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Nacon's Rennsport console publishing deal has been terminated
The racing title will no longer receive support in being published on consoles by the French company.
The racing title will no longer receive support in being published on consoles by the French company.
We got behind the wheel of Competition Company's racing upstart. Can it challenge the big, established GT3 simulators on the market?
German developer Competition Company is gearing up to go head-2-head with Project Motor Racing.
The organisation was technically the first champion of the 2025 festival.
The three organisations will battle it out to determine a winner today.
Only five of the nine qualified teams remain in contention for the trophy.
The group stage is ongoing.
A brand-new trailer for the game has given us a glimpse at its advanced photogrammetry technology.
From now on everyone can join the Open Beta testing, and they also confirm Early Access before the end of the year.
The squad will be competing in ESL R1 and also the Esports World Cup in the summer.
The team will compete in the upcoming ESL R1 scene and at the Esports World Cup.
The German upstart Competition Company is working feverishly on the upcoming racing simulator Rennsport, whose development lead is now Kim Orremark, an ex-Gamereactor editor.
The sim-racing title is set to appear in Saudi Arabia this summer.
ESL R1 makes its return later this month.
With Maximilian Benecke being the drivers champion.
The sim-racing hardware provider is teaming up with the esports organisation.
The ex-Call of Duty professional is making a bit of a career change.
ESL R1 is looking to fuse "racing culture and the digital age".