A community championship concept from the minds at both the Virtual Competition Organisation (VCO) and The SimGrid has gained life in the form of the Grand Finals, a new competition that will ultimately take place starting on 28th October and through November.
Building off of the World Cup idea from 2021 and 2022, the Grand Finals aim to take more of a community approach, offering some of the biggest sim racing communities through The SimGrid that compete on Assetto Corsa Competizione the chance to be on the grid for the big finale, either in GT3 or GT4 ranks.
For each of the 10 communities that have been selected… rather, 11 communities now with the inclusion of Low Fuel Motorsports, each community will be able to send forth their Top 5 finishing teams to the big show, the Top 3 taking on GT3 and fourth and fifth entered into the GT4 class.
With LFM added to the mix, that means the 11 different communities will fill 55 of the 58 slots on the Grand Finals grid, with 33 teams entered into the GT3 and 22 into GT4.
The GT4 class will also get three more entries through a last chance through a Play-Off prologue, where the sixth, seventh and eighth place finishing teams in each community will battle for the final three spots on the GT4 grid, to make a total of 25 GT4 entries into the Grand Final.
While each team will fight for their own supremacy, they will also be representing their respective communities that they qualified through, thus the competition will also tally points for communities as well as individual teams.
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