The 2023 Alpine Esports Series will take place today at Circuit Paul Ricard for some top class racing action. Check it out!
The waiting is over, its race day for the drivers in the 2023 Alpine Esports Series, all eyes will be glued to the screen as Circuit Paul Ricard takes centre stage. You can tune into the racing action with the stream and links provided. In addition to the racing event we can also reveal Corsair joins Alpine Esports as the Official Peripherals Supplier.
Corsair will provide their state-of-the-art peripherals to Alpine Esports’ drivers and ambassadors, and for the upcoming Alpine Esports Series, five HS80 headsets will be up for grabs for the top performing drivers.
Tune into the streams live at 20:30 CEST on Binance Live as well as the Alpine YouTube and Twitch channels or hit that stream video above. Our sister site Grand Prix 247 will also be featuring the racing action. Our man James Fiorucci will have a race report lined up for the two races that take place today.
- $100,000 Alpine Fan Tokens on Binance is up for grabs, with $40,000 token bundles and free NFTs available for fans who tune in and $60,000 split between the top placing drivers
- The driver who places first will win $25,000 worth of Alpine Fan Tokens, $3,000 worth of $QANX tokens, and an Alpine A110 GT4 driving and coaching experience
- Drivers who place in the top 5 will also receive different hardware bundles courtesy of Alpine Esports partners, Trak Racer, ADEPT, Tobii Eye Tracker and now Corsair who is the latest brand to join the Series.
- Each of the top 5 drivers will get kitted out in the latest Corsair gear – the HS80 headsets
- 2,288 people attempted to qualify for the third iteration of the Series and only 35 have made it through to the first race which will take place on the Circuit Paul Ricard and feature an Endurance and Sprint race
- The first race will be presented by F1 and iRacing sim racing commentator Jack Cunnane and two-time VCO Simmy Awards winner Lewis McGlade
This will be the first of three tracks and a total of 6 races which will take place over the next month:
- Broadcast 2 – 2 hours – Silverstone (Race 3 & 4): 11th of May – 8:30pm CEST
- Broadcast 3 – 2 hours – Valencia Ricardo Tormo Circuit (Race 5 & 6): 25th of May – 8:30pm CEST
You can catch up will all the racing action, interviews and reports right here on Simrace247 and our sister site Grand Prix 247.
