Tag: SimRacingPenguin
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CRGRT Esports: Team Standards, Guidelines & Driver Development
CRGRT is where competitive and welcoming sim racing meets excellence. Whether you’re a seasoned driver or a beginner, our platform values attitude, improvement, and respect. Join the open or esports divisions and showcase your skills in a community that celebrates both competition and camaraderie.
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Check Out SimRacingPenguin.com
If you’ve followed me for any length of time, there’s a good chance you’ve already heard the name SimRacingPenguin. He’s one of the quickest Gran Turismo drivers I know, but what stands out just as much as his speed is how cleanly he races. And now he finally has his own website: SimRacingPenguin.com The site…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Using a Racing Wheel for the First Time (A Guide by Samuel Feinberg, a Gran Turismo esports Driver)
Switching from a controller to a racing wheel can completely transform the Gran Turismo experience. The extra precision, feedback and physical involvement make every corner feel more rewarding—but the first few sessions can also feel surprisingly difficult. According to experienced Gran Turismo racer Samuel Feinberg, the most important thing is not to expect instant speed.…
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SimRacingPenguin – The Driver Who Helped Build CutieRacerGirl
Samuel Feinberg, known as SimRacingPenguin, was a pivotal figure behind CutieRacerGirl. His passion for Gran Turismo and meticulous attention to detail shaped the channel’s identity, influencing videos and race strategies. Beyond racing, Samuel brought enthusiasm, technical knowledge, and a genuine desire to enhance both his driving and the content. As the channel grew, so did…
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Pagani Zonda C12 – The Supercar That Changed Everything
The Pagani Zonda C12 stands as a testament to automotive innovation and artistry, crafted by Horacio Pagani and powered by a 6.0-litre Mercedes-Benz M120 V12. This iconic supercar, introduced at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show, revolutionized the industry with its lightweight carbon fibre monocoque chassis and exceptional engineering. With a top speed of 298 km/h…
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CutieRacerGirl.com Is Officially Ours
We’re excited to announce that CutieRacerGirl.com has officially been purchased and is now the permanent online home of CutieRacerGirl. The new domain gives the site a cleaner, more professional identity and makes it much easier for people to find CutieRacerGirl content in one place. The website will feature Gran Turismo articles, racing stories, updates, opinions…
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Why Katie Jenkins, Better Known as CutieRacerGirl, Deleted Her YouTube Channel
Katie Jenkins, known online as CutieRacerGirl, has deleted her YouTube channel after deciding that the platform was no longer worth the enormous amount of time, effort and creative energy she was putting into it. Her decision was not caused by a lack of passion for racing games or content creation. It came after repeatedly dealing…
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Chevrolet Corvette C5-R: The Thunderous American Icon Gran Turismo Fans Still Love
Written by: CRGRT SimRacingPenguin Few racing cars announce their arrival quite like the Chevrolet Corvette C5-R. Before it even appears on screen, you can hear it: a deep, violent V8 rumble that sounds less like a conventional racing engine and more like an approaching thunderstorm. Then comes the unmistakable shape—a long bonnet, an enormous rear…
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Why I Love Audi!
Audi’s R8 LMS and Evo are a masterclass in engineering and driving pleasure. With their natural feel and powerful V10, these cars are a must-drive for any racing enthusiast.
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Corvette C5: The Ultimate Sports Car
The Chevrolet Corvette C5 Z06: America’s Lightweight Performance Icon Written by Samuel Feinberg Introduction The Chevrolet Corvette C5 Z06 is one of the most celebrated American performance cars of the early 2000s. Built with a focus on speed, balance, and driver engagement, the Z06 transformed the already capable C5 Corvette into a machine that could…
