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F1 launches Virtual Grand Prix Series to replace postponed races

Using the F1 2019 racing game developed by Codemasters, Formula 1 has announced an eSports virtual Grand Prix series created to enable fans to continue watching Formula 1 races virtually, despite the ongoing COVID-19 situation that has affected this season’s opening race calendar. The virtual races will run in place of every postponed Grand Prix, […]The post F1 launches Virtual Grand Prix Series to replace postponed races appeared first on The Parc Fermé.
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