The ADAC GT Masters Esports Championship utilising RaceRoom Racing Experience will once again deliver talented grids, exciting cars and close racing this year, and you can watch the English YouTube stream exclusively on Traxion.GG.
Using GT3 cars across a seven-round calendar, with each round consisting of two races, the line-up for this year’s series is the best yet, as elite esports professionals duke it out for the share of a €100,000 prize pool.
A real-life McLaren GT worth €234,000 is also up for grabs should anyone be skilled enough to win every race.
It all starts on Tuesday 1st June 2021 at 19:15 CEST / 18:15 BST / 13:15 EST / 10:15 PST and will be live on our YouTube channel.
The entry line-up for the 2021 edition is expanded and includes established esports teams such as Romain Grosjean’s R8G eSports, Team Redline, Red Bull Racing Esports, Williams Esports, Team Fordzilla, Mahle Racing and world touring car driver Norbert Michelisz’s M1RA Esports amongst others.
Driver highlights include Jakub Brzezinski who competed in the recent GT Pro Series and Formula E: Accelerate, GT Pro Series and GT World Challenge Europe Esports competitor Kevin Siggy. German GT Academy winner and former Nismo Athlete Marc Gassner is also on the grid, plus 2020 eWTCR champion Gergo Baldi, 2020 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual winner Nikodem Wisniewski and 2020 GT Pro champion Erhan Jajovski.
Moritz Löhner, now with Dörr Esports, won the title last year in a thrilling final round battle, and he returns to defend the crown for 2021 alongside runner up Néstor García for Red Bull Racing Esports and third-place finisher Williams Esports’ Jack Keithley.
The championship also includes a new-for-2021 GT4 support category held across seven 20-minute races. For each round, racers must qualify via RaceRoom and the entry is open to anyone. The leaderboard for the first race, held at Oschersleben is open now and the grid will feature Traxion.GG’s very own John Munro.
The winner of the GT4 championship will guarantee their place on the main GT3 grid for 2022.
There are also four spots for online qualifiers on the main GT3 grid at each round too, so you can test yourself against the strongest RaceRoom grid yet. Also, keep your eyes peeled for a special Traxion.GG themed livery.
The GT3 race format consists of a 15-minute qualifying session, a 20-minute Sprint Race and a 40-minute Feature Race that includes a top-10 reversed grid. The final round of the season is a ‘Double Header’ with two feature-length races alongside the Sprint Race.
Below are all the important details for the 2021 2021 ADAC GT Masters Esports Championship powered by EnBW mobility+. Be sure to watch on the Traxion.GG YouTube channel, live and exclusive, for every race this season and set a reminder for when each race starts.
ADAC GT Masters Esports Championship 2021 calendar
1st June 2021 – Oschersleben Moto A
8th June 2021 – Red Bull Ring Grand Prix
6th July 2021 – Zandvoort Grand Prix
3rd August 2021 – Nürburgring Sprint
31st August 2021 – Lausitzring Grand Prix Course
28th September 2021 – Sachsenring Grand Prix
19th October 2021 – Hockenheimring Grand Prix – Double Header
ADAC GT Masters Esports Championship 2021 race format and timings
19:15 CEST / 18:15 BST – Broadcast start
19:25 CEST / 18:25 BST – GT3 Qualifying
19:42 CEST / 18:42 BST – GT3 Sprint Race
20:15 CEST / 19:15 BST – GT4 Qualifying
20:32 CEST / 19:32 BST – GT4 Race
21:15 CEST / 20:15 BST – GT3 Feature Race
ADAC GT Masters Esports Championship 2021 entry list
Jack Keithley – Williams Esports
Christopher Högfeldt – Virtualdrivers by TX3
Néstor García – Red Bull Racing Esports
Tim Jarschel – MRS Esports
Bence Bánki – Dörr Esports
Jakub Brzezinski – Williams Esports
Gergo Baldi – M1RA Esports
Moritz Löhner – Dörr Esports
Michael Rächl – Dörr Esports
Lucas Müller – HRT Esports
Florian Hasse – Dörr Esports
Nikodem Wisniewski – Williams Esports
Alexander Dornieden – MRS Esports
Martin Barna – M1RA Esports
Marko Pejic – Mahle Racing Team
Kevin Siggy – Team Redline
Jeffrey Rietveld – Team Redline
Erhan Jajovski – R8G eSports
Marc Gassner – MRS Esports
Nico Nünninghoff – Dörr Esports
Leon Rüdinger – Privateer
Gianmarco Fiduci – Team Fordzilla
Thibault Cazaubon – R8G eSports
Leonard Krippner – T3 Esports
Isaac Price – Privateer
Petr Pliska – Ballas Racing Team
Max Pfeifer – ERC by FSP / TÜV Rheinland
David Nagy – M1RA Esports
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