Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup

Unlike other Sim Racing series with a mix of cars and categories, the PESC main series creates an even arena, with one iconic car that is driven by ever competitor: the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. This way, the tournament is an even playing field and success hinges entirely on raw skill, race craft, and flawless strategy, making every victory a true testament to driver brilliance.

At the heart of the Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup are two dynamic series that bring unique excitement to the competition. The Main Series is the ultimate proving ground for Sim Racing professionals, where fierce competition determines who earns the coveted championship title. Every race is a battle of nerves and precision, forging the next generation of digital racing legends. Meanwhile, the All-Star Series brings a playful twist, as content creators and influencers race in chaotic, unpredictable showdowns that mix fun with fierce competition. It’s this spectrum of passion, skills, talent and entertainment that makes the PESC so unique.

To qualify, drivers hit the track alone in a timed session, pushing their car to the absolute limit to set the fastest lap. With no room for error, it’s a high-stakes battle against the clock, where precision and nerve are everything. The reward? A prime grid position for the sprint race, for the fastest 20 drivers, setting the stage for the wheel-to-wheel action that follows. In PESC qualifying, every millisecond counts—and only the fastest rise to the top.

Each of the seven rounds features two races: a short, high-intensity Sprint Race, where every position holds precious points, and the longer, tactical Feature Race, where strategy, tyre management, and endurance take center stage. Points are awarded for both races, but it’s the Feature Race that carries the heaviest weighting. The “drop race” rule gives competitors a lifeline, by enabling them to exclude their worst performance. So the standings can shift dramatically, keeping fans guessing until the very last lap of the season finale. The cherry on top: A grand total of a 200.000 $ prize pool, being distributed among the Top 20 drivers, with the first one receiving 50.000 $.

Porsche has always been at the forefront of motorsport innovation, from dominating endurance racing to leading in electric racing. The PESC reflects the Porsche approach, by embracing Esports as a critical part of the future of racing. In essence, the PESC isn’t just a Sim Racing series—it’s a continuation of our relentless pursuit of excellence, reimagined for a digital era.