IndyCar stars join Subaru’s new RX esports series
A number of IndyCar drivers including Alexander Rossi, Colton Herta and James Hinchcliffe will compete in a Subaru-backed rallycross esports series
Cannistraci and Weijer win penalty-filled GT Challenge race
Deniele Cannistraci and Sido Weijer took their first race wins respectively in the GT Challenge championship, despite both being on the edge of relegation heading into the previous round
How Leclerc completes an unthinkable Ferrari transformation
Not so long ago, the thought of Formula 1’s most traditional team engaging in esports was unthinkable – but now its leading star has been bitten by the virtual racing bug
Real Penske engineers key to iRacing IndyCar victory
Penske IndyCar drivers Scott McLaughlin and Will Power have credited their real-life engineers for helping to mastermind a strong start to the IndyCar iRacing Challenge
Sponsor drops NASCAR driver Wallace for ‘rage quitting’
A sponsor has reportedly dropped NASCAR driver Darrell ‘Bubba’ Wallace after he appeared to ‘rage quit’ the NASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational event at Bristol on Sunday
Ocon to race in Renault’s Gran Turismo event
Renault Formula 1 driver Esteban Ocon will take part in the manufacturers’ new esports event held on Gran Turismo Sport this coming Tuesday
Leclerc plans ‘more funny races’ with F1 drivers online
Charles Leclerc has promised “more funny races” among Formula 1 drivers and immediately started planning independent events after winning the Virtual Grand Prix on his esports debut
Leclerc wins on Virtual Grand Prix series debut
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc dominated the championship’s replacement Vietnam Grand Prix, held at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, on his Virtual Grand Prix series debut
Norris wins Veloce event, Vandoorne and Gutierrez clash
McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris won Veloce Esports’ first knockout styled tournament, beating YouTuber Benjamin Daly, known as Tiametmarduk
Why F1 chose ‘light relief’ not a copy like rivals
Formula 1’s esports offering in the coronavirus delay is markedly different to other virtual motorsport events. Scott Mitchell explains why that’s good news for fans across the board
