Second round of F1 Esports is suspended and could be in jeopardy

The future of the F1 Sim Racing 2023 World Championshipwhat used to be known as F1 Esports, is still up in the air after the cancellation of its second round. The competition has been plagued with problems since the start of the season, with disruptions to the inaugural event and lack of promotion from Formula 1 and the teams.

Originally planned as a two-race event, the inaugural race took place in Stockholm on November 25, and Alfa Romeo eSports driver Thomas Ronhaar was the winner. Instead of two races, only one race was held, and there were problems with visas and pooling of the prize pool.

The F1 Sim Racing 2023 World Championship is now in its seventh season, with. 20 drivers competing in the official Formula 1 racing game, F1 23 from EA. All 10 Formula 1 teams are officially represented.and the competition depends on the skill of the driver rather than the performance of the car. The second round of the championship was scheduled for December 15-16, but with just a few days to go, no official details had been released about the venue for the event or which circuits it would be run on. Many players are frustrated and disappointed by the current situation.

In a video, Williams Esport racer Marcel Kiefer spoke about his frustration and the current situation. Kiefer has won multiple races in Simracing.

What was the problem with the second round? If the first round had as problems the issue of visas and passports among others, the second round has suffered technical problems. The event was finally cancelled due to connectivity problems that prevented the pilots from competing fairly.

The cancellation of the second round of the series is a major setback for the championship. It is unclear if the round will be rescheduled or if the series will continue without it. This could affect the overall standings and potentially affect the outcome of the championship. However, F1 officials have stated that they are committed to ensuring the integrity of the competition and will explore all options to ensure a fair and competitive series.

F1 insiders are concerned about the future of the esports side of the series, given the technical issues that led to the cancellation of the second round. Some are calling for an overhaul of the series and its format, while others are urging F1 to invest more in infrastructure to avoid similar problems in the future.

How is the current F1 season shaping up with this setback in eSports? The cancellation of the second round of the series is unlikely to have a direct impact on the current F1 season. It is, however, a reminder of the importance of technology and infrastructure in modern motorsports and could lead to changes in the way F1 and other racing series approach e-sports.

The F1 Esports series has faced technical problems before, but the cancellation of the second round is a major setback for the competition. It is unclear whether this is a one-off problem or a sign of deeper problems with the series.