eWTCR

Slovakian Bence Bánki notched up another victory to help him take the 2023 eWTCR on home turf at the Slovakiaring.

Slovakian Bence Bánki took another win at Suzuka to cement his claim for the 2023 Esports World Touring Car Cup.

The daunting Circuito da Guia hosted the third round of the 2023 Esports WTCR competition, and there were two action-packed races, as James Kirk reports.

Bence Bánki extended his lead at the top of the eWTCR standings at Spa-Francorchamps, taking a win and a third place.

As the Esports WTCR series returns for 2023 using RaceRoom, the first race wins went to Williams Esports’ Jack Keithley and Team Fordzilla’s Petr Pliska.

The second round of the 2022 eWTCR Shoot-Out saw Bence Bánki and Grega Hudjek emerge as winners at the Hungaroring.

Following eighteen months of non-activity, it transpired that news of the Esports World Touring Car Cup’s demise had been greatly exaggerated. Last seen in 2020, the championship’s survival was a welcome one given its status as one of the earliest examples of a real-world to virtual world transition; back into its Touring Car Championship guise….Continue reading “Esports WTCR: Barna and Witvoet secure wins upon series return”»

The Esports World Touring Cup (eWTCR) was in full force during a pandemic-stricken 2020 with three separate seasons run within the 12-month period. The first two saw real-life drivers taking to the track in an attempt to best their virtual counterparts. However, it was the third and final of these seasons which was always going…Continue reading “Esports World Touring Cup 2020 season review – Baldi cements his legacy”»