Comparing Sim Racing to the Real Thing

This week sim racing coach Suellio Almeida compares sim racing to the real thing based on his recent experience racing an F4 car.

Not only that but I profile two more sim racers making their way into real world motorsport, one in rallying and one in stock cars showing once again how it is becoming a real path forward in motorsport.

As always, I have the latest competitive and general sim racing and tech news plus overtaking tips from Daniel Morad.

All this and more in this week’s Sim Racing Roundup on Motorsport Prospects. Sim racing news for racers not gamers.

From Sim Racing to the Real Thing

Following up from last week’s column, in the video above, professional sim racing coach Suellio Almeida also looks to answer the question of whether sim racing can prepare you for real life racing by focusing on his top 5 comparisons.


Sim Racing Roundup

In From virtual to reality: How a local sim racer got the chance to compete against the world’s best in Italy, CTV News profiles the sim to real life rallying of Storme Wroblewski.

“In 2021 Wroblewski entered the Rally at Home Challenge, and it paid off. He was named one of the fastest in North America, earning him the chance to compete in Italy in the FIA Rally Star American Final against other racers from around the world. Wroblewski’s goal is to become the first Canadian world rally champion and he hopes to inspire other sim-racers that anything is possible as long as you have the passion and drive to go full throttle.”


Comparing Sim Racing to the Real Thing

In From sim to star: Byron matching Logano’s pace in pursuit of first championship, the NASCAR website profiles the racing career of William Byron as he progressed from sim racing to racing in the NASCAR Cup Series, comparing him to none other than current NASCAR superstar Joey Logano.

“One of the most highly touted prospects in the modern era, Logano burst onto the premier series scene at 18, collecting his first full-time schedule one year later with high expectations at Joe Gibbs Racing. Byron, a sim-racing superstar, wasn’t far behind when he introduced himself at 20 years old and joined Hendrick Motorsports to take over the legendary No. 24, made famous by NASCAR Hall of Famer Jeff Gordon.”


Competitive Sim Racing News

Here are more headlines from the world of competitive sim racing:

Comparing Sim Racing to the Real Thing

Sim Racing Tips & Techniques

In the video above, GT and sim racer Daniel Morad explains 5 ways to overtake. “I am showing 5 different ways to overtake your competitors. We’ll start with more basic levels of passing and moving to more advanced overtakes. I’m not responsible for your future crashes lol.”


Sim Racing Tech Roundup

Here is a roundup of the latest sim racing tech news and reviews from around the world.

Sim Racing Roundup

General Sim Racing News

Sim Racing Roundup

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