ESL R1

After Kevin Siggy’s victory in the Drivers’ Championship, Team Redline returned to claim the ESL R1 Teams’ Championship at the Esports World Cup.

The ESL R1 Finals take place as part of the Esports World Cup for the very first time, where the best sim racers on the planet battle it out for a share of a $500,000 prize pool.

Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Corniche Circuit has just been announced for Rennsport ahead of the ESL R1 finals in Riyadh.

The American track is set to add the Rennsport Closed Beta and be used in the ESL R1 racing esports competition.

The Rennsport-utilising ESL R1 championship returned to Monza, and it was R8G Esports’ Jiri Toman taking an inaugural final victory.

Williams Esports’ Nikodem Wisniewski took his maiden victory in ESL R1 at the Nürburgring, with Maximilian Benecke in close contention.

MOUZ’s Maximilian Benecke finally tasted victory in the third round of ESL R1’s Fall Season as championship leader Sebastian Job fell at the semi-final stage.

Sebastian Job took the win in Round 2 of ESL R1’s Fall Season after Maximilian Benecke was penalised for an incident with the G2 Esports driver.

G2 Esports’ Sebastian Job enjoyed a terrific start to his ELS R1 Fall Season campaign by claiming semi-final and final wins at Monza.