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abt, not true to form, had done well. to be honest, i'm questioning if it was really daniel in the car. ed an investigation, and by cross—referencing ip address, found that abt was not behind the wheel. audi took no time in sacking abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, hoerzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating and how they will address the strategy to prevent it happening again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, i gamerjust came third in a race with highly—trained professional drivers. people are starting to understand that there's a big difference between a casual gamer and a professional seem racer. —— professional sim racer. the speed that these guys managed to extract from the cars over a lap just shows how dedicated they are to the sport. that's bound to be some kind of transferable skillset in t

abt, not true to form, had done well. to be honest, i'm questioning if it was really daniel in the car. stigation, and by cross—referencing ip address, found that abt was not behind the wheel. audi took no time in sucking abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, hoerzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this, it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating or how they will address the strategy to preventing it again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, a gamerjust came third in a race with highly—trained professional drivers. people are kind of starting to understand that there's a big difference between a casual gamer and a professional racer. the speed that these guys managed to extract from the cars over a lap just shows how dedicated they are to the sport. that's bound to have some kind of transferable skill set in the real world. so could this be a new

abt, not true to form, had done well. to be honest, i'm questioning if it was really daniel in the car. ation, and by cross—referencing ip addresses, found that abt was not behind the wheel. audi took no time in sacking abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, horzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this, it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating or how they will address their strategy to prevent it again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, a gamerjust came third in a race with highly—trained professional drivers. people are kind of starting to understand that there's a big difference between a casual gamer and a professional sim racer. the speed that these guys managed to extract from the cars over a lap just shows how dedicated they are to the sport. that's bound to have some kind of transferable skill set in the real world. so could this be a new

recently, audi sports real life formula e driver daniel abt was found to have cheated during a race. at all. managing to obscure his face on the video feed, it was actually pro gamer lorenz hoerzing who was behind the wheel. other drivers immediately voiced their suspicions after dabt, not true to form, had done well. to be honest, i'm questioning if it was really daniel in the car. formula e launched an investigation, and by cross—referencing ip address, found that abt was not behind the wheel. audi took no time in sucking abt, who was also disqualified audi took no time in sacking abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, hoerzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating and how they will address the strategy to prevent it happening again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, i gamerjust came third in a race w

abt, not true to form, had done well. to be honest, i'm questioning if it was really daniel in the car. abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, hoerzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating and how they will address the strategy to prevent it happening again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, i gamerjust came third in a race with highly—trained professional drivers. people are kind of starting to understand that there is a big difference between a casual gamer and a professional seem racer. the speed that these guys managed to extract from the cars over a lap just shows how dedicated they are to the sport. that's bound to be some kind of transferable skills that in the real world. so could this be a new way of identifying talent? i guess a typical motorsport person might say, "well, you know, can they do it

recently, audi sports real life formula e driver daniel abt was found to have cheated during a race.hind the wheel. audi took no time in sucking abt, who was also disqualified in that race by formula e. and the gamer, hoerzing, banned from ever entering a formula e event again. but why did they do it? so from this it is clear that abt didn't take the esports race as seriously as a real—life one. now, we reached out to formula e who declined to make a statement on abt‘s cheating and how they will address the strategy to prevent it happening again in future. but just think about this for a second — cheating or not, i gamerjust came third in a race with highly—trained professional drivers. people are starting to understand that there's a big difference between a casual gamer and a professional seem racer. the speed that these guys managed to extract from the cars over a lap just shows how dedicated they are to the sport. that's bound to be some kind of transferable skills that in the real world. so could this be a new way of identifying talent? i guess a typical motorsport person might