Ferrari will enter Formula 1's official Esports series for the first time in 2019, with all 10 teams signed up for this year's edition. Ferrari was the only team not to take part in last year's F1 Esports Series - won by Mercedes' Brendon Leigh - but it will now join the virtual grid for the third running of the championship. The format for this year's Esports Series will follow that of last year, with a Pro Draft taking place in July following a selection process to whittle down the fastest racers on F1's official game. "All 10 teams will take part in the Pro Draft which will take place over two days in July and is where the official F1 teams will select the drivers they want to add...
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