After the first round, which ended with the victory of Ricardo Castro Ledo (VRS Coanda Simsport) in the first race and André Martins (Yas Heat) in the second, the Portugal eSports Speed Championship now goes on to the second stage, which will take place this Wednesday, October 20th, on the North American circuit of Laguna Seca.
The stage format is repeated again, so we will have two races again, one of 25 minutes and the other of 40 minutes. There are a total of 295 pilots in the race, distributed in 12 different divisions.
There will also be a practice session (there was another one yesterday, October 19th) and a qualifying session before the first race and a free practice session before the second.
The races will be broadcast live on the ADVNCE SIC channel and also on Twitch. You can check the times below:
| sessions | Session Time |
|---|---|
| Free Practices (120 minutes) | 10-19-21 to 9:00 pm |
| Free Practice 2 (60 minutes) | 10-20-21 to 20:00 |
| Timed Practices (Qualification) | 10-20-21 at 9:00 pm |
| First Race (25 minutes) | 10-20-21 at 9:12 pm |
| Free Practices 3 (15 minutes) | 10-20-21 at 9:42 pm |
| Second Race (40 minutes) | 10-20-21 at 9:57 pm |
The Portuguese Speed eSports Championship, which is disputed under the aegis of the Portuguese Federation of Automobile and Karting (FPAK), is organized by the Automóvel Clube de Portugal (ACP) and by Sports&You, and its media partner is Razão Automóvel. The competition is divided into six stages. You can see the full calendar below:
| Phases | Session Days |
|---|---|
| Silverstone – Grand Prix | 10-05-21 and 10-06-21 |
| Laguna Seca - Full Course | 10-19-21 and 10-20-21 |
| Tsukuba Circuit – 2000 Full | 11-09-21 and 11-10-21 |
| Spa-Francorchamps – Grand Prix Pits | 11-23-21 and 11-24-21 |
| Okayama Circuit – Full Course | 12-07-21 and 12-08-21 |
| Oulton Park Circuit – International | 14-12-21 and 15-12-21 |
Remember that the winners will be recognized as Champions of Portugal and will be present at the FPAK Champions Gala, alongside the winners of national competitions in the “real world”.