Veloce Esports prepares the Not the Bah GP

After the success of the Not the Aus GP, Veloce Esports is preparing the Not the Bah GP which will be contested this Sunday.

Veloce Esports intends to fill the absence of F1 by offering a new round of esports linked to F1 through the official F1 2019 game. After the holding of the Not the Aus GP which brought together nearly 400 Internet users, the entity in which Jean-Éric Vergne is involved is preparing the Not the Bah GP which will be contested this Sunday.

“The #NotheAusGP was a great success, welcomes Jean-Éric Vergne. Our team managed to put everything together in 48 hours and it was therefore natural to continue this work with the #NottheBahGP. I am sure that this weekend will be even more successful and that interest in esports will further grow. »

The F1 drivers will once again face the best “simracers” as well as football and golf stars. The pilot McLaren Lando Norris is already confirmed, the Briton wanting to take his revenge after having to start from the back of the grid during the virtual race in Melbourne and having managed to climb up to 6th place.

“We are going to have tons of talent,” rejoices Jack Clarke, the co-founder of Veloce Esports. It's great to have Lando back with us, he's one of the most promising young F1 drivers who is both British and very popular on digital platforms. We hope to welcome a large audience this weekend. »

Entries will take part in qualifying from 19 p.m. French time before the race which will last a quarter of the distance of the real Grand Prix run on the Sakhir circuit. A second race of identical duration will then be contested with a reversed grid.