Sim Speed Television is an iRacing broadcasting service. Originally named V8SONLINE and founded in 2011, we are the longest standing iRacing broadcasting company in the industry and pride ourselves on producing quality & informative content for our viewers. V8SONLINE Rebranded under the Sim Speed Esports Network in 2018 with a vision of expanding from the Australia/New Zealand iRacing community to the European/American market.
After nearly a month off, the Geodesic GoPro Championship returned for it’s penultimate round at Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, ‘Imola’. In the GTLM field, Tyson Meier resumed the winning ways he displayed in Rounds 1 and 4. The Alpinestars Geodesic Racing driver made a mark in his Ferrari, claiming pole position and the race
In a reversal of previous form, the battles and strategy of the GTLM field have overshadowed GTD to produce a classic 90 minute battle in round 6 of the Geodesic GoPro Championship. Once again though Watkins Glen delivers on it’s reputation for enthralling sportscar racing. Watch the broadcast again on the iRacing eSports Network: https://youtu.be/7UW1hLEnNlc 3 GTLM
Today TTL Esports is announcing that it has closed its doors. One of Australia’s oldest sim racing teams, TTL Esports was formed in 2006 by Greg Stewart and Ian Travis. For the last 13 years we’ve continued to be one of the leading forces in Australian sim racing, with great success in disciplines as varied
The 2nd round of the Geodesic GoPro Championship threw more twists into the championship fight as drivers battle to win a GoPro Hero 7 Black, trophies, and other prizes. While the first race of the series at Road America saw no Safety Car action, Round 2 at Phillip Island saw the Porsche Safety Car intervene
