The FIA has announced a new collaboration with Track Titan, an artificial intelligence coaching service created to assist sim racing and electronic sports drivers. This initiative aims to make access to professional training more affordable for competitors.
Within the framework of this agreement, Track Titan becomes the “Pilot Coaching Platform, in Collaboration with the FIA”. Through this program, free access codes for three-month subscriptions will be distributed to the national sporting authorities of the FIA, which will then be able to offer them to drivers in need of training.
Features of Track Titan
The Track Titan system analyzes telemetry and driving data provided by simulators, giving personalized and detailed feedback on the areas where drivers can improve. The platform is compatible with the main racing simulators on both PC and consoles, using real-time analysis tools to guide drivers.
Objective of the collaboration
Eric Stranne, eSports manager at the FIA, expressed that this partnership is a step in the right direction for those dreaming of a professional career. “eSports are an important part of our effort to develop new pathways for drivers and connect with a new generation of competitors,” he commented.
Max Teichert, founder of Track Titan and former Gran Turismo driver, highlighted that while the will to improve is universal, access to quality feedback is not. “This collaboration with the FIA will allow us to provide more drivers with the clarity and confidence needed to understand and improve their performance,” he added.
The initiative, which will enable drivers to benefit from innovative digital tools, signifies a small but significant contribution towards the growth of sim racing. In conclusion, the FIA is demonstrating that the world of simulators is increasingly recognized as an important part of the motorsport landscape.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
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