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Ahead of a fresh five-round championship, ROKiT Venturi Racing is delighted to join the grid of Torque Esports’ The Race All-Star Series powered by ROKiT Phones.
Expanding its esports portfolio by entering the competition, ROKiT Venturi Racing’s involvement in the series comes one week after its debut in the digital racing scene, contesting the opening round of Formula E’s Race at Home Challenge in support of UNICEF.
Consisting of three separate categories and featuring more than 80 drivers, The Race All-Star Series powered by ROKiT Phones showcases one of the most competitive lineups in esports.
Joining Mercedes-Benz, Aston Martin, BMW, and Williams, ROKiT Venturi Racing will enter two cars in the Pro Cup which will consist of qualifying, a Feature Race, and a Reverse Grid race each weekend on the rFactor 2 platform.
Shown on over 70 global networks, The Race All-Star Series powered by ROKiT Phones has an international appeal, with a potential audience reach of 610 million homes.
Fronting the efforts of Monaco’s only racing team in front of this audience, ROKiT Venturi Racing Reserve Driver Norman Nato will be in the digital cockpit.
The Race All-Star Series can be watched live on The Race’s YouTube channel, on ESPN2 in the US, and on the ESPN app from 18:00 CEST.
Norman Nato, ROKiT Venturi Racing Reserve Driver:
"I'm really missing real-world racing at the moment. Sim racing is as close as we can safely get right now I'm very much looking forward to taking part in The Race All-Star Series this weekend. The audience reach of The Race is huge and it’s good to see so many of the major manufacturers are jumping on board too. It’s an innovative way of continuing to bring a little racing action to the fans around the world who are missing cheering on their favourite teams."
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