To celebrate SimGrid’s first Birthday, we headed down to Suzuka for a 100 car, 90-minute multi-class race. With so many cars on track, it was a great way to mark the occasion, and a race well worth catching up on.
With SimGrid’s popular Sprint Cup returning for a fourth season in the near future, let’s take a look back at season three.
The SimGrid x VCO World Cup is back for another race, this time, for the 12 hours of Donington Park. It was another intense race, shaking up the championship and leaving the door wide open for the coming rounds.
More Female Racers by Thrustmaster Rockets is approaching its climax, but first, drivers were headed to legendary British circuit, Brands Hatch, for the penultimate round of the season. It was a race of shocks and surprises, so check out how teams got along.
The Kyalami Series was set to end on a high, as drivers took to the track one last time for a 75-minute sprint in GT3’s of their choice. But, only one driver could emerge as champion.
The well-loved SimGrid Endurance Cup headed to legendary American circuit, Laguna Seca, for the next round of the season. At 3 hours, this was one of the shorter races in the season, so teams couldn’t afford to just wait around.
The SimGrid’s mini-championship is doing something different in the world of Assetto Corsa Competizione, with a series where each round is held at the Kyalami circuit in Gauteng, South Africa. Rounds 3 and 4 saw action up and down the field, read below to get in the know!
Round 4 of More Female Racers by Thrustmaster Rockets was set to take place at sunny Kyalami. After a potentially pivotal moment for the championship at Spa, the fight was hotting up. Let’s run through how it unfolded.
Last Friday, SimGrid’s latest championship, the Kyalami Series, arrived on our screens for the first two rounds. The first race was in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo, followed by the Huracan GT3 Evo, and put on a great show.
For it’s second round, the Endurance Cup was headed to the infamous Monza. With it all to play for, everyone was raring and ready to go, putting on an incredible 6 hours of racing.
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