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Two Malaysian brothers left people in the dust as they dominated the first-ever sim racing tournament at the South East Asian eSports Championships (SEA EC), winning in both the Individual and Team Competitions. Held in IUEM eRacing by RaceRoom, the brother duo led off the line for the individual competition in Race 1. Naquib Azlan forged ahead ...
Following their success in the EERC European Endurance Championship 24-hour race in June, Axle Sports is all set to propel forward in the upcoming Le Mans Virtual series which is scheduled to start on the 25th of September. Axle Sports, led by Alex Yoong, is honoured to be a part of such a prestigious sim racing event which is thought to be one ...
Coming off the back of their maiden E1 Championship win, Singapore-based Team Flash E-Racing Division has announced its partnership with Axle Sports. They will be competing under Flash Axle Sports at the upcoming 24-hour race at Le Mans on Saturday, 26 June 2021. The race at Circuito de la Sarthe will be held on the rFactor 2 sim-racing plat...
Ever-tenacious Malaysian, Naquib Azlan was crowned as the champion in the fifth edition of the eRacing GP Global Edition championship. The 20-year-old held off a fierce challenge by Australia's Josh Purwein to claim the title for the first time after being runner up in the previous four Global Editions. Despite starting from the rear of the ...
Earlier this year, the E1 Championship Season Zero came to an epic close when Malaysian sim racer Naquib Azlan and his team, Stratos Motorsport, was crowned driver and team champions. The 21-year old Malaysian took home a grand prize of US$5,000. Just several months later, the E1 Championship is counting down to the first race of its new season....
After eight rounds of gruelling sim-racing action, the E1 Championship Season Zero came to an epic close where Naquib Azlan and his team, Stratos Motorsport, was crowned driver and team champions. The 21-year old Malaysian takes home a well-earned grand prize of US$5,000, while runners up Ayman Aqeem and Mikko Nassi take home US$4,000 and US$3,000...
The E1 Championship, the premier sim racing championship in the region, is approaching its final three races of the season. 20-year-old Malaysian Naquib Azlan of Scuderia Motorsports is leading the charge, followed by Singapore-based Mikko Nassi of Korean racing outfit Team Safehouse in second, and Malaysia’s 17-year-old Mika Haki...
Malaysia’s Naquib Azlan produced the drive of his life to end the eRacing Global Edition 2020 with a bang. In a stunning performance, he managed to grab first place in the final leg of the Global Edition America at the RaceRoom; the Indianapolis GP. Despite starting at the back end in the championship reverse grid race, Naquib burned rub...
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