E1 Championship Interview with Mark Goddard | Eurasia Motorsport
1 min readAMN’s Take: While the cost of Motorsport in Asia is lower than in the US and Europe it is still too expensive for the average young driver. That cost coupled with a lack of proper karting circuits makes it imperative for young drivers to have an alternate means to develop their skills. There are examples of drivers turning their sim sessions into track success, but currently these opportunities are still too limited. It’s great to see a well established traditional motorsport team like Eurasia Motorsport add eSport Racing to their offering to hopefully bridge the gap. Watch Mark Goddard’s interview below and be sure to Follow Eurasia Motorsport on FB!
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E1 interview with Mark Goddard
Can SIM racers make it in the real thing? We’re on a quest to find out!
Our team principal Mark Goddard caught up with the E1 Championship just minutes ahead of our -so far- best round at Spa last week, giving some insight in why did we get involved in SIM racing in South East Asia and our work with young Filipino drivers Iñigo Navarrete Anton and Wakkeen thanks to GT Radial – Philippines!
Posted by EurasiaMotorsport on Tuesday, December 22, 2020
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