Here I share my own races, videos and experiences from sim racing and motorsport. You’ll see what happens on track, what’s on my mind and what I learn along the way.
I look back at my races afterwards too. What did I feel in the car? What does the data show? And why did I make a particular decision? Those questions shape my practice and my videos.
Sim racing · January 2023
A friend at AVL RACETECH introduced me to sim racing in January 2023.
My first eSports series is the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport Virtual Championship 2026. I compete in iRacing Division 1.
Standings: 10th place. As of .
Red Bull Ring · June 2024
I prepared in my sim rig for my first track-driving experience at the Red Bull Ring in June 2024. In the X-Bow, driving techniques I had practised in the simulator felt familiar.
Trail braking, the car’s rotation and the G-forces have stayed with me in particular. I could also feel the compression in the final corner clearly in the real car. This is my own experience at the Red Bull Ring.
YouTube gives me room for the whole race story. I show the driving, look at decisions and data, and turn it into a video. On Instagram and TikTok, I share shorter moments and glimpses behind the scenes.
This is where you’ll find my longer racing videos. From driving and choosing the scenes to editing, they come from my own perspective as a driver. Preparing them for YouTube and looking at the figures are part of the work too.
Here I share selected racing moments and the background to the longer videos. You can find the other channels and links together in the link hub.
In 2026, I’m competing in my first eSports series, the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport Virtual Championship. I qualified directly for iRacing Division 1. Work meant I was driving less regularly for a while. I entered the occasional event and practised when I could, but my iRating barely moved for quite some time. Now I’m practising more regularly again and taking a closer look at my driving. Working on trail braking reminded me how much precise brake control matters. Focusing less on forcing the car and more on how it responded helped my own driving.
Snapshot after Road Atlanta · : officially P10 with 108.5 points. The season is ongoing; this is not a final result.
The Division 1 field includes established professional eSports drivers and competitors in the 9k to 10k+ iRating range.
The video shows my first race at Spa. It is my own driving and production work, not a client result or a promise of coaching outcomes.
The Media case study explains how story, editing and distribution fit together. Historical analytics retain their documented reporting date there.
I live in Graz, I’m a master automotive technician and I’ve led technical projects. I want to understand what a car is doing. I’m just as interested in how I can make that experience clear in a video.
C-Motion Racing is my own racing and creator brand. Academy focuses on driver development; Media handles business and production projects.
Through the Academy, we look at your driving technique, telemetry and practice. We find the next step that fits your question.
Through Media, I support content strategy, media projects and remote video production. You can also get in touch with a partnership idea there.
Come along for the racing.
You’ll find my videos and racing moments on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. Interested in working on a project with me? The media kit gives you an initial overview. In Media, you can tell me about your idea.