Simon
Feigl
Simon Feigl started sim racing at a young age, first with Geoff Crammond’s Microprose games and later with Gran Turismo and EA Formula 1 games. He attempted GT Academy in 2010 and 2015, qualifying to represent Team Australia in 2015 for the Race Camp at Silverstone.
Afterwards, he joined the iRacing scene and achieved great success at World Championship level, later founding his own Sim Racing Esports team in 2018, Altus Esports.
“My drive has always been to win on the world stage!”
Career Highlights
- 2017 Blancpain GT World Championship – 7th Overall
- 2018 VRS GT World Championship – 22nd Overall
- 2019 VRS GT World Championship – 8th Overall
- 2018 Le Mans 24 Hour – 3rd Place GTE (Top Split)
- 2019 24 Hours of Daytona – Winner GTE (Top Split)
- 2010 GT Academy National Finalist
- 2015 GT Academy International Finalist
Sim Rig Equipment
Q&A
Favourite Driver?
Fernando Alonso
Favourite Style of Racing?
Open Wheel and GT
Favourite Track?
Bathurst
Sprint or Endurance?
Endurance
First Ever Racing Game?
Microprose Formula One Grand Prix (1991 – Amiga)
Triples or Ultrawide?
Ultrawide
Preferred Simulator?
iRacing
Proudest Achievement?
Getting a double win in the 2019 24 Hours of Daytona (GTE & GT3 Classes)
What excites you about Sim Racing Esports?
The true competitive nature and depth of field where skill and talent wins out. Money is not the major determining factor on who races, and who wins.
Do you have any real world racing experience?
Not racing, however I have driven a racecar on the track on a number of times.
What is your motto?
Race Hard, Race Fair