Alpine Esports

German Williams Esports driver Schöniger showed the field a fresh pair of heels this season, dominating the championship.

James Baldwin and Tinko van der Velde shared the wins in Round 2 of the 2023 Alpine Esports Series, but Dennis Schöniger still holds the championship advantage heading into the final round.

The first round of the 2023 championship witnessed a double win for Williams Esports driver Dennis Schöniger, as the fight for the real-world Alpine GT4 test begins.

The 2023 Alpine Esports Series starts next week, and as of Tuesday (18th April), the 35 drivers and three racing venues have been revealed.

We visited the home of Alpine’s Formula 1 team to see what the future hold’s for the outfits sim racing and esports initiatives.

The Alpine Esports Championship gets underway this March, with the 2023 edition promising a GT4 test and a $60,000 prize pool.

With the upcoming 2022 Formula 1 Esports Pro Championship season on the horizon, Alpine Racing’s Esports team, Alpine Esports, has a fresh look for the upcoming year. The trio of drivers were unveiled on Thursday (7th July 2022) and as expected, it won’t include two of the former drivers from the 2021 season, Nicolas Longuet…Continue reading “Alpine Esports team unveiled for 2022 F1 Esports Championship season”»

After a fan vote, Nürburgring GP will hold the final round to decide the 2022 Alpine Esports Series champion, live later today (23rd June).

George Boothby, James Baldwin and Marko Pejic were the three names to watch out for off the back of the 2022 Alpine Esports Series’ (AES) first round, which is utilising the Assetto Corsa Competizione platform for the entirety of the series. As a reminder, prizes for this season include an Alpine A110 GT4 driving experience,…Continue reading “Baldwin sets up stroll to Alpine Esports Series title with two Paul Ricard victories”»