 2021 and a valid PSN, Xbox Live, or Steam account.

The full driver lineup and schedule for the 2021 edition of the F1 Esports Series Pro Championship is now available following the Preview Show earlier this week.

We’re barely a month away from the start of the 2021 F1 Esports Series Pro Championship, and tonight we’ll get to find out which drivers will be racing in the prestigious series.

The groundbreaking Fanatec Esports GT Pro Series enters its fourth of five rounds this season with a trip to the Nurburgring.

The first official Virtual 24 Hours of Spa gets underway later today, with 33 of the world’s best esports squads racing for victory.