Can sim drivers make the shift to F1? Max Verstappen thinks so

The motorports had been in a pay-to-play arena for a long time, young drivers spent thousands of dollars to start on carting simply. Four-time Four-time Formula One Champion Max Vertpen knows very well, but he also sees a way to change it through SIM racing, a virtual form of car racing that is closely transcripted with real-world racing.

It can be less crazy than listening. The sport has developed as a field of serious evidence for talent including detailed setup and tire management – the crushing financial barrier is subtracted. In fact, he himself believes in an enthusiastic SIM racers that the best virtual drivers deserve a shot in the real car.

Its final vision, He told the athleticA racing team that transforms elite SIM racers into a real world, bypasses the traditional financial road blocks. Although the SIM drivers lack experience with G-Force, it seems to be versatile training and proper coaching can meet this gap. He says that SIM racing has improved his own driving and on the contrary.

“Everyone always thinks that it’s just a game and it’s fun, easy,” Vertpen told the outlet, “But I would say that the competition wins more than real life – nail – nail is just as hard, or tough.”