CURRENT COMPETITIONS

The ESL Go4 Cups are weekly competitions that take place every Sunday night with €150 of prizes up for grabs.

Drivers can register to compete via the ESL website. Once registered, you will be seeded into heats with the other drivers, eventually racing your way to semi-finals and a final.

At the end of each month, the best drivers will be invited to race for more prize money in a monthly final.
Actrollvision is our of our favourite Twitch streams. His weekly league meeting consists of three leagues with a relegation and promotion system from GT5 Beginners to GT3 Experts.

To join the community and get involved, join this Discord channel, or message Actrollvision on Twitter.

Rules and regulations can be found in the Discord server. ​​Live every Tuesday evening from 6-9pm BST/GMT At twitch.tv/Actrollvision and at facebook.com/Actrollvision. You can also find the streams shared on the Project CARS Facebook page. 

SEASON FOUR COMING SOON

​Season Four, the next Major Series, Partner Series, teams, and prizes will be revealed soon.

​​Check back regularly for more information.

PREVIOUS SEASONS

SEASON THREE

The 2017 Project CARS World Championship culiminated in the amazing World Finals at Gamescom. SDL esports won the Championship Series, but their rivals BAM Thrustmaster took victory at the World Final. It all sets us up for an epic battle when the competition returns for the 2018 season. Catch-up on the story of the 2017 season at the news section of our official esports website.

SEASON TWO

The 2016 championships were divided into two different kinds of racing. One for fixed setups in the NVIDIA Challenger Series, and one for open setups in the Logitech G Championship Series. SDL, BAM and Team Shark all won titles in 2016, and have gone on to establish themselves as some of the world's leading sim-racing teams.

SEASON ONE

The 2015 Championship established the Project CARS esports scene as the leading competitive arena in sim-racing. An incredibly tight, year-long battle saw SDL crowned champions, with SoniK taking the drivers championship as well. SDL have continued to be a force in Project CARS esports ever since, and the Project CARS scene has grown from strength-to-strength.

SPECIAL TOURNAMENTS

ESL EUROPEAN MULTI-CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP

The Multi-Class Championship preceded the 2017 SMS-R season and introduced multi-class racing to Project CARS esports for the first time. LMP2 cars shared the circuits with GT3 cars, creating some awesome moments as the fastest drivers had to weave their way through the traffic, while still concentrating on their own race against their LMP2 rivals. You can catch-up on the championship results here. The eSports+Cars team lead the way thanks to Project CARS esports legend, DriverR1.

GINETTA X PROJECT CARS CUP

The Ginetta Cup challenged drivers to master the British sportscar-makers' GT3 and GT4 machines around some iconic UK race tracks. Drivers from SDL, BAM and Team Redline took home £5000 of prizes in a closely fought competition across all three platforms.

RED BULL 5G TOURNAMENT

Red Bull's 2016 tournament pitted the north of England's best racers, against the fastest from the south, in a very British esports battle. Eventually, it was the drivers from the south that took victory in an epic live final in Birmingham, winning a holiday to Japan as a great reward for their efforts.
​World Of Mass Development, Slightly Mad Studios, Project CARS, the WMD logo, the SMS logo, and the Project CARS logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Slightly Mad Studios Limited in the United Kingdom and/or other countries. © 2015 Slightly Mad Studios. The names, designs, and logos of all products are the property of their respective owners and used by permission.