Virtual Driver

Esports WRC is where my journey into competitive sim racing began. Originally I raced in the WRC games casually but after seeing good results I started pushing a bit harder, I saw even better results so pushed even harder in a feedback loop that ended up with me racing against many of the best in the world.  I then had a lot of fun and success switching to track racing mainly through Gran Turismo Sport in the FIA Gran Turismo Series.  GT Sport provided plenty of opportunities itself but also helped me improve on driving skills that have translated to my real world racing efforts.
Since then I’ve been less and less competitive, moving my focus to organizing and commentating on sim racing events.

Achievements

While I love driving I also love talking about racing and do a fair bit of both on my twitch streams and when commentating on racing tournaments.
Commentary is also something I really enjoy and while I’m no expert (yet) I still have a lot of fun with it and find others enjoy it to.  I’ve shout casted everything from my own local tournaments up to national events with the best drivers in New Zealand live broadcast on Sky TV.

My first ever video game as a kid was TG Rally on the Game Boy Advance, an indication of just how long ago my passion for motorsport formed.  To this day I can still distinctly remember the co-drivers voice from that game, specifically the line “get on the road!” which I heard an uncountable number of times as a kid.  I’ve been playing racing games ever since those early TG Rally days, having a lot of fun in a variety of different racing games and motorsport disciplines, but also a whole variety of other genres of games.  I’ll try anything that isn’t a shooter basically, I’m terrible at those.
These days I don’t have time for many games outside of motorsport but I do really enjoy and highly recommend Rocket League.