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The Man Behind the Million Dollar Race - Luis Pachon - Cloud Sport

Next week the Visa Vegas E Race will be run and a driver will walk out of there with $200,000. The chances are pretty good that it will be one of ten alien sim racers that have earned there way into the race. Also going for the cash are 20 of the real life pro Formula E drivers. This is a good size prize for a race outside of Forumla One, Nascar or Indycar. However, for a sim race this is the biggest prize in history.

 

1- What is Cloud Sport?
Cloud Sport is a technology startup created in Spain in 2016. The objective of this company, a pioneer in its sector, is to encourage the conversion of simracing to a professional activity. In spite of its youth, this company has already has gained the confidence of large international companies of the stature of the FIA Formula E Championship, SEAT Sport, Playseat and rFactor2.

2- How did you get into this (organizing huge racing events)?
I come from the world of technology; I have run other companies before, and I also experienced the world of competition from the position of co-driver. I have united my two worlds: technology and motorsport. After that, it was the promoters who also believed in it and made it possible for it to become a reality.

3- How did the Visa Vegas E Race come to be?
I posed the idea to the CEO of Formula E, Mr. Alejandro Agag, and -as he is a visionary and a person who knows how to do things and make them happen- he quickly understood and carried it out. Without him, we could not have done it.



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How to watch the Visa Vegas eRace

History will be made on Saturday when 10 of the best sim racers in the world battle with the 20 Formula E drivers for a share of $1milllion in the Visa Vegas eRace.

It’s the richest race in the history of sim racing, with every driver guaranteed at least $20,000 and the winner bagging a whopping $200,000.

The race will be broadcast live across the world at www.twitch.tv, and the live link will also be shared on www.fiaformulae.com.

With Jack Nicholls and IndyCar legend Dario Franchitti calling the action as they have for the majority of ePrix, the eRace will also be available on live TV in a number of countries including France, Spain and Russia.

To see if there is live broadcasting in your country, click here http://www.fiaformulae.com/en/championship/tv-schedule/ 

To make sure you don’t miss any of the action, here is the event timetable (all times PTZ -8 UTC) 

 

Friday, January 6

8.40pm Free Practice 1 (ore 5 del mattino in Italia)

 

Saturday, January 7

9am Free Practice 2 (ore 18 pomeriggio in Italia)

1.25pm Qualifying (ore 22,25 sera in Italia)

3.25pm Qualifying race (14 laps) (ore 0,25 mezzanotte in Italia)

4pm Race (28 laps) (ore 1 di notte in Italia)

 

In Italia sarà possibile seguire la gara sul canale RAI SPORT 1, in orario da definire

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Dalle ore 18 italiane di domani, sabato 7 gennaio, partirà con le prime prove libere l'evento della Visa Vegas eRace, la gara simracing fra 10 piloti reali di Formula E ed altrettanti drivers virtuali, fra i quali troviamo anche i nostri David Greco ed Enzo Bonito, che si giocheranno un montepremi di addirittura 1 milione di dollari! Qui di seguito è possibile ammirare in anteprima video il circuito, che si snoda ovviamente fra gli hotel e casino della capitale del Nevada.

 

On Saturday January 7th, the 20 Formula E drivers will take on 10 of the best sim racers on the planet for the Visa Vegas eRace, the richest race in the history of sim racing, for a share of $1 million dollars. The race where every driver is guaranteed at least $20,000 and the winner taking home $200,000. For the first time, we can reveal the circuit they will be racing on. The race will be broadcast live across the world at www.twitch.tv, and on the FIA Formula E website and app.

