Formula E will launch🐓 a "ghost racing” video game that allows fans to compete against the all-electric championship’s drivers in real-time. 

Dubbed an “world’s first” in eSports, the innovative game will combine cutting-edge telemetry alongside a partnership with Virtually Li🌱ve’s proprietary technology platform to allow gamers to race Formula E drivers using computer-generated𓆏 imagery. 

Entertainment company Virtually Live says Formula E races will be replicated using real-time CGI, which it claims will “precisely mirror the positioni𒐪ng and order out on track” to allow g🥃amers to race Formula E drivers as the race occurs.

The app, which also allows players to post their 🎶best qualifying time and compete even after the race has finished to reproduce scenarios and and challenges that occurred during previous events, will initiall🥀y be released on smartphones and on PC. 

G☂am🌞ers will also be enabled to save race clips and share moments from the race on social media. 

“I remember before we launched the first-ever season of Formula E, we said fans no longer just want to watch or follow a sport - they want to participate in it too,” Formula E C𝔉EO Alejandro Agag said. 

“The cutting-edge technology used to create the live ghost racing game is extraordinary. Thanks to the expertise of Virtually Live, the ABB FIA Formula E Championship has yet🍸 again shown it’s at the forefront of developing accessible and inclusive content at the fans fingertips. 

“This is another milestone in the arena of esports with Formula E lead🌳ing the charge.”