From Sim Racing to Lamborghini Super Trofeo

This week in the Sim Racing Roundup you will learn about the racing journey of Glenn McGee who went from sim racing to racing in the real-world Lamborghini Super Trofeo championship.

You will also learn about why Racing Prodigy is developing what they call their “e2Real” sports league, Max Verstappen’s plans to turn sim racers into real-world racers and more.

I also have the latest general and competitive sim racing news as well as tech reviews for you as we kick off 2024. It’s all in this week’s Sim Racing Roundup on Motorsport Prospects. Sim racing news for those looking to race the real thing.


From Sim Racing to the Real Thing

Sim Racing Roundup

Glenn McGee is one of the sim racing world’s brightest examples of what a talented virtual driver can do with the right real-world opportunities. After kicking off his real-world career in Global Mazda MX-5 Cup cars—a result of winning a globally contested championship on iRacing’s platformMcGee landed a Lamborghini Super Trofeo ride for the first time in 2023 and parlayed it into a Super Trofeo world championship victory at Vallelunga earlier this year. The triumph made him the first eSports and iRacing champion to earn an FIA-sanctioned world title in real-world motorsport.

You can read all about his journey in the 2 part series on the iRacing site (links below).


From Sim Racing to Lamborghini Super Trofeo

While at Prodigy Week, Racing Prodigy CEO David Cook explains why they created the world’s first e2Real sports league. Spoiler alert: skill should be the only differentiator, not the pocketbook.


From Sim Racing to Lamborghini Super Trofeo

Gone are the days when karting was the only entry path to motorsport. Max Verstappen feels simulator racing is the way forward for aspiring drivers, as the traditional karting route costs a ridiculous amount of money. Thus, the Dutchman wants to create a simple channel for young talented drivers to earn their way in motorsport.

Verstappen is looking to set up a GT3 team and that will provide the chance for young drivers from the eSports world to showcase their talents. The Dutchman believes that they are exceptionally undermined. Besides that, if the three-time F1 champion can be successful with sim racers in his GT3 team, that would be quite the statement.”


Competitive Sim Racing News

Sim Racing Roundup

Sim Racing Tech Roundup

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

Sim Racing Roundup
From Sim Racing to Lamborghini Super Trofeo
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General Sim Racing News

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