Sim racing platform Simracing.GP has created an endurance league in association with hardware manufacturer Moza Racing.

The sim racing community and league platform Simracing.GP is now working with the world’s largest chip manufacturer to offer fresh competitions and prizes.

It was announced on Wednesday (18th May 2022) via a blog post that the popular Brazilian racing scene simulation, Automobilista 2, will be joining the ranks over at Simracing.GP. Working together with Reiza Studios, the AMS2 servers are online for Simracing.GP members and league runners to utilize on their community platform. Joining alongside Assetto Corsa…Continue reading “Automobilista 2 servers now available on Simracing.GP”»

The new feature will enable users to create leagues and championships for EA SPORTS F1 23, with additional titles such as Forza Motorsport expected imminently.

There have been some changes at the top of the league and community sim racing platform’s structure, but the diminutive team is pressing on.

Sim racers will be able to acquire points by competing in Simracing.GP events, with a tally counting towards potential rewards. Simracing.GP has today (5th June) launched a new points system. Set aside from any ranking system that evaluates driver performance, this new addition seems more akin to a loyalty programme. Firstly, drivers will earn 10…Continue reading “League and community platform Simracing.GP launches points reward system”»

A suite of new features are also now available to sim racing communities, including a tailored split and ranking system.

The Next Level Racing GT3 Cup will return in 2023 over on Assetto Corsa Competizione, hosted by Simracing.GP.

We reveal all you need to know about the 2022 ADAC SimRacing Expo. The sim racing show runs from the 1st-4th December in Nuremberg, Germany, and is set to host some of the biggest companies and personalities in sim racing.