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ESPORTS RACING RANKINGS

The Power Rankings indicate are a statistical record of every driver that has stepped onto the podium in any esports racing event, irrespective of game or platform.

The aim is to give an impartial overview of the best drivers around the world, what they've achieved, and how they stack up against others.

The Power Rankings are updated after every major esport event, the most recent being the inaugural Electronic Race Of Champions held in Riyadh.
The results of this event pushed Team Redline's Enzo Bonito into the Top 50 for the first time, gave newcomer Brendan Leigh some more points, and added a few for Oscaro's Kevin "SoniK" Leaune.

We hope you find these interesting and look forward to the rest of 2018 as esports racing continues to great new heights with the introduction of the DiRT World Championship, A1 eSports League, and the return of the 2018 SMS-R Championship Series.

The British Esports Association has announced first details of its inaugural British Esports Championships aimed specifically at school and college students.
A pilot will get underway in February 2018, running across three games: League of Legends, Overwatch and Project CARS 2 and involving a wide demographic of students aged between 12 to 19 across four different types of educational establishment: schools, further education colleges, library hubs and alternative provision (pupil referral units).
Weekly matches will take place, with fixtures pre-arranged, and time will be allowed for schools and colleges to hold their own internal trials, in order to put together their most competitive teams.
​The national championships will then begin in full in September 2018. It will follow the full academic year from September 2018 until July 2019. It's hoped the grand finals will take place in August 2019 at the UK's largest gaming festival – Insomnia – at the Birmingham NEC.
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"Ever since the release of the original Project CARS title, we've seen the franchise played by a wide variety of players including some that hope to one day enter the world of real-world competitive motorsports. As well as playing the game for fun, they also use it as a training tool to learn the skills and attitude needed out on the track, or supplement their existing talent in karting to further enhance their racecraft.. The British Esports Championships therefore is an exciting opportunity to further discover those individuals out there that potentially are the next Lewis Hamilton, whilst also providing a platform to encourage teamwork and give the next generation the skills needed to compete collaboratively in the esports world."
- Andy Tudor, Chief Creative Officer
After the second round seeing in the new year in January, Europe West are currently winning the Master and Challenger Divisions, whilst Eastern Europe currently hold the top spot in the Championship Division.
SEASON FOUR has arrived!

After a long pre-season recovering from the World Final at Gamescom and ensuring the esports functionality built into Project CARS 2 launches successfully, we have been putting the finishing touches to what promises to be our largest season ever.

Season Four is the all-encompassing term for all features, events, improvements, and competitions occuring through 2018...

  • Starting with the release of Patch 3, the much-anticipated Online Championships game mode will become available and this will be the backbone upon which all Major series are built
  • We are also introducing the World Time Attack competition which aims to find the world's fastest drivers and the fastest region. Not only will this be a great showcase of talent for players out there but also a great recruitment opportunity for teams wanting to build a strong roster
  • Next, we've done a number of nerfs & buffs to the Competitive Racing License that will aid players get to that elusive S4000 rating
  • Fans will be able to download official esports liveries for their favorite teams when the FUN PACK becomes released - including two new faces joining us from the world of Forza Motorsport ;-)
  • And finally, we're doubling down on our commitment to esports with further expansion into Korea, China, and Japan. This has started already with the first PSR e-Sports Championship, as well as the ability to play Project CARS at Viveland in Taipei

For more info, please check out the official Season Four page and thanks once again for your continuing support!
Andy Tudor
Chief Creative Officer

ESPORTS   TEAM   LIvERIES

Fans can start getting excited at the chance to represent their favorite team via official liveries for several of the top esports teams available in the Fun Pack Add-On. This includes some familiar faces, and some newcomers from the Forza Motorsport community - F4H Motorsport and JapSpeed Racing.

COMPETE IN WEEKLY CUPS AND MONTHLY FINALS

Every week, the largest esports platform in the world - the Electronic Sports League - 
runs a weekly Go4 Cup that awards the best driver with €50 per platform.

PRO   TIPS
Get tips from Red Bull 5G winner Ralphy (ESPORTS+CARS) and two-time Le Mans winner Tommy Milner...

ESPORTS.
BUILT INTO PROJECT CARS 2
FROM DAY ONE.

EARN YOUR RACING LICENSE
​AND BECOME A PRO
​Miss a live broadcast? Watch them back via our YouTube Esports Playlist...

GET YOUR ESPORTS LIVE VIP PASS

Get your hands on the Collector or Ultra Edition of Project CARS 2 and inside you'll find an Esports Live VIP Pass. Take this to any event where Project CARS is in attendance and display it to Slightly Mad Studios staff for preferential treatment, including fast pass to the front of the line, getting to meet the developers, and more.

SEASON   FOUR   SCHEDULE
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