2025 F1 Sim Racing World Championship – Event 3 Preview

The final four rounds will take place, as always, in a live studio environment on LAN (Local Area Network) at the EFG studio in Stockholm, Sweden. Each round will feature a full Qualifying session and a 50 percent distance Grand Prix.

MoneyGram Haas F1 Sim Racing Team currently sits in 10th position in the team standings on one point.


Event Schedule (Times in CET):

Tuesday, March 25: 
-    Round 9: Mexico City – Qualifying: 18:00, Race: 21:00

Wednesday, March 26: 
-    Round 10: Brazil – Qualifying: 12:00, Race: 15:00
-    Round 11: Qatar – Qualifying: 18:00, Race: 21:00

Thursday, March 27:
-    Round 12: Abu Dhabi – Qualifying: 18:00, Race: 21:00


Driver Line-Up:

-    Round 9: Mexico City – Tamas Gal & Joris Croezen
-    Round 10: Brazil – Tamas Gal & Joris Croezen
-    Round 11: Qatar – Tamas Gal & Shanaka Clay
-    Round 12: Abu Dhabi – Tamas Gal & Shanaka Clay


Driver Quotes:

Shanaka Clay:
“Event 2 was a very tough pill to swallow. We had a couple of chances to score some solid points, but sadly they weren’t executed. Ahead of Event 3, we have taken the time to reset as a team and make sure we’re fully prepared to try and finish the season strong.”

Joris Croezen:
“We’ve had more time before Event 3 to prepare ourselves. These five weeks have been more than important to regroup ourselves. Since the start of the season, we’ve never given up, and each time we’ve worked even harder, but now we want to finish on a high because we have a strong group of people, even if less experienced than others. With two events under our belt, we’re now better prepared for the final week of the season, where lots of opportunities will emerge.”

Tamás Gál:
“It hurts that I ended Event 2 without a point. For Event 3, we’re really looking forward to scoring more points. This season is so competitive and the field is so tight, that it’s not all about the speed – something we have as demonstrated by our Q3 appearances - but it’s about not making mistakes and being consistent. It’s what we’ve been missing so far. It’s always been in the small details, but the devil is in the detail so we’ve focused on that between the two events, in every area.”


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