Following qualifying around the streets of Berlin, those interested in making the in-person London finale for Formula E’s racing esports competition must head to a virtual Rome this week.
Open qualifying within PC simulator rFactor 2 will run between 7th-9th July, with participants registering via Grid Finder and joining the competition’s Discord. From there, the top 88 drivers will be placed into qualifying races on 11th July. There will be three of these, with the top 22 drivers (based on accumulated points) heading into the Rome Major on 15th July.
The major will feature a full real-world Formula E format, which means the field is split into two groups followed by head-to-head duels for qualifying, followed by a race.
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