⚠️ Official Disclaimer: Please note that all positions and results mentioned in this report are strictly unofficial. We await the official results and standings to be published by AAP and the race organizers. Round 2 of the AAP Online Races proved to be a valuable weekend of learning, adaptation, and great sportsmanship for our team. Competing across three different platforms, our drivers tackled tough weather, tight battles, and new machinery, taking away plenty of lessons t

In sim racing, preparation is usually the bedrock of performance. Hours spent fine-tuning setups, studying telemetry, and dialing in force feedback settings can make or break a stint. But every now and then, an opportunity comes along that demands pure adaptability over meticulous planning. That was precisely the scenario for Appfront Racing (AF Racing) this past Saturday. While we knew about the RaceLabs' Nordschleife GT3 event three days in advance, busy schedules meant the

As the AAP Esports Championship moves into Round 2, the challenge ramps up. Following our initial team sessions, AppFront Racing logged back in for Driver Development Part 2, this time tackling the raw power of the 2015 Ford Mustang in preparation for the upcoming individual online sprint races (Asseto Corsa). Guided by Coach Luis, the session focused on mastering Circuit Zandvoort’s tricky banking, finding the optimal racing lines, and fine-tuning trail braking techniques to

At AppFront Racing, our competitive philosophy is simple: we are only as good as our slowest stint. In endurance racing, collective consistency dictates podiums. To maximize our team's full potential, we have officially launched Round 1 of our intensive Driver Development Program, coached by Filipino sim champion and real-world racer Luis Moreno. Our recent podium-finisher Alenie Valera gets hands-on, one-on-one coaching from Luis Moreno (left), while teammates Yoram Lazaro (

Team pose after finishing P2 on a 3 hour endurance race of AAP Endurance racing rarely goes exactly to plan, and our 3 hours at Silverstone was a masterclass in why you never stop fighting until the checkered flag. We qualified P4, but right out of the gate on Lap 1, Johann Villena took a hit from another car and dropped down to P7. Instead of panicking, he put his head down, dialed in a fierce pace, and put on a clinic, climbing all the way back to P2 and building a massive