Racing Prodigy launches E2Real league to turn gamers into professional race car drivers

Racing Prodigy has launched the E2Real sports league, aiming to make motorsport more accessible by using racing simulators to scout talent. This approach addresses the high costs of traditional racing schools, which can exceed $7,000. The league allows gamers to transition from virtual racing to real competitions, with over 100,000 participants in its first series. Thirty-two advanced to Prodigy Week, where they showcased their skills, leading to 24 earning paid racing contracts. Racing Prodigy operates with a unique ownership model, managing all aspects of the league to reduce costs. This structure has attracted investors, highlighting its potential to create opportunities for aspiring drivers from diverse backgrounds.