Formula SimRacing visited the legendary Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps for Round 9 of the Thrustmaster World Championships.  

Round 3 of the Formula SimRacing Thrustmaster World Championship takes us to Spain.  The last time FSR was in Spain was in 2013 at Valencia, and the last time at Catalunya was in 2011.

With the 1st season half over, it is time to take a quick look back on how the FSR Thrustmaster World Championship went down. Even the world’s best sim racers need a break once in a while, especially after the extremely exciting first eight races of the season.

Round 2 of the Formula-SimRacing Thrustmaster World Championship takes us to Bahrain International Circuit.  For 2016 this would be a night race, a nice change from what has been day races the past few years.

The 2016 season started with a brand new car for Formula-SimRacing and with it uncertainty with how the season would go.  It turns out the car is well suited to bring about the many battles this season has already seen and we are sure will be seen in the second half of the season.

Jeroen Kweekel recovered from his disappointment of Australia 3 weeks ago to be 1st across the line this weekend in Bahrain.

This weekend sees Formula SimRacing head to Bahrain for the 2nd round of the season. Here we take a look at the race ahead.

Jim Parisis avenged his disappointment from Melbourne 12 months ago by winning the opening round of the 2016 Formula SimRacing World Championship in Australia.

Formula SimRacing is back! This weekend the teams and drivers are off to Melbourne, Australia for round 1 of the 2016 Formula SimRacing season.  Today we will provide you with the definitive guide to the season ahead, covering many areas across all 3 divisions. 

In the final 11 in 11 article we take a look at Eventa Simracing, the team that finished runners up in the championship last year.

With the 3rd Round of 2016’s FSR ACE season to be rescheduled after technical issues on the particular race day the season break has basically vanished for ACE drivers. However 5 weeks of break are almost over and the ACE paddock is preparing itself for the 2nd season half to start on 20th of August at Spa-Francochamps.

It was Alvaro Torres who clinched the victory in the first race in the FSR ACE Division of 2016, after an absence in 2015. 

Round Seventh of the 2015 FSR Ace championship took place in Germany, at Hockenheim.

Circuit Gilles Villeneuve welcomed the Fifth round of the FSR Ace championship.

Despite forecasts it was cloudy in Bahrain, Fourth round of FSR season. Eros Masciulli joked about predicting the first wet race in Sakhir desert. 

Hoyer and Gergis dominate race but penalties set back the ACR pair.  Kiss gains another win after early trouble.

With the grid full of penalties from Australia, Round 2 would prove to be exciting with many drivers making their way up the field.

Twister Racing's Daniel Kiss takes lights to flag victory while teammate Rens Klop joins him on the podium on the second step in the season opener.  The close qualifying predicts ACE will be very competitive this season.

With a new format, ACE Drivers will now have to watch their tyres more than last season.  Strategy should come into play this year.

Japan would host Round 11 at Suzuka Circuit.  This penultimate round would decide the Driver's Championship.

The summer break has arrived and the PRO drivers are getting ready for the second half of the season. With eight rounds left on the calendar a lot can still happen in the championship. But first let’s recap what happened in the first eight races of the Formula-Simracing PRO division.

The 2016 Formula Simracing Pro season started in Melbourne with twenty four drivers on the track giving their best to take home the win.

GhostSpeed Racing’s James Sadler grabbed his long awaited first career win in Formula Sim Racing’s PRO series, edging Avid Chronic Racing’s Georg Winter in the closing stages of the race. The German’s extra pit stop almost paid dividends, but it was too little too late as Sadler claimed the top step on the podium which had eluded him for so long.

Wengler breaks Kweekel's win streak and takes win at home race.

BBR Life4Racing’s Michele D’Alessandro took his first career win in Formula Sim Racing’s PRO series, narrowly beating out championship leader Jeroen Kweekel to the chequered flag despite a late charge from the Dutchman, ending his win streak to begin the season at five.

Kallas takes pole, Kweekel finishes on top despite poor qualifying performance

Kweekel continues winning streak despite Wisniewski taking Pole

Despite dueling for the lead, Kweekel gets HIS 3rd win in 3 races.

Kweekel doubles his wins in a thrilling race!

The PRO Championship saw its share of drama on the opening weekend.  GhostSpeed Racing's Jeroen Kweekel would prevail and take home the first win of the 2015 Season.