The eBRC – new for 2020 is the first Esports Championship to carry a British title from Motorsport UK – the governing body for four-wheel motorsport. The four round championship uses a 50/50 spilt between asphalt and gravel – just like the real BRC. After the rough and tough stages of Wales and the ultra-fast and smooth roads of Spain, here are the standings for the inaugural eBRC. 83 drivers from over 550 registered have so far scored points on DiRT Rally 2.0 the popular game from curators Codemasters.

ALAN6R4 hasn’t put a foot wrong so far this season, as a second in Wales was followed by the win in Spain. This sees a comfortable gap of 14 points at the top of the table. Can he be caught in the second half of the series?  MATTHEWHIRST96 used his real world Welsh Rally Championship title success to good effect by clinching the opening round in Wales, but could only manage a handful of points on the Tarmac as he lies in second, while topping the BRC runners is James Williams (JWRALLY7) in third – narrowly missing the outright win in Spain by less than a tenth of a second.

The winner of the series will go from the virtual world into the real rally car as the winner will test drive a Ford Fiesta R2T with EDSL Sport. The top ten will get to visit M-Sport in Cumbria, while there are round-by-round social media competitions for the best clips on social media.

Next up… Germany on the 15 June.

Open to all who hold a Motorsport UK licence or Trackside Membership. Those who are not a member of Motorsport UK can become one HERE for £19.99 by using the code EBRC20  – Not only will you receive 20% off the membership, you will also have access to exclusive Motorsport UK tours, factory visits and member benefits from major motorsport outlets and high street names. 

Head to britishrallychampionship.co.uk to register for the series today