F1 and NFL Stars Swap Helmets for Control

Nothing better than seeing stars Formula 1 and players from NFL exchanging tracks and fields for joysticks in a parking lot, right? Because, of course, when you think of Miami, you automatically think of… a parking lot? The event EA SPORTS F1 24 Miami Search is here to prove that you can take the athlete out of the sport, but you can't take the competitiveness out of the athlete… not always with good results.

What Exactly Is This Confusion?

imagine Carlos Sainz It is Bianca Bustamantewhich normally compete in machines that are worth more than my housejoining the giants of Miami Dolphins, Jalen Ramsey It is Jaylen Waddle, for a competition that is half virtual race, half quiz show about Miami. Commanding this mixed salad, we have the corresponding Sibley Scolesasking things that probably not even Google knows how to answer.

Broadcast directly from “iconic” parking 1111 Lincoln Road, this event is basically what happens when you have a lot of marketing and not much idea what to do with it. The icing on the cake? A final virtual race where we'll probably see if F1 drivers can turn the virtual steering wheel as well as the real one, and if NFL players can drive something that isn't a golf cart.

Game Preview and Tempting Promotions

In addition to the strange combination of race and quiz, fans will have the chance to see the Miami International Autodrome at the EA SPORTS F1 24 before the official launch. And, of course, if you're willing to spend more than you should, the pre-order the Champions Edition gives you three days of early access, a mountain of Pitcoin, and more uniforms than you'd possibly know what to do with. Because nothing says “I love F1” how to spend money on Pitcoin.

So if you're looking for something to do while you're not playing the PlayStation, tune in on May 2nd to see this marketing spectacle. It's the perfect combination of speed, sport and cross-selling that only EA could dream. And remember, it's all virtual, so the chances of someone getting hurt are lower… unless it's someone's pride in being overcome in a race by a football player. Then that's it, See you in the parking lot!