Motorsport Video games has as of late showed that rFactor 2 will transform the reliable sim racing platform of System E, the arena’s main all-electric, open-wheel motorsport collection. This partnership comes as an extension of the prevailing settlement between Motorsport Video games and System E.
All 11 reliable groups and all 22 drivers and vehicles from the lately underway System E season are to be had for rFactor 2 on PC beginning as of late. The platform now options each season of System E since 2018.
“System E is without doubt one of the quickest rising motorsports collection and we couldn’t be extra excited and venerated to deliver it to existence absolutely inside rFactor 2,” mentioned Motorsport Video games CEO Dmitry Kozko in a commentary revealed along the announcement. “rFactor 2 is still the best-in-class simulation platform on the market. This addition to its powerful providing of motorsport collection will very much strengthen the revel in and choices to be had to our avid gamers. With our experience on developing unique racing simulations and noteworthy esports occasions coupled with System E’s surging recognition, we all know that our partnership will achieve each objective in position between our groups.”
Mercedes is exiting the championship on the finish of this season.
System E may also be launching an esports collection powered by means of rFactor 2’s in-game competitions platform. This comes within the wake of earlier esports revel in gleaned from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when System E was once one in every of several motorsports to temporarily pivot to esports in its place for real-world racing. The System E Race at House Problem was once nine-week esports pageant held in 2020 that includes the entire groups and drivers of the 2019-20 System E season.
Motorsport Video games has a lot of ongoing partnerships with racing organisations, together with NASCAR, BTCC, and an exclusive “long-term license” with IndyCar that should see a new game released in 2023.
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