Virtual Pit Stop

The prequalifying phase of Porsche Esports Sprint Challenge Poland enters its closing stages. One last chance and just 3 days left for everyone who hopes to compete in the official Polish Digital Motorsport Championship.

🚗 Porsche 911 RSR
📍 Oulton Park
📆 26.08 2:00 am - 29.08 2:00 am

Visit the link for more details:
https://porscheesports.pl/home

✅ No bonus points for guessing the name of that corner

Our Porsche Esports Sprint Challenge Poland hopefuls will get very familiar with corkscrew during the second round of prequalifying, which has begun today! 👀

🚗 Porsche 911 RSR
📍 Laguna Seca
📆 21.08 2:00 am - 24.08 2:00 am

Visit the link for more details:
https://porscheesports.pl/home

Virtual Pit Stop is pleased to announce that we have become the marketing partner of Porsche Esports Sprint Challenge Poland 🥳

⚠ The second season of the official Polish Championship in Digital Motorsport is set to kick off next week with a prequalifying phase

Porsche Polska | Polski Związek Motorowy | Ragnar Simulator

We had the pleasure of being a part of
the annual Exotic Rage event in
Exotic Car Club Poland . Our Digital Motorsports sim rigs gathered plenty of interest from all of the
guests, including Fit Lovers !

The rumours of Thrustmaster releasing their first Direct Drive wheel turn out to be false, with the manufacturer announcing a second version of their T-GT belt driver steering wheel.

Thrustmaster claims to have spent 23 000 R&D hours on developing the Force Feedback system, which supposedly makes it a worthy upgrade from the previous version.

The product is officially licenced for PS4 and PS5 with Gran Turismo being the main focus.

After revealing the BMW M4 GT3 rim compatible both with the real world car and simracing wheel base, Fanatec have take on a similar project with Bentley's GT3 Pikes Peak race car.

The 310mm wheel will be equipped with an FIA certified quick release system, which will allow for its use both in the real and virtual world.

With M4 rim's price being estimated at around 5000 euro, it's expected that the newest addition to Fanatec's lineup will also be a very premium product.

Studio 397 has announced a new championship called Formula Series with the aim to challenge RFactor2's best open wheel drivers in a team-based 6 round championship.

The series will boast a $25 000 prize pool and take place every other Monday, starting on July 19th. It will utilise a championship ladder system similar to rF2's GT Pro championship with a feeder series called Formula Challenge

Richard Burns Rally is a rally simulator published in 2004. The game wasn't initially greeted with great enthusiasm, but to this day it's greatly apprecieated by the hardcore simracing community for its realistic portrayals of real-life coursed and advanced physics engine, which is still hard to match by modern rally games.

Thrustmaster has teased its customers with a realease of a new simracing wheel base.

It is believed that the manufacturer plans to release a basic version of a Direct Drive wheel in order to rival Fanatec and their newest CSL DD.

F1 Challenge released in 2003 is a racing game based on four F1 seasons from 1999 to 2002. Following the trend of previous simracing titles, F1C had vast modding capabilities and thus the game has gone on to cover many more racing seasons of the top motorsport series, even simulating Le Mans and NASCAR. This was thanks to most important assets of the game such as physics and cars being implemented in easily accessible text files.

Grand Prix Legends is a third title on our list that was published by Papyrus Design Group, this time in 1998. The game simulates the 1967 Formula 1 season and is known for ahead-of-its-time graphics. It could be argued that this very title layed the pathway for simracing games of the next decade by allowing the players to freely modify the software. That in turn resulted in high, long-lasting interest from the community.