The Grand Final of the Czech SimRacing Series 2025, held during the Prague Car Festival, delivered top-tier digital motorsport racing, extremely close battles, and a professional atmosphere across both the national and international championship categories.
Only 3 Czech sim racers and 5 international competitors made it through to the final — and Martin was among them. He qualified on P3, but was surrounded by Szeze Esports drivers on all sides, making the situation significantly harder.
After the start he held his P3 position and looked for an opportunity to push forward, but the two Szeze drivers worked together to close the door at every corner. Then, all of a sudden, Martin spotted a gap in their wall — and took it. After an impressive overtake, he moved into the lead and crossed the finish line in P1 at just 15 years old.
Unfortunately the stewards handed him a penalty for a netcode-caused incident, dropping him to P2 — a decision we still do not agree with to this day. That P2 result, however, earned him a free entry into the F4 CEZ Academy.
"In the end Martin became the youngest Czech Sim Racing Champion, proving that he belongs to the elite."