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What happens when the world's fastest drivers are born not on karting tracks, but in front of screens? The Simulator Paradox explores the thrilling convergence of virtual and real-world racing-and how it's rewriting the DNA of motorsport itself. From basement rigs to Formula One simulators, this book dives into the rise of sim-racing as a global phenomenon, its role in developing new generations of elite drivers, and the groundbreaking technology that blurs the line between pixels and pavement. With compelling case studies-from Gran Turismo champions turned Le Mans contenders to F1 pros training side-by-side with esports stars-it unpacks the cultural, technical, and ethical shifts shaping the sport. Whether you're a lifelong motorsport fan, an aspiring sim-racer, or simply curious about the future of competition, The Simulator Paradox is your definitive guide to a racing revolution unfolding in real time.

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