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Williams Esports shuffles lineup for 2023

Dennis Schöniger and Charlie Crossland have joined Williams Esports ahead of the latest racing esports season, while several other drivers have moved to pastures new.

Williams Esports shuffles lineup for 2023

Williams Esports will enter the 2023 racing esports season with a new look driver roster, with nine drivers set to leave and two new recruits.

Announced via social media on 8th January 2023, the Grove-based virtual racing team will say goodbye to André Böttcher, Alessio Di Capua, Alex Arana, Dino Lombardi, Dominik Staib, Giorgio Mangano, Michael Romanidis, Tariq Gamil and Valerio Gallo.

Of note, Greek driver Romanidis drove for Williams during the 2022-23 Le Mans Virtual Series, participating in the Spa-Francorchamps round, alongside the V10 R-League. Gallo was the 2021 Gran Turismo World Series Nations Cup winner and Olympic Virtual Series victor, while Mangano is also a competitor on the Sony platform.

As these drivers depart, Assetto Corsa Competizione expert Dennis Schöniger joins from the Unicorns of Love squad, while Charlie Crossland has jumped ship from G2 Esports.

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The team’s next event is the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual, this coming weekend, ahead of what is set to be a very busy virtual motorsport season.