2024 MAM Malaysia Esports Championship It officially launched on March 2nd at the Petaling Jaya Race Room, marking an important moment in the history of virtual motorsport. With his three competition classes – Junior, Club and Pro – the racer digitally took on his version of the Sepang International He Circuit, showcasing his talent across different age groups and skill levels. The event, organized by Axle Sports e-Racing Club under the Malaysian Motorsport Association (MAM) and sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), promised fair play and a level playing field for all competitors.
Breaking new ground in Esports
With the first of four rounds underway, the championship provided a unique platform for virtual racers.Junior class witnessed Matthew Chu He set a fast pace on his rivals and secured victory with an impressive lead. On the other hand, club classes Mohammad Zikri Take your virtual Ferrari DTM 2021 to the finish line ahead of your rivals and claim victory. In the professional class, the pinnacle of competition, a thrilling sibling battle unfolded. Naqib Azlan He narrowly defeated his brother Nabil Azlan, demonstrating a high level of skill and determination among Malaysia’s top virtual racers.
competitive spirit and fair play
The championship adhered to strict guidelines and the oversight of race judges ensured a fair and competitive environment for all participants. According to Axle Sports’ Alex Yoong, this structure not only ensures fairness between racers, but also improves the standard of Malaysia’s virtual racing. The sanctioning of this event by the FIA further underlines its legitimacy and the growing recognition of esports in the realm of international motorsport.
road ahead
As the championship progresses, the anticipation for the remaining rounds increases. The success of the first race day sets a high bar for future events, promising even more excitement and showcasing the potential of Malaysian esports talent on the world stage. A blend of youthful exuberance and seasoned skill, the 2024 MAM Malaysia Esports Championship is poised to redefine virtual racing in Malaysia and beyond.
As the dust settles at the virtual Sepang International Circuit, thoughts turn to the wider impact of this event. The successful integration of competitive gaming and traditional motorsport principles highlights a transformative moment for both industries. With the continued support of organizations such as MAM and FIA, the future of Malaysian esports looks promising as it moves forward with speed, skill and an unyielding competitive spirit.
