Formula 1 has launched a new F1 Esports Virtual Grand Prix series which will run as replacements to the postponed races and include some current F1 drivers. With the sport facing an 11-week layoff after calling off the opening seven rounds, virtual races will now take place for every postponed Grand Prix starting this weekend with the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday (March 22). The series will match up current F1 drivers against a host of stars which will be announced over the coming days. All drivers will compete remotely with a host broadcast live from the Gfinity Esports Arena starting at 20:00 GMT this Sunday. Using the official F1 2019 video game, the opening round in Bahrain will be a...
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