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Titan Talks is the sim racing and motorsport podcast powered by Track Titan. Each episode goes behind the scenes with professional drivers, Esports competitors, coaches, creators and people working across the industry. We explore how they got started, what helped them improve, the mistakes they made along the way and the lessons aspiring sim racers can take from their careers. From sim-to-real racing and Esports to coaching, telemetry, content creation and careers in motorsport, Titan Talks is about understanding what it actually takes to reach the next level.
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In the very first episode of Titan Talks, we sit down with Thom Brouwer, the sim racer who started out streaming F1 from his bedroom and somehow ended up driving a real Formula 1 car at Paul Ricard. Thom takes us through the whole journey: getting bitten by the F1 bug watching Max Verstappen, splitting his first wheel with his dad, nearly qualifying for the F1 Esports Pro Draft, becoming one of the first-ever ambassadors for an F1 team, and finally getting the call to drive a real F1 car, live on stream. We go through his actual telemetry data from the day (compared against a real F1 driver), hear the story behind his insane home sim racing studio, and put him through a rapid-fire "faster or slower" round against some of the biggest names in sim racing and esports. If you've ever dreamed of going from your bedroom rig to the real thing, this one's for you.
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