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From Motor Trend
Recently in Europe Nissan and Sony have been running the GT Academy, a competition challenging GT5 experts to take part in a massive online tournament and race each other in GT-R supercars specially rendered for the event. However it wasn't the gaming that set this competition apart, but rather that at the end 22 finalists were invited to Silverstone for a real-life GT Academy race preparation course. And now after a weeklong competition, Nissan is finally crowning two overall winners of the massive event. Their grand prize? Entry in a four-month training program for Nissan, with the chance to drive in (no really) the Dubai 24 hour endurance race next January.
Real cars are a little harder to drive than video games. No reset, no restart.
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