 

Saturday, January 7

9am Free Practice 2 (ore 18 pomeriggio in Italia)

1.25pm Qualifying (ore 22,25 sera in Italia)

3.25pm Qualifying race (14 laps) (ore 0,25 mezzanotte in Italia)

4pm Race (28 laps) (ore 1 di notte in Italia)

 



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Bono Huis tops first practice in Vegas

Bono Huis (Faraday Future Dragon Racing) ended the opening practice session for the Visa Vegas eRace at the top of the timesheets ahead of Felix Rosenqvist (Mahindra Racing) and Graham Carroll (DS Virgin Racing).
The 20 Formula E drivers and 10 sim racers got their first taste of the Las Vegas Strip circuit, with the sim racers quickly acclimatising to the streets of Las Vegas.
Graham Carroll (DS Virgin Racing) set the early pace but the times tumbled throughout the 30-minute session, with Huis leading the chasing pack by 0.502s.
The inaugural Visa Vegas eRace is taking place at The Venetian Hotel as part of Sports Business Innovation at 16:00 (PST) on the 50th edition of CES on Saturday.
To follow the Visa Vegas eRace live visit - www.twitch.tv/eleaguetv

Visa Vegas eRace - First practice session (Combined)
Bono Huis, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:28.456s
Felix Rosenqvist, Mahindra Racing, 1:28.958s
Graham Carroll, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.017s
Jose Maria Lopez, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.084s
Nelson Piquet Jr, NextEV NIO, 1:29.101s
Antonio Felix da Costa, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.190s
Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.244s
Enzo Bonito, TECHEETAH, 1:29.250s
Olli Pahkala, Mahindra Racing, 1:29.280s
Robin Frijns, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.317s
Patrik Holzmann, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:29.533s
Petar Brljak, NextEV NIO, 1:29.660s
Mitch Evans, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:29.704s
Maro Engel, Venturi Formula E, 1:29.716s
David Greco, Renault e.dams, 1:29.717s
Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.933s
Lucas di Grassi, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:29.993s
Ma Qing Hua, TECHEETAH, 1:30.127s
Aleksi Elomaa, Venturi Formula E, 1:30.178s
Greger Huttu, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:30.182s
Loic Duval, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:30.502s
Sebastien Buemi, Renault e.dams, 1:30.619s
Jean-Eric Vergne, TECHEETAH, 1:30.940s
Stephane Sarrazin, Venturi Formula E, 1:31.222s
Oliver Turvey, NextEV NIO, 1:31.346s
Daniel Abt, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:31.396s
Adam Carroll, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:31.442s
Jerome D’Ambrosio, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:31.760s
Nico Prost, Renault e.dams, 1:31.975s
Nick Heidfeld, Mahindra Racing, 1:32.852s
 

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Bono Huis completes clean sweep in second practice
Bono Huis (Faraday Future Dragon Racing) ended the final practice session before qualifying for the Visa Vegas eRace at the top of the standings, clocking a 1:28.142s.
That means the Faraday Future Dragon Racing sim racer has been fastest in both practice sessions ahead of this afternoon’s race, where 20 Formula E drivers and 10 sim racers will battle it out for the biggest prize in eSports racing history - $1 million.
Huis lowered his previous best time from yesterday by three-tenths of a second, with Robin Frijns (Andretti Formula E) and Felix Rosenqvist a further half-a-second adrift completing the top-three places.
The inaugural Visa Vegas eRace is taking place today at The Venetian Hotel as part of Sports Business Innovation at 16:00 (PST) on the 50th edition of CES.
To follow the Visa Vegas eRace live visit - www.twitch.tv/eleaguetv

Visa Vegas eRace - Second practice session (Combined)

