he The frenzy surrounding F1 can also be experienced in the virtual world. Competitions that previously took place only on real circuits are now also held in simulators. Within that framework, Argentina will host the finals of the South American Esports Championship for the first time. It will be held this Friday, November 14th from 6pm. At the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Argentino (ACA).
In this tournament, Twelve pilots, including two from Argentina, will compete against the latest generation simulator to determine the champion.
“I’m very satisfied. International Automobile Federation (FIA) has decided to make Argentina its second headquarters for eSports. “The first time was in Brazil,” said Eduardo Vaca, president of the ACA Automotive and Sport Commission (CDA), adding: “The first time was in Brazil.” “We were the second-choice country for some logical reason. Our country is one of the fastest growing countries. sim racing. “It’s measured by the number of F4 licenses, and we lead the rankings in America.”
Meanwhile, ACA treasurer Sammy Wilson said:We are honored to be able to host this tournament in Argentina. here Our country has the second largest number of participants in the United States. sim racing, They are about 1800 years old and growing. It’s going to be a nice party this Friday. ”
“There are two very good Argentines in this final. These are the people who participated in the F4 championship that we went to. Earn a place to represent your country by winning and runner-up.” added Baca.
One of the people competing to qualify for the final was Felipe Brenta. sim racer The Argentine said in the dialogue: nation: “There were 18 Argentines competing in the final this Friday and I finished in 5th place. But we have two great national players, Dino and Pablo, who won first and second place and will go to the final of the South American Championship.”
“For me the simulator is a real training tool. Riding a race car is very expensive, but this is the closest experience to it. Although there is a feeling that cannot be reproduced such as G, There’s always the thrill of competing for position. (compared to a real racing car),” Brenta added.
To gauge the level of realism these simulators achieve, Felipe Brenta commented: The equipment he uses for training includes a pedal board and a MOZA Racing steering wheel. he also said Several F1 drivers use similar setups at home to practice for various Grands Prix.
He detailed that the steering wheel incorporates paddles, buttons, map adjustments, and various additional features. This makes the simulator a very complete tool and comes close to the experience of driving a real competition car.
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