Looking Back to 2015, I had no idea where this small vision would lead. All I knew was that I wanted to create something real — a simracing community built around our love for rally racing. And that's how the DiRT Hellenic Community was born.
We started small: just a few people, full of passion and the desire to build something meaningful. The first organized championship of the DiRT Hellenic Community was launched just a few months later. From that point on, every new platform (DiRT Rally 2.0, EA Sports WRC) found us present — with fresh championships, new ideas, and the ambition to make every event feel like a real rally.
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Our philosophy was always the same: to simulate real rallying as faithfully as possible. Not just to "play" — but to live it, feel it, and share it. From the registration process to the rules, everything was designed with respect for the structure and logic of real-world rallying.
Our goal was never quantity. It was always quality. Realistic stages, solid regulations, proper organization, weekly schedules, and awards. Simulation isn’t just a game. It’s a mindset. And when you combine that with people who have respect, passion, and love for rallying — the result goes beyond the screen.
And so, year by year, we grew into the biggest simrally community in Greece.
Froms simracing to real rallies
My motto, "From Simracing to Real Rallies," isn’t just a slogan. It’