The Team announces that Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey will leave the Red Bull Technology Group in the first quarter of 2025. The engineering supremo will step back from Formula 1 design duties to focus on final development and delivery of Red Bull’s first hypercar, the hugely anticipated RB17. He will remain involved in and committed to this exciting project until its completion. We’d like to thank Adrian for our achievements in the time that we have worked together so far. He has been instrumental for us in achieving a remarkable seven Formula One Drivers’ and six Constructors’ Championship titles - totalling 118 victories and 101 poles including the STR 2008 pole and victory.
Tyres about 120 °, Cockpit 50 °, Turbine 800°, exhaust 900°, breakes 1200°
NEW F1 ESPORTS CALENDAR LEAK
see details below
this year i will focus entirely on set-ups, engineering and support for our drivers. I developed this area well in the F1 2022 game and also implemented it in my own team parnell_racing almost day and night - to the point of exhaustion.
I had to sacrifice my team parnell_racing in order to have more time for my actual tasks and to give my team the opportunity to finally get into esports - they deserve it and I'm happy and proud that we've made it this far !
good luck Veloce academy !
After a postponed event start, the 3rd event will take place again in LAN - we are highly motivated to win !
from 7th May
Print it out, screenshot it, and remember the dates because you don't want to miss this!
Point system, process, requirements
May 7th
Kicks off Event 3 with a bang as we head around the virtual tracks of Mexico City, Mexico and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Both of the tracks have seen plenty of action throughout the series. Especially Sao Paulo, which has moved forward from its usual position as the last race in the Calendar. This time, there’s no Marcel Kiefer to ride “gunner” for Frede Rassmussen’s title hopes. Can the Dane finish on the top step for the first time in his career this time around?
May 8th
We should call this “new track day”. We head to the virtual, bright, entertaining track in Las Vegas, Nevada, before rounding off the day racing at yet another new track, Losail, Qatar! A desert track with high temperatures and lots of tyre deg.
May 9th
The grand finale is here! Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi is where the real world concludes it’s racing – as do we in F1 Sim Racing in 2024. We’ve seen many, many, many magnificent battles take place here and a few title deciders over the years too! Yas Marina is one of the most impressive tracks on the calendar with long straights, fast flowing corners and chicanes – what else could we want as fans of the sport!
Race Day running order (Europe)
12: The Qualifying Show. We’ll see qualifying take place for both tracks on the nominated day. That’s 2 x full qualifying sessions on each day (apart from May 9th of course!). Watch as the drivers set their grid positions for the evening show.
5pm: The Race Show. Drivers are now set to make the most from their qualifying positions which were set earlier in the day, as we head into the main event – the races! Each race will feature a distance of 50% of the real life duration. That’s two races – so double the action for our viewers! Only on May 9th will we see one race – Abu Dhabi – as we crown the F1 Sim Racing World Champion 2024!
Don't forget to tune in! Everyone has been waiting for this for a long time...
hard work will pay off
Frede and Josh in their rigs
line up 2023
it's hard to feel comfortable in the new rigs
after event 1
Alpha Tauri
with rookie Tom :-)
Join us on this exclusive episode of Sim Sundays featuring the Scuderia
AlphaTauri Orlen F1 Esports Team. Listen to Joni Tormala, Tom Manley,
and Jed Norgrove as they dive deep into the world of F1 Esports, sharing
their experiences and preparations for the exciting 2023 season. We
also have a special segment with Tom and @randomcallsign, giving a
weekly round-up on all things sim racing and racing-themed. Don’t miss
out on their take on the latest!
World championship winning Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing has announced a multi-year partnership with perennial champions, Team Redline, as both teams seek to further their dominance in motor esports.
This Weeks Sim Sundays guest is one best engineers you can have in F1 esports!
It is Liam Parnell from @redbullracingES! In the episode @liamparnell02
tells us about some behind the scenes tips and tricks to help you dominate your next F1 race!
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What does Red Bull say about Liam's work?
The dominance of Red Bull’s RB19 was record-breaking in Formula 1, with only McLaren’s MP4-4 from 1988 achieving anywhere near its win ratio.
I see everything from the background !
Preparations are underway for the 2023 World Cup - many life LAN events this year! We will keep you up to date !
Esports FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports.
What is Esports?
Esports, short for electronic sports, is a form of competition using video games. Esports normally takes the form of organised, multiplayer video game competitions, between professional players; individually or as teams. These events may be held online or through LAN (in person) events with spectators at a venue.
What is Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports?
Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports is an Esports organisation created by Oracle Red Bull Racing in 2018 with the sole purpose of competing and being the best in the sim racing scene. In recent years, ORBRE has developed into a way of scouting and nurturing talent with a long-term goal of feeding into real-life racing opportunities.
What is F1 Esports?
The F1 Esports Pro Championship is a yearly competition amongst all 10 Formula 1 teams, and their respective Esports teams, participating in a series of events on the most recent edition of EA (developed by Codemasters) Formula 1 game - currently F1 23. Similarly to Formula 1, there is a Drivers’ and Teams’ Championship title. Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports has historically performed well in both categories, winning the Teams title consecutively in 2019 and 2020.
Can Esports be a career?
Yes, Esports is a viable career path, whether you are a competitor, engineer, manager, commentator, content creator; there are plenty of opportunities out there! Select universities and colleges now offer modules and courses as the Esports sector continues to grow, with no indication of it slowing down any time soon!
How do I become an Esports driver?
If you are interested in becoming an Esports driver, league racing is a good way to gain experience and improve race craft. While F1 Esports is considered the pinnacle on the Formula 1 platform, there are several other series on different racing platforms that require different driving styles and equipment.
How do I join Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports?
There is no definitive way to join ORBRE, however, a good way to get noticed by teams is by entering and placing well in the annual F1 Esports Challengers/Pro Exhibition competition. Registration and qualification for this runs around February each year ahead of the start of the new F1 Esports season - more details can be found here: https://f1esports.com/qualification
PSGL or WOR are also big leagues where you get the attention of the stables.
Where is the Team based?
Our roster of legendary drivers are based all over the world, but our central headquarters and Erena training facility operates from the Red Bull Technology Campus in Tilbrook, Milton Keynes (UK).
Where can I buy the equipment?
We have some great partnerships with incredible brands:
AOC - https://eu.aoc.com/en/gaming/aoc-gaming
Playseat - https://www.playseatstore.com/product/playseat-sensation-pro-red-bull-racing-esports
Fanatec - https://fanatec.com/eu-en/
Where can I follow the Team?
Twitter - https://twitter.com/redbullracingES
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/redbullracingesports/
Threads - https://www.threads.net/@redbullracingesports
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RedBullRacingEsports
Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/redbullracingesports
Website - https://www.redbullracing.com/int-en/red-bull-racing-esports
Oracle Red Bull Racing Esports teamed up with Priority to give twelve O2 Priority customers the ultimate day on the rigs with Sebastian Job and Marcel Kiefer at our Esports Erena.
Cost: Around 15 million euros
The steering wheel, a computer,
comes to 50,000, -, a set of wings
(front and rear) depending on
complexity to around 200,000.00.
All unique pieces, hence the horrific
one Price
On relevant platforms such as
f1authentics.com
F1 cars appear for around 100,000
British pounds, that is currently about
118,000 euros. Of course, you shouldn't
worry about that
Expect a car that has actually
competed in races, but rather
at best a more or less original
show car....no engine, no transmission,
etc.
Liam:
I know this is an unpopular opinion,
but the setup development early in the game cycle is
literally what I enjoy the most. It's just so
satisfying to try different concepts and ideas and
see the times just getting shorter and shorter
then Marcel Kiefer:
I've always said it and you ask for a repeat -
Parnell. You're a fucking psychopath.:-)
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