There have been several key changes to the GT World Challenge esports series for 2022, namely the regional Endurance categories consolidated into a single, larger series named the Intercontinental GT Challenge Esports (IGTC Esports).
Series organisers have adopted the real-life championship’s rule in that two separate classes will compete against each other in the same race – Pro and Silver.
The regional Sprint championships – Europe, Asia and America – will remain this year, and consist of 60-minute races in which competitors are obliged to pit at least once.
A list of Pro drivers eligible for this series has already been published, including professional esports athletes like defending European Sprint Series champion James Baldwin, VRS Coanda Simsport’s Josh Rogers, Team Redline’s Kevin Siggy and Ferrari Driver Academy-backed drivers David Tonizza and Brendon Leigh.
This isn’t an entry list, but a collation of qualified drivers to this point. Teams…
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