Japan Esports GT Grand Prix returns for a second season with a US$50,000 prize pool
The competition kicks off in December.
The JEGT Grand Prix had a successful inaugural season last year, bringing together professional racers and JEGT-certified sim racers in a thrilling Pro-Am competitive environment.
Last year’s competition featured Super GT driver Jann Mardenborough, but it was sim racer Takuma Miyazono who took home the grand prize.
Season 2 of the JEGT Grand Prix will begin on December 19, with four rounds each for the individual and team race categories, leading to the Grand Final in March 2021. Below is a more detailed breakdown of the schedule:
Individual matches:
Team races:
All races will be played on Gran Turismo Sport and will be streamed live onJEGT’s YouTube channel.
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