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GPO’s inaugural race at Bahrain’s 2010 new layout, will be fuse two new designs and both will be broadcasted for the first time in Sim Racing history live on PSRTV. You’re commentators for this exciting event will be the much loved Michael Lam, technical minded Phil Roberts and highly respected driver Nick Rowland.

The event will kick off at 19:30 GMT where you get to experience the battle to qualify for the grid before the race itself gets underway around 20:30 GMT.

Who will win the first ever GPO race? Tune in and find out – only with PSRTV!

As GP-O continues with leaps and bounds to work towards the opening race in the leagues history things have really began to pick up pace.

Firstly, a completely revamped Beta Mod is now readily available to all our approved drivers in the forums. The mod is based on the Ferrari F60 from the LMT Modding Group. Remember registration is completely free… hang on… so is the racing! Just what is there to lose? Sign up today! You’re more than welcome to bring a friend but unfortunately you can’t already discount free things for doing that.

Elsewhere in the world of GrandPrix-Online we have plenty going on.

Our first track pack is in the final stages of completion before it is released to the public. Our track packs will come in different stages so you have access to groups of tracks at a time and can prepare for them in advance.

We also now are in the final preparations for signing sponsors for a teamspeak3 server to help out with team radios and race control during the events, plus we now have the fantastic Live Timing on our website for all the ontrack action and the amazing Live Stream which effectively becomes a TV Channel dedicated to GP-O in the making. All these exciting media prospects are already at our fingertips, not to mention a potential partnership with PSRTV.

As you can see, now is starting to become the most exciting time in GP-O’s short life span. We really hope you come to join in with our community and celebrate fresh starts, new beginnings and our pre-season excitment as the tension builds for when the red lights go out.