OutDrive GP

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Lando Norris shares his thoughts on how gaming boosts real-life racing skills in this week’s edition of the Sim Racing Roundup. You will also find more about Max Esterson’s amazing rise from sim racer to F2, the Prodigy Three Championship that places sim racers behind the wheel of Radical race cars in real-life competition and more. #simracing #esports https://lnkd.in/e2vu8wzC

Want to be the next Formula 1 star? Unless your dad or mom is the Forbes list, good luck. At OutDrive GP, we’re changing that. Traditional racing paths are huge financial barriers, with high-level karting costing up to $200,000 per year and Formula 4 as high as $900,000. For most, it’s game over before they begin. We believe motorsport should be about talent—not money. That’s why our sim racing league makes it possible for anyone to rise. With a $1,000 setup, young drivers can develop skills needed for real-world racing. Look at Cem Bolukbasi. Starting in Formula 1 esports, he’s now competing in Formula 2, aiming to become the first F1 driver from esports. In sim racing, if you’re the best, you’ve got a shot at the top—a chance you won’t find in NBA 2K or Madden. OutDrive GP’s 24/7 tournaments and global live events are leveling the field, giving every aspiring driver a chance to race toward their dreams. No billionaire parents required.

Has sim racing replaced karting as motorsport’s gateway? That is the question asked in this week’s Sim Racing Roundup. With karting costs increasing and becoming unattainable for many, sim racing looks to replace this traditional motorsport entry point. All this and much more this week! #simracing #esports https://lnkd.in/ewPDytS5

Excited to join the advisory board of OutDrive GP, the world's first global F1 sim racing League that brings together current #F1 and #IndyCar drivers, #F1Academy drivers, and top #esports sim racers - with support from fast-growing communities of fans all over the world. This venture is right at the forefront of the convergence in sports, popular culture, and fashion commerce that's a key interest area at CAPTIS Ventures. Look at this: 💥 Global F1 market has 500M+ fans worldwide and growing fast 💥 40% of fans are women (will increase) 💥 Sim racing is expanding at 58% YOY, with 120M hours watched "In 5-6 years, about 50% of professional drivers will come from sim racing." Simone Cunati, Co-founder + CSO at TELEIOS GLOBAL FZ LLC; 2020 World Karting Champion The OutDrive GP vision aligns perfectly with the reinvention of brand-athlete-fan relationships. It promises a new tech and commercial framework for how talent can engage with fans, build experiences, and create their own brands and products that not only resonate deeply with those fan communities, but are on-trend and available on time. This is a win-win for everyone: in OutDrive GP's case - all the individual League drivers (and those in training), fans, and the brands and companies that support them. A few 🌟🌟 names already on board: 🚀 Lindsay Brewer 🚀 Tina Hausmann 🚀 Romain Grosjean 🚀 @alexanderrossi https://lnkd.in/ebBXhKMa 🚀 @valterribottas https://lnkd.in/eWad5Ch2 It's been incredible getting an insider view of OutDrive GP's roadmap, and to see the multitude of potential partnerships and opportunities emerging just from the fashion/retail and lifestyle sectors. Congrats to co-founders Jared Kong, Ashwant Venkatram, Esq. and Rahul Mehta and thank you for bringing me into the OutDrive GP family. 💰➠➠ #INVESTORS: Outdrive GP has already generated significant interest, with their current funding round oversubscribed, but they remain open to strategic investors who focus on sports X tech X popular culture. Reach out directly to Jared (Singapore), Ashwant (LA) or Rahul (London) or DM me. Stu M. Lee Zohlman Kenneth Browning Carlos Silva James Strabo Andrew Carroll Joanna Williams Greg Merrill Claire Chang Amanda Lim Unmish PARTHASARATHI Christina Marshall Travis McElroy Ryan Thomas McInturf #SimRacing #InnovationInSports #racing #simracing #leagues #entertainment #sports #esports #techinnovation #sportstech #commerce #womeninmotorsport #motorsport #F1Singapore #sportsfashion FIA – Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile Formula 1 Singapore GP Pte Ltd