The 20 players who will race off for the honour of being the first ever Formula 1 eSports Series champion have been decided. Following a month-long qualifying process, 40 of the world's best F1 2017 players assembled at the Gfinity Arena in London to race for a place in the grand final, which takes place in Abu Dhabi as part of the build-up to the Formula 1 season finale. A series of qualifying races determined the seedings for the eight heats, with the 40 racers broken down into four groups of 10. Briton Brendon Leigh recorded the quickest time and was a commanding winner in his first heat, played out at Interlagos, while the random weather generator meant his second heat took place in the...
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