MOZA Racing is launching an ambitious strategy to promote the global sim racing sector in 2025. In cooperation with the Simracing.GP platform, the manufacturer is announcing a large number of new racing series aimed specifically at beginners and experienced e-sports talents alike. In addition to the return of the popular MOZA Challenge, the line-up includes two other formats: MOZA Community Racing and the new MOZA Club Formula league, which is closely based on the classic monoposto racing ladder.
- The MOZA Challenge 2025 starts in August with a grand finale shortly before Christmas
- New community races with a focus on Le Mans Ultimate for beginners and amateur drivers
- MOZA Club Formula forms a career model from virtual junior to premier class
- Close integration with Simracing.GP including league system, rankings and prizes
From beginner to e-sports pro: formats for every level
The planned racing series for 2025 reflect a clear vision: MOZA Racing is positioning itself not only as a provider of high-quality simracing hardware, but also as an active creator of a diverse e-sports culture. With the relaunch of the MOZA Challenge, the focus is once again on a global format that attracts thousands of drivers from all over the world. Broad accessibility, captivating races and an epic finale make this competition a fixture on the international racing calendar.
At the same time, MOZA Community Racing is deliberately aimed at the wider gaming community. The focus here is on the Le Mans Ultimate game, which is designed to appeal primarily to beginners and recreational drivers with structured, fun-oriented races. Participation is easy via the official MOZA Discord, where updates, dates and carpooling opportunities are shared. The aim is to create an open, respectful environment that makes it easier to get started in virtual motorsport.
MOZA Club Formula: Virtual career ladder with real aspirations
A real highlight of the new program is the MOZA Club Formula – a new league that simulates the path from amateur to virtual top class. From the CF4 to the CF1 category, drivers compete for points, promotions and prizes in high-quality simulated single-seaters from Race Sim Studio. Simracing.GP provides the technological basis with a sophisticated license and ranking system that ensures fairness and sporting development. The series sees itself as a serious alternative to the real motorsport pyramid – digital, but no less demanding.
MOZA Racing sees the collaboration with Simracing.GP as a strategic partnership that combines technological expertise with a community focus. The platform offers extensive tools for organization, matchmaking and progress tracking, making it ideal for ambitious leagues and new formats.
Simracing as a platform for growth and participation
The philosophy behind these formats is clear: simracing should be more than competition – it should connect, challenge and develop. MOZA Racing is using the new season to specifically promote talent and create a sustainable infrastructure for digital racing careers. With high-quality racing formats, fair conditions and technical excellence, a dynamic scene is being created in which every driver – from rookie to professional – can find their place.
MOZA not only offers tournaments, but also the right hardware: from direct-drive steering wheels and load-cell pedals to flight and racing simulator components. The combination of innovative technology and a community-oriented focus makes MOZA a driving force in international sim racing.
Conclusion
With a strong line-up of new formats and the continuation of proven events, MOZA Racing brings a breath of fresh air to the simracing scene in 2025. The mix of competition, community building and virtual motorsport promotion promises a season that combines technological excellence with real participation. Further details on participation and planned prizes will be published in the coming weeks – preparations for the next big racing year are already in full swing.
