Formula 1 racing was delayed because of COVID-19

Due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on a number of countries around the world, many major sports tournaments such as the Premier League, La Liga, or the world's first Formula 1 racing race have been put on hold. competition - at least until the epidemic is under control. Even the Euro 2020 football tournament has had to hold its time to 2021.

And like many other activities being moved to the online environment during an epidemic, professional F1 drivers will also be able to compete against each other at an online racing event organized by the formula racing organizers. 1 world stands out. Specifically, the organizers have announced on their official website of a tournament called "F1 Esports Virtual Grand Prix" to fill the void left by the delayed race.

All riders participating in this year's Formula 1 racing season will participate in this online race, along with a number of other guest riders. The game used to compete is the PC version of F1 game 2019 by Codemasters. It is expected that this online racing tournament will last until the end of May, with the matches being streamed live on Youtube, Twitch and official Facebook of the organizers.

In addition, the organizers also emphasized that this tournament is completely for fun, helping the riders as well as fans of Formula 1 racing can entertain during the epidemic, and the results of this race will not affect the actual ranking of Formula 1 professionals.

The races will be held to coincide with the actual time of races postponed in real life, and by the time this article is done, the first online race in Bahrain has ended with a victory for hands. Chinese race Guan Yu.

 

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In another development, the Spanish football tournament took place on the FIFA Fifa 2020 platform, with the final between two teams Real Madrid and Leganés. As a result, Real Madrid midfielder Marco Asensio shone brilliantly and won 4-2, thereby helping Real Madrid crowned the champion of this online tournament. All proceeds from the tournament through the donation channels will be used to support the prevention and response to the COVID-19 epidemic.