The Sim Grid’s highly popular More Female Racers series by Thrustmaster made it’s way to Circuit Zandvoort this week for round two, and with all still to play for and teams looking to step up their championship campaign, it was bound to produce another incredible race.
The Highly anticpated More Female Racers series by Thrustmaster kicked off this week, with plenty of action through the whole grid. Jean Alesi E-Sports Academy took the first win of the series at Misano.
The newly released Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari was the second round of the Endurnace Cup at The Sim Grid. Ambassadors for Rennwelten found their feet quickest and took the race win as a result.
With 4 winners from 5 races, the Academy Cup series was due to end in an epic battle at the Temple of Speed. Hosseini rose above the challenge to convert another victory, securing him the title.
The Sim Grid World Cup by Thrustmaster came to conclusion in an epic battle on track. GTWR Simulator Giantruck rounded out the series with 3 wins from 4, crowning them inagural champions.
Egor Ogorodnikov has become our fourth different winner of The Academy Cup season, as he makes huge gains in the drivers’ standings. With one round left to go, the battle will be fierce.
The Academy Cup headed to Barcelona for round 3 of the series. Despite the treachourous conditions, Joe McAuley took to the track to gain his first win of the series, making it three different winners in three different races.
The opening round of The Sim Grid Endurance Cup’s second season was under the basking heat of Catalunya. GTWR Simulator Giantruck set the early score with a dominant start to the season.
The Second round of The Sim Grid Academy Cup took place at Zandvoort. Amongst the ferocity of racing, it was Niels Van Der Koekelt who took his maiden victory on home soil.
The Academy Cup is the latest of The Sim Grid’s many highly competitive racing series’, but unlike the others, The Academy Cup is exclusively for ACC’s Porsche Cup cars. They are a completely new beast to everyone, having; less grip, worse tyre wear and no traction control in sight. The
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