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Race Clutch borned in 2020, is a company based on 7+ years of history in racing games and simracing. French leading organization in this area, and one of the leading organization worldwide, Race Clutch has built its reputation through esports racing. The team has acquired several titles accross many disciplines (F1 Esports, FIA Gran Turismo, Esports WRC & more) and always aim to compete at the top. The company is also providing services around the competition, as event organization, content creation or broadcasting. If you are looking to enter the simracing world, we will always find a solution for your needs.
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MundoGT is the leading company in spanish-speaking simracing worldwide. It is also a championships organization for simracers to compete at the maximum level, with online and face event races, with high level broadcast production
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The World Rally Championship is the FIA’s premium rally series. WRC showcases authentic motorsport, high performance cars and the world’s best drivers competing in dramatic surroundings ranging from the ice and snow of Scandinavia to the blistering heat of Mexico. Established in its current format in 1973, WRC participants traditionally battle for the drivers’ and manufacturers’ world titles at 13 rallies spanning 15 countries and six continents.
WRC The Game is the official video game of the World Rally Championship, featuring stages from every stop on the WRC calendar. The eSports WRC Championship is competed for on WRC 8, the latest edition in the WRC The Game series. The eSports WRC Championship consists of 11 rounds with the top eight drivers at the conclusion of the Championship invited to compete in the televised Grand Final. WRC 9 will be released in September 2020.
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WTF1 was started in 2010 as an F1 blog. Speaking as the voice of the fan, not the sport, it takes a sideways look at the world of motorsport, creating content that plays perfectly with a new generation of fans who engage purely on social media. On wtf1.com we feature news, videos, and an alternative look at the world of Formula 1. And attracting more than four million views every month (totaling nearly 40 years’ worth of viewing time) our Youtube channel is the home of motorsport content made by fans for fans!
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