Which Esport events to follow live video this week?

Note: live videos will be added a few minutes before the start of the broadcast

Formula 1 Azerbaijan Virtual Grand Prix

Disparaged for a unrealistic spectacle in the streets of Monaco, the virtual competition set up by Formula 1 will try to catch up on Sunday June 7 at around 19 p.m. with the Azerbaijan Virtual Grand Prix.

This meeting also constitutes the final race of this type, before the drivers prepare to return to a very real paddock near Austria at the beginning of July. “We are immensely proud of this Virtual Grand Prix Series, which brought a bit of F1 to fans around the world, during a period when real races were not feasible,” explains Julian Tan, Director of Esports for F1.

For this final, several big names appear, like the Frenchman Pierre Gasly in Alpha Tauri or Sergio Pérez with Racing Point. Famous YouTube simracers will be there, as will footballers (Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois and AC Milan Gianluigi Donnarumma, Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte). 

Renault will trust the pilot Formula 3 Oscar piastri while Red Bull will line up the winner of the 2018 Dakar on motorcycle, Matthias Walkner. The F1 Grand Prix will be preceded by the Formula 3 Virtual Racing at 17 p.m. and the Formula 1 Esports Pro Exhibition at 18 p.m.

Committed:

Mercedes : Esteban Gutiérrez and Anthony Davidson

Ferrari : Charles Leclerc and Enzo Fittipaldi

Red Bull : Alexander albon and Matthias Walkner

McLaren : Lando Norris and Ben Daly

Renault : Oscar Piastri and Aymeric Laporte

Racing Point: Sergio Pérez and Jimmy Broadbent

Alfa Romeo : Antonio Giovinazzi and Thibaut Courtois

AlphaTauri: Pierre Gasly and Gianluigi Donnarumma

Haas : Pietro Fittipaldi and Louis Delétraz

Williams : George Russell and Nicholas latifi 

Formula Renault Esport Series

There was drama and amazing overtakes from start to finish in Brazil for our first #FormulaRenaultEsport event – ​​here is our pick of the best action shots from @InterlagosTrack!

Full report available here https://t.co/tb8JCac9Yb pic.twitter.com/MwUfQyhH51

- Renault Sport Series (@RenaultSpSeries) May 30, 2020

Launched last week, the Losange virtual series is coming this Friday June 5 at 19 p.m. on the Gilles-Villeneuve technical circuit in Montreal (Canada). There will be two 25-minute races to complete.

The 20-year-old Chilean simracer Fabrizio Donoso is co-leader after the inaugural round in Sao Paulo alongside the 2019 Formula Renault Eurocup vice-champion, Victor martins. The Formula Renault Esports Series is distinguished by a mix between professional drivers and well-trained gamers.

Formula E Race at Home Challenge

Action from beginning to end! Highlights from Round 6 of the ABB Formula E #RaceAtHome Challenge and support of @UNICEF pic.twitter.com/Q97lpOqWFU

- ABB Formula E (@FIAFormulaE) May 30, 2020

It's time for the final rounds for the electric series. To mark the occasion, two races (instead of one) are planned this weekend. The seventh event will take place on Saturday June 6 from 16:30 p.m., while the final effort will be followed the next day at the same time.

In the general classification, Stoffel Vandoorne (Mercedes) stole the lead from Pascal Wehrlein (Mahindra) after the Race at Home Challenge in New York. Only one point separates the two participants, while Maximilian Günther (BMW i Andretti) is rejected by 32 lengths. 

Mercedes is also five points ahead of Mahindra in the Teams championship. This competition also makes it possible to raise funds for Unicef, while bringing together the usual pilots of the Formula E on the game rFactor 2.