  • Bono Huis, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:28.142s
  • Robin Frijns, Andretti Formula E, 1:28.659s
  • Felix Rosenqvist, Mahindra Racing, 1:28.705s
  • Antonio Felix da Costa, Andretti Formula E, 1:28.698s
  • Petar Brljak, NextEV NIO, 1:28.830s
  • Graham Carroll, DS Virgin Racing, 1:28.934s
  • Olli Pahkala, Mahindra Racing, 1:29.008s
  • Enzo Bonito, TECHEETAH, 1:29.103s
  • David Greco, Renault e.dams, 1:29.199s
  • Jose Maria Lopez, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.447s
  • Aleksi Elomaa, Venturi Formula E, 1:29.507s
  • Ma Qing Hua, TECHEETAH, 1:29.612s
  • Patrik Holzmann, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:29.674s
  • Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.738s
  • Mitch Evans, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:29.741s
  • Lucas di Grassi, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:29.759s
  • Greger Huttu, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:29.807s
  • Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing, 1:30.000s
  • Daniel Abt, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:30.310s
  • Maro Engel, Venturi Formula E, 1:30.491s
  • Nelson Piquet Jr, NextEV NIO, 1:30.497s
  • Sebastien Buemi, Renault e.dams, 1:30.546s
  • Stephane Sarrazin, Venturi Formula E, 1:30.579s
  • Nico Prost, Renault e.dams, 1:30.613s
  • Jean-Eric Vergne, TECHEETAH, 1:30.656s
  • Jerome D’Ambrosio, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:30.705s
  • Oliver Turvey, NextEV NIO, 1:30.709s
  • Loic Duval, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:31.055s
  • Nick Heidfeld, Mahindra Racing, 1:31.514s
  • Adam Carroll, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:31.988s
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Bono Huis clinches pole position for Visa Vegas eRace
Bono Huis (Faraday Future Dragon Racing) secured pole position for the inaugural Visa Vegas eRace and with it $25,000.
The Faraday Future Dragon Racing sim racer has topped every session so far and pipped Felix Rosenqvist (Mahindra Racing) in the Super Pole shoot-out to start at the front of the grid for this afternoon’s race at 16:00 (PST).
Huis edged out the Marrakesh ePrix pole-sitter by two-tenths, with Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola (Andretti Formula E) lining-up third alongside Graham Carroll (DS Virgin Racing) in fourth.
To follow the Visa Vegas eRace live visit - www.twitch.tv/eleaguetv  

Visa Vegas eRace - Qualifying / Super Pole shoot-out (Combined)

  • Bono Huis, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:28.631s
  • Felix Rosenqvist, Mahindra Racing, 1:28.832s
  • Aleksi Uusi-Jaakkola, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.135s
  • Graham Carroll, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.243s
  • David Greco, Renault e.dams, 1:29.378s

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  • Olli Pahkala, Mahindra Racing, 1:29.050s
  • Patrik Holzmann, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:29.072s
  • Greger Huttu, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:29.117s
  • Enzo Bonito, TECHEETAH, 1:29.223s
  • Aleksi Elomaa, Venturi Formula E, 1:29.448s
  • Jose Maria Lopez, DS Virgin Racing, 1:29.490s
  • Antonio Felix da Costa, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.516s
  • Robin Frijns, Andretti Formula E, 1:29.517s
  • Nelson Piquet Jr, NextEV NIO, 1:29.798s
  • Lucas di Grassi, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:30.267s
  • Ma Qing Hua, TECHEETAH, 1:30.548s
  • Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing, 1:30.620s
  • Maro Engel, Venturi Formula E, 1:30.647s
  • Jean-Eric Vergne, TECHEETAH, 1:30.659s
  • Jerome D’Ambrosio, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:30.660s
  • Daniel Abt, ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport, 1:30.781s
  • Sebastien Buemi, Renault e.dams, 1:30.905s
  • Mitch Evans, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:30.913s
  • Stephane Sarrazin, Venturi Formula E, 1:30.954s
  • Loic Duval, Faraday Future Dragon Racing, 1:30.996s
  • Nico Prost, Renault e.dams, 1:31.331s
  • Oliver Turvey, NextEV NIO, 1:31.533s
  • Adam Carroll, Panasonic Jaguar Racing, 1:31.890s
  • Petar Brljak, NextEV NIO, 1:32.400s
  • Nick Heidfeld, Mahindra Racing, 1:41.331s
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