Mercedes can be toppled in F1's other title race
Mercedes has not only set new standards in Formula 1, but it's also created a benchmark in Esports. Now its rivals have scrambled to catch up, there's a chance the Brendon Leigh-fronted Mercedes can be stopped
For the very first time in Formula 1's short Esports history, all 10 F1 teams will compete for the $500,000 prize pool.
Each team, with Ferrari among them for the first time, will field two drivers each race from a three-driver roster across the four-event season - which begins on Wednesday night at London's Gfinity arena.
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