Veloce Esports will be strongly represented at the third and final event of the 2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship this week (25-27 March), with seven competitors battling for the win.

The latest edition of the F1 Sim Racing World Championship has featured all ten teams from the pinnacle of single-seater motorsport, competing across 12 rounds held at iconic F1 race locations.

Each round consists of a full qualifying session and a 50% distance Grand Prix. With only one event remaining, there are just four rounds of the season to go:

Round 9 - Mexico City, Mexico (25th March)
Round 10 - São Paulo, Brazil (26th March)
Round 11 - Doha, Qatar (26th March)
Round 12 - Abu Dhabi, UAE (27th March)

Three drivers per team means that 30 talented competitors have been pushing themselves to the limit in a bid to secure glory and a piece of the season’s $750,000 prize pot.

Representing the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Esports Team are Veloce drivers Daniel Bereznay, Jake Benham, and Istvan Puki. All three drivers are currently in the Top 10 of the Drivers’ standings with a staggering eight podiums between them.

Veloce’s Bari Broumand, the only repeat race winner in 2025, and Nicolas Longuet, are included in the line-up for the Scuderia Ferrari HP Esports Team. Ferrari finished P1 and P2 at last year's races in Qatar and Las Vegas, the only team to ever complete back-to-back 1-2 finishes.

On-loan to Aston Martin Aramco F1 Esports Team is Otis Lawrence, who made his F1 Sim Racing World Championship debut this year. He became the youngest ever F1 esports race winner at 16 years and nine months old during the Jeddah round - pipping Alfie Butcher by one month and 26 days.

Lucas Blakeley will be representing McLaren Shadow and has completed 56 races in F1 Sim Racing history. He will reach 60 races during the last round of the season at the Abu Dhabi round.

Going into the final event, the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Esports Team has a 28-point lead over Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing, while the Scuderia Ferrari HP Esports Team are 53 points adrift of the top spot.

The Veloce representatives hold strong positions in the Drivers’ standings, with Broumand only 23 points off the lead. Lawrence and Bereznay are also in the mix, level on points and only behind Broumand by nine.

The third and final event of the season will be broadcast live via the official F1 YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook channels, as well as the dedicated F1 Sim Racing social media channels.