After failing to secure automatic acceptance into the 2023 Logitech G Pro Invitational series over the course of the 2022 season, Dylan has returned, showing exactly why he deserves his place to race against the very best. Although a consistent top ten contender in 2022, missed rounds and bad luck hampered Rudd’s campaign.

Speaking in the post race press conference, Dylan, currently sitting 2nd in the championship standings, was asked about his focus moving forward.

“I’m more focused on securing a promotion into the series, but come the final round, If I find myself on top of the points it would be a cool bonus”.

The second round of the championship was also highlighted by a wonderful battle between Rehan Liyanage and Dylan, when speaking about the battle, Dylan would go on to state he felt it was a fair battle against the Pursuit Sim Racing driver.

“The battle against Rehan in the closing laps was a very hard but fair battle. It Was very enjoyable to battle and race against Rehan as there was respect given from both sides to run side by side for majority of the final lap”.

As proceedings were being wrapped up at Hockenheim, conversation moved towards Sandown. Having already hosted an event last year which saw Dayne Warren & Jarrad Filsell take the prestigious Sandown 500 crown, Sandown will be a great equaliser for some who have already had a taste of the Victorian circuit during the 2022 endurance cup campaign including the likes of Dylan Rudd. When asked about Sandown, Rudd seemed quietly confident he could get the job done.

“Sandown is a track I enjoy driving at. I’ll be shooting for a top 5,anything can happen on the night and there are plenty of fast guys out there”.

Dylan Rudd’s recent form should be cause for concern for the drivers in the Logitech G Pro Invitational qualifying series, A driver who is seemingly on his game, will be hard to beat come race day at Sandown.