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Can sim drivers make the shift to F1? Max Verstappen thinks so

Last updated: February 16, 2025 11:28 pm
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Motorsports and the Changing Landscape: A Look at Max Verstappen’s Vision

The world of motorsports has always been a realm where money talks, with young drivers often facing exorbitant costs just to break into karting. Max Verstappen, a four-time Formula One champion, is no stranger to this reality. However, he envisions a shift in this paradigm through the rise of sim racing, a virtual counterpart to real-world racing that is gaining traction in the industry.

While the idea may seem unconventional at first glance, sim racing has evolved into a legitimate platform for showcasing talent. With its focus on intricate setups and tire management, sim racing offers a competitive arena without the financial burdens that plague traditional racing. Verstappen, an avid sim racer himself, advocates for giving virtual drivers a chance to prove themselves in actual race cars.

In an interview with The Athletic, Verstappen outlines his ambitious plan to establish a racing team that combines elite sim racers with conventional drivers. While sim drivers may lack experience in handling G-forces, Verstappen believes that with the right training and guidance, they can bridge this gap effectively. He emphasizes how his own skills have benefitted from both real-world racing and sim racing, highlighting the symbiotic relationship between the two.

“Many underestimate the level of competition in sim racing, assuming it’s just a casual pastime. But in reality, the challenges and intensity rival, if not surpass, those found in real-life racing,” Verstappen asserts.

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