WorldGaming Competition Coming to the 2019 Canadian International AutoShow
Canada’s most ambitious esports racing competition is coming
to the Canadian International AutoShow, in partnership with the WorldGaming
Network (WGN).
AutoShow attendees will be able to experience this unique competition from the
driver’s seat at the WorldGaming Network Pfaff Forza 7 Canadian Challenge,
driven by Castrol. There has never been more on the line, with $20,000 in
cash and prizing, plus a once in a lifetime chance to race with Pfaff
Motorsports.
Every Canadian over the age of 14 with access to an Xbox One is eligible to
compete in the tournament. There are two ways to join: open online qualifiers
that will be staged throughout January and February on Worldgaming.com, and a
live event at the Canadian International AutoShow. At the live qualifiers, attendees
will be able to use VRX racing pods designed to give gamers a state-of-the-art
racing experience. The Grand Finals will be staged February 24, 2019, live at
the AutoShow at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
“Esports is the fastest growing feature at the AutoShow and the fastest growing
attraction in sports entertainment,” says Jason Campbell, General Manager of
the AutoShow. “Hosting the Pfaff Forza Motorsport 7 WorldGaming Network
Canadian Challenge adds another level of excitement to the attraction.”
The 2019 esport exhibit at the AutoShow will be nearly double the size of last
year’s showcase. Produced by WorldGaming, Pfaff, Castrol and Xbox, the esports
activation will bring together gamers of all ages and skill levels to test
their speed on Forza 7.
“We’re very excited to partner with WorldGaming Network for the second year in
a row to engage with racers, virtual and real, across the country,” says
Laurance Yap, Creative Director at Pfaff Automotive Partners. “For us, the WorldGaming
Network Canadian Challenge bridges the gap between the virtual and real
racing worlds – the winner of the tournament will have the chance to test a
Pfaff race car in 2019 and become part of our company’s long history of
developing Canadian driving talent. Holding the tournament live at the
AutoShow, with nine days of live qualifiers, and a one-day live final, really
takes the championship to the next level.”
Competitors can visit WorldGaming.com/Forza7CC for more information and to
register.
“Forza 7 Motorsport is already a leading title in racing and this is the
event that competitors have been waiting for,” says Wim Stocks, General Manager
of WorldGaming Network. “Massive thanks to all our partners who made this
competition possible. Fans and car lovers alike will be able to experience
first-hand how far our Canadian players are willing to push it to win
incredible prizes.”
For tickets and AutoShow information, please visit autoshow.ca.
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