#f1 esports

[luxferens]

F1 Esport Redbull Team was just announced and guess who did the Drivers' potraits? 👀

[georgegraphys]

Anon's request #1

F1 Esports Virtual Grand Prix - Spanish GP

S. Aguero : Who's that George Russell from Williams? (George P1 btw 😁😁)

?? : He is a Formula One driver

(Here according to the comments, he mouthed 'a la mierda' but he didn't mean it in the wrong way 😅 He's just surprised)

They met years later actually

[outsideline-yt]

I'm commentating solo on WMSC 2023 Round 11 from Silverstone. Why YOU should join:

Top 2 are separated by 2 points!!

Meschede going for first ever three-in-row win streak (Max Ver-who?)!!!

I'm alone plz help I'm scared!!!!

https://twitch.tv/ibos_tv from 2:30 UTC/3:30 BST

[alienpluto]

I'm just scrolling on twt and found out that AM has an e-sport team...I don't even know there is such a thing as F1Esports 🤷

I've been living under the rock

[sonsofks]

Nueva Temporada, Nuevos Desafíos: F1® 23 de EA SPORTS™ Impulsa la Emoción en Octubre

“Prepárate para la Nueva Temporada y Desafíos de Max Verstappen en F1® 23” La emoción en el mundo de los videojuegos se dispara a medida que Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: EA) anuncia una emocionante serie de actualizaciones y desafíos del mundo real para EA SPORTS™ F1® 23. Estas novedades pondrán a prueba las habilidades de los jugadores y les brindarán la oportunidad de ganar ítems exclusivos…

[miniwritesworld]

Can Esports Be New Career Trend In India?

Esports is not a new term. We all have heard it at some point. But, did it matter as a career in the past? And do people see it as a career in the present? Is there any scope in Indian for esports? We should ask some major questions before we think how it can become a trendy career choice.   Image by Mini Garg | MiniWrites.com There is no doubt that young gamers are increasingly showing…

[racingcore]

I think Charles and Max are the most talented out of all the drivers from their generation. and what made me happy and assured that unlike Charles, Max has always had a team who backed him up no matter what be it on track or in media. His hobbies, his driving endeavors whatever. But RBR not letting Max sim race late at night while they fully know how he functions and works are a person for years now? Moving a bit like Ferrari aren't we here? If team isnt delivering its either dont support the driver at all or blame the driver in media at Ferrari. I would not wish it upon my worst enemy what happens to Charles' image in media because of Ferrari, so not at all on the other driver i love the most. Max I hope you sim race all you want with an alias!

[kaenic-rookern]

me yapping to my friends about esports and f1 as if they understand anything i'm saying

[useless-catalanfacts]

HI! Love your blog a lot!!💛❤️

I have a peculiar rant to make!

There are many motorsport events happening in Barcelona during the year, and they are often called "Spanish Grand Prix", and they are portrayed as the "home races" of people usually from other parts of Spain (most times these people are rich blokes from Madrid with links to Vox). I'm not Catalan, but that makes me so mad. It's once again the erasure of an entire history and culture. English-speaking media don't even make an effort to understand where they are, they are just happy to call it Spain and wonder why they're playing two anthems before the actual races.

But anyway, visca Catalunya i bona diada dels Països Catalans!

Thank you very much!

Yes, I completely agree with you that it's annoying. It's a way for the Spanish state (and every other state, because this happens to other occupied nations as well) to use the sports for propaganda and to cement the association "Catalonia=Spain" in the minds of everyone from around the world who's watching.

If I may, I will answer to your rant with another rant of my own. In general, most sports tend to be very state-centered. For example, for most sports you can't be a professional athlete unless you sign up for a specific state to represent it, wear its flag on your clothes while you compete, play their anthem if you win, the teams must be organized according to people who come from the same state, etc. And if you don't have one, then, bad luck, you either do it for the state that occupies your homeland or you don't get to become a professional sportsperson at all. But even if you have your own independent country that you identify with, still... why so much focus on it? Why is where these people come from so important that it becomes even more important that the person? Imagine if people did this with any other aspect of the athlete's background or identities: "Twilight fans won 5 gold medals this year, and Marvel fans went down to only 3". Or imagine if we did it by sexual orientation, conservatives would be so mad saying "why do you have to wave it in everyone's faces!?". All of those would be ridiculous, so why isn't this strong focus on what state they come from also ridiculous? It would seem more logical to focus on person, school/trainer, or teams that they could choose according to how they view the sport or how they think training works better or work better together. But we seem to just accept that the state (not even culture or nation, just a geographical-political administration unit) is the most defining trait.

That's why I personally never liked the Olympic games or world cups, it feels like it's more about nationalism than about sports. I used to follow them when I was young but I always felt like the gymnasts themselves weren't recognized enough because all the media was focused on "how many people from our country won", or "this sport was won by [country]". And Spanish media does this a lot, to the point that I think they are disrespectful to the sportsperson. Why do all Spanish people have to feel proud or like they won the games because someone from their state achieved something, but not when someone from another state did the same, even when someone from a state might be geographically closer to some parts of their neighbour state than other parts of their own? It's not like the random citizen who is supposed to feel like he himself won the games did, maybe he spent the whole competition eating chips at the sofa (that's me btw). It just never made sense to me. And even less for team achievements like F1 or MotoGP, where they play the anthem of the state that the pilot is a citizen of, but so much of that victory is owed to the rest of the team who worked on making and improving the car/motorbike, so it's a team effort but the anthem of the state of only one of them is chosen to be given the victory to. It makes no sense!

And if you're hosting on a city, it's the same. What does a state's anthem even have to do with an F1 racing? Why is it even there? Show the city and the area around it if you must show something, after all that's the people whose taxes are going to pay for that sport and whose lives are going to be inconvenienced by it.

Because that's another thing, events like the F1 race inside Barcelona (not on the actual track, when they made them fake-race on the street Passeig de Gràcia, afaik they were not even actually racing because the velocity limit was too low), the America Cup, etc contribute so much to worsening the worst problems of the city (touristic massification, gentrification, poverty, and pollution). For the America Cup, the neighbours of the Barceloneta quarter have to use cards that identify them as residents to be allowed in their own neighbourhood because that whole neighbourhood has been kidnapped by the America Cup people. And the F1 fake race thing in one of the busiest avenues of the city was very annoying to the citizens, too. It meant cutting a significant amount of the city's traffic, including public buses, and collapsing part of the metro system as a result. Some of my co-workers had difficulties arriving to our workplace that day because of it. Just so that cars can show off inside the city and pollute it, skipping the city's laws that aim to reduce air pollution by banning people whose cars pollute more than a certain amount (which in practise means old cars, the ones that poorer people are more likely to have). We can't use our cars in the city unless we can afford a green model, but they can cut off a whole avenue in the very centre of the city, asphalt it new just for them, and race there when they already have a track made for them to race in.

It's all part of the capitalist obsession with uncontrolled growth, they want everything to happen here for more and more people to come. Not just with sports events, but anything that will be used as an advertising for the city. Like the Louis Vuitton catwalk that was happening this month in Park Güell (a UNESCO World Heritage Site btw) and which damaged part of the architecture. Until now, the hotel lobby was the main promoter of many of these events because they wanted more tourists, but even the hotel owners are now saying that this has gone too far and the tourism monoculture model has become absolutely unsustainable and is ruining the city.

Don't get me wrong, sports are important and we need to support them and promote people practise sports, and it's good for entertainment purposes and we have to support people having fun (that's what life's about!). But the model that professional competitive sports use needs to be completely rethinked. I think every city that has gone through the devastating experience of hosting Olympic Games will agree with this.

Anyway, that's just my opinion and what you pointed out is definitely more offensive, but when I stop to think of it I can't but see how it's all.... not great. Sorry for getting out of topic but I have been personally very annoyed by these sports and fashion events this month.

Thank you for your message and your understanding, I read it on the Sant Joan but I'm answering late. I hope you had a good diada dels Països Catalans and that you're having a great beginning of summer 🌞

[junowasmad1]

Friends do you still remember me … here’s a drawing

[that-local-cryptid]

Being a league of legends eSports fan and (new) F1 fan is great this weekend, because I get to suffer through two of my fav teams taking part in a high stakes competition!

[chussyracing]

fresh f1 news and rumours from past days

Honda will not only supply AM with their engine from 2026 but also some staff

Since Fia wants to discourage the teams from protesting their decisions altogether, after they shortened the period for right to review, they also made sure that the fee for the review will only be paid by them if the team wins the case (just like it would be by the court)

Fred Vasseur confirmed they submitted insurance claim over the las vegas incident

Sky news claims that Bahrain' sovereign wealth fund Mumtalak now has 100% ownership of McLaren F1 team and it will be announced soon

If you wanna see f1 in 2024, be prepared the tix will be on average 8-10% more expensive (Hungary is still cheapest, miami will be 15-30% cheaper after decline in demand and complaints in 2023)

Kimi Raikkonen took his son to Ferrari musei and it's the most adorable thing ever

F1 esports series pro championship rebranded to f1 sim racing 2023 and my lord does it seem like the championship is dying. Quick explanation: it's a championship with 20 drivers, 2 from each f1 team - except as opposed to f1, all sims have the same set up so it would be fair and focused on driver skill. The first race for this season was on 25/26th november and for the first time ever they met live in Stockholm. Since there was no promo from f1 teams like in the previous seasons (especially around quarantine times it had big support) they were forced to cancel the first race that season and only the second took place. Another round was meant to happen this past weekend, but drivers didn't get info where the meetup would be this time, what track/tracks they would be driving, nothing. After, they put out an announcement that the round was postponed. Now nobody knows when or if it will take place. Apparently, there has been no communication from f1 as to where the races should be livestreamed either

Some changes in FDA: according to their site, there will be 6 ferrari juniors in 2024 with ollie in f2, Dino in f3, Rafael camara and tuukka taponen in formula regional. James Wharton and Arthur Leclerc leave fda but the site says "arthur stays part of the family". Marco Matassa ends as the head of fda and instead Jock Clear will take over. René Lammers won FDA scouting world finals but "fda experts" decided as he is the least experienced of the candidates (and was only born in 2008), he is not ready to join the fda just yet. Alba Hurup Larsen won fia girls on track - rising stars programme and will be visiting maranello regularly in 2024 to work alongside Maya weugh and aurelia nobels who are also a part of the programme. Maya and Aurelia should both race in f1 academy, making Ferrari the first team with two drivers in the female series

[hopeworth]

motorsports 🤝 wrestling 🤝 lol esports

having actual dramatic movie-level story arcs

[jv-f1]

thank you Williams Esports for the Miami exclusive

[gxtzeizm]

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[kaenic-rookern]

since worlds are over and f1 is in a 3 week break I have nothing do to with myself so I just started rewatching all świat gosi videos known to man as I await any roster news, life couldn't get more peaceful