Arguably the biggest racing esports in the world returns for this year, and it kicks off later this month with a brand-new format.
F1 Esports Series Pro Championship – no, it’s not F1 Esports Pro Series, keep up – will once again utilise the official Formula 1 game, F1 22, and pair it with the platform’s quickest drivers.

The biggest change this time around is the introduction of 50 per cent length race. Half the length of a real-world F1 race, this is a jump from 35 per cent in recent years in a move to highlight further strategic prowess.
Live on the F1 YouTube and Twitch channels, the 2021 championship witnessed at times two races back-to-back on the same evening. Now, each round will feature three qualifying sessions and races, each spaced out across three days.
There will be 12 races in total, starting in Bahrain on 14th September and ending in a virtual Abu Dhabi on 16th December.


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