Point system, process, requirements
Event 3 (May 7th > May 9th)
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!
