Just two weeks ago, we reported on an exclusive F1 Esports-dedicated build of the game, which threatened to end the participation of Pro Championship drivers in racing leagues. This could not have happened at a worse time for the boiling over of relations between the F1 game community and Codemasters. In the video:, ,, ,, #F12021game /rdSYukEgZN- Josh Merrin September 9, 2021 The F1 2021 League Racing Experience #leagueracingcomesfirst The timing graphics were fluctuating and not updating properly, cars began mounting each other, and they would start teleporting in an out of the pitlane and would, in an instant, turn around and go the wrong way up pitlane before being set back in the right direction.

The bugs in question were a sight to behold. However, mid-way through the race, a series of bugs came into play, bringing the broadcast to a premature end. The race also saw the PC debut of two-time PSGL PlayStation top tier champion Wilson Hughes, who was immensely impressive and holding his own against the experienced PC F1 Esports regulars. There was reigning champion Jarno Opmeer, Alpine’s Nicolas Longuet who took pole position and also Alpha Tauri’s Joni Törmälä, who won last week at Zandvoort.

Premier Sim Gaming Leagues were hosting their top F1 2021 PC tier race at Monza, with some of the best drivers from the F1 Esports Pro Championship competing.

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