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Track Titan partners with FIA for sim racing and esports driver development

After partnering with Moza, the sim racing coaching platform Track Titan is now working with the FIA.

FIA Track Titan partnership

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By Martin Bigg

Track Titan has announced a partnership with the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) to “support driver development and performance improvement” in sim racing and esports competitions.

As a result, Track Titan will become a driver coaching platform with the FIA. The partnership will also enable its competitors and members to receive three-month subscription codes, making it more accessible.

Based in the UK, Track Titan is an AI-powered driver training program for sim racing and motorsport. With over 300,000 members, it analyses data from track driving sessions to provide personalised feedback, showing areas where performance can be improved.

By partnering with Track Titan, the governing body aims to make the coaching platform “accessible across the FIA ecosystem.”

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It follows a partnership with sim racing hardware manufacturer Moza established earlier this year to develop its own AI-powered sim racing coaching tool dubbed Moza Coaching.

“Esports is an important part of the FIA’s approach to developing new pathways for drivers and engaging with a new generation of competitors,” said the FIA’s Esports Sporting Manager,  Eric Stranne.

“Track Titan brings valuable expertise in data-driven driver coaching, and this collaboration gives us an opportunity to make personalised performance insights more accessible through our ASN network. Providing subscription access to national communities is a practical way to connect innovative digital tools with drivers and support their development.”

“The desire to improve is universal, but access to great feedback is not,” Track Titan’s Founder and CEO, Max Teichert, added.  “Track Titan exists to close that gap. Together with the FIA, we can give more drivers the clarity, direction and confidence that come from understanding their own performance – and help them see how far focused development can take them.”

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