Once completely uninterested in virtual racing, George Russell admits he is now 'definitely tempted' as its popularity grows. The absence of any real-life motor racing due to the coronavirus pandemic means that Esports has now been thrust into the spotlight like never before. Formula 1 has launched its own virtual racing series, with the opening event, a race around a digital Bahrain International Circuit, serving as the first of several events to replace the shelved real-life races. The Race’s All-Star Esports Battle events and Team Redline's 'Real Racers Never Quit' series are among the other options for fans to sample virtual motor sport. Stars from across the racing world, and...
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