Esports Industry Running to $1,6 Billion

Esports Industry Runs To Billion Dollars
Esports Industry Running to $1,6 Billion

Having achieved success stories ranging from simulation to real tracks with young pilots like Cem Bölükbaşı in the international arena in the past years, Turkey aims to add to these successes with its esports simulation center in Ankara. Video games have evolved from being just games to new and competitive sports branches in recent years. Turkey took a pioneering step in 2018 and set its goal of becoming a strong player in this field with the Turkish Esports Federation (TESFED), which was established under the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Reaching a market volume of 2021 billion dollars in 1 and aiming to increase this figure to 2024 billion dollars by 1,6, Turkey, which has achieved success stories with young pilots such as Cem Bölükbaşı, who moved from simulation to real tracks, has led the way of new entrepreneurs who believe in the potential of esports. preparing for success. Established in Ankara, Turkey's first and only esports simulation center, Apex Racing, aims to bring young talents who will bring new international successes to our country from simulation to reality.

Sharing his views on Turkey's potential and contributions in the field of esports, Apex Racing Co-Founder Berkay Erdoğan said, “Our country hosts important esports teams in terms of both national competition and international success. While we draw attention in the global esports environment with the tournaments and cups we won as the esports community in Turkey, we also achieve successes carried from the virtual environment to reality with names such as Cem Bölükbaşı. As Turkey's first and only esports simulation center, Apex Racing, we operate to bring talented young pilots to the real tracks with our 'from simulation to reality' principle by providing the closest experience to track racing with our state-of-the-art equipment.

Realistic experiences for racing enthusiasts

Noting that they aim to make motorsports and esports accessible to everyone with lifelike experiences, Apex Racing Co-founder Ali Kerem Ureten said, “In this context, we established Turkey's first and only simulation center in the field of esports in Ankara last year. Racers; As the authorized dealer of equipment and game technology companies such as Sparco, Thrustmaster, Fanatec, we designed the cockpits with state-of-the-art equipment and realistic equipment, playing games such as Gran Turismo 7, F1 2021, F1 2020, Assetto Corsa, Gran Turismo Sport, Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally 2.0 and Iracing. can experience. We also enter into collaborations with our mission to carry successful pilots from the virtual environment to the real tracks. As the 'Technology Sponsor' of the Mobile Training Simulator project of the Turkish Automobile Sports Federation (TOSFED), we are working to discover talents that are open to development in this field in Anatolia.

“We will form our own team”

Emphasizing that esports branches reach more people and are adopted by more and more institutions each year, Apex Racing Co-Founder Berkay Erdoğan concluded his evaluations with the following words: “Turkey shows its potential in this regard by signing national and international events. While Istanbul is preparing for the Global Esports Games of the Global Esports Federation at the end of this year, Ankara hosted the Ankara Youth and Esports Festival at the end of March. With this event, as Apex Racing, we hosted our Vice President Fuat Oktay in our professional cockpit. We started working to establish our esports and karting teams as Turkey's first and only esports simulation center in order to support the development of esports in the country and to increase our representation power abroad. As Apex Racing, we aim to make a name for ourselves on both virtual and real tracks in the future.”

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