Former Central Europe CEO of Liberty Global has invested in the London-based Veloce eSports team.
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The 2019 F1 Esports Series started with Ferrari making a dream debut with David Tonizza winning two of the three races; Frederik Rasmussen won the first live race.
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The 2019 F1 Esports Series kicks off on the 11th September, where ten official F1 teams will aim to win a large portion of the $500,000 prize money.
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All 10 teams have revealed their line-up for the upcoming 2019 F1 Esports Pro Series.
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Codemasters will add the Alexander Albon and Pierre Gasly swap at Red Bull and Toro Rosso in the F1 2019 Game, with an update pending after the summer break.
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How Nicolas Longuet Went From Bedroom To Red Bull F1 Esports Drive In 12 Months
Nicolas Longuet in a space of twelve months went from a TV viewer, watching the F1 Esports Pro Draft in 2018, to becoming a Red Bull Esports driver.
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W Series Champion Jamie Chadwick believes the Esports platform can help young girls get into Motorsport.
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A brand new multi-disciplinary event called the Motorsport Games is set to be held in 2019.
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Formula 1 has launched its first ever regional Esports championship in China, beginning the search for the next Chinese Esports superstar.
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Ferrari have signed a new driver days after the F1 Esports Pro Draft, where they picked up Italian gamer David Tonzilla. A third driver is soon to be named.
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The 2019 F1 New Balance Esports Series commenced with ten drivers being selected by ten official F1 teams in the Pro Draft.
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Ahead of the 2019 F1 Esports Pro Draft, The Checkered Flag looks back at last year’s Draft and determine whether the picks were a hit, a miss or a meh choice.
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2018 F1 Esports Participant Kimmy Larsson says his eligibility to take part in the 2019 Pro Draft is like a second chance to prove himself.
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Racing Point have announced their line-up for the 2019 F1 Esports Series. Marcel Kiefer remains at the team and is joined by rookie Daniele Hadid
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Alfa Romeo Racing F1 Esports have announced their line-up for the 2019 F1 Esports Series, including runner-up Daniel Bereznay and eRoc champion James Baldwin.