RENNSPORT

Burgeoning racing simulation platform Rennsport has announced Audi as its third car manufacturer brand on board with the project.

The all-new sim racing platform, Rennsport, made a splash during its reveal earlier this year. Soon, more people will be able to try it through an upcoming Closed Beta.

While the upcoming simulation platform Rennsport is only being created on PC for now, provided the right circumstances appear, console sim racers may not miss out.

No tokens. No blockchain. Emphatically so. Rennsport CEO Morris Hebecker also explains how mods will be legalised through their licenced automotive partners.

Listen to our conversation with RENNSPORT sim racing and esports platform Co-FOunder and CEO Morris Hebecker.

We’ve played Rennsport, the new sim racing platform, and here’s our pure gameplay of the two GT3 cars around the Hockenheimring.

Rennsport exists, it’s not an NFT and we’ve tried it alongside 100 of the world’s quickest sim racers and content creators.

RENNSPORT has made a splash recently, an all-new sim racing game from a brand new studio. Here’s everything you need to know so far, from pricing, to release date and VR support.

Yet more information has emerged from the RENNSPORT summit, in Munich, with Porsche’s electric racing car concept, the Mission R, part of the emerging sim platform’s confirmed car roster. To date, the BWM M4 GT3 and Porsche 911 GT3 R have been showcased, and both manufacturers are listed as ‘partner’s by the game’s social media…Continue reading “RENNSPORT includes Porsche Mission R and Goodwood Hillclimb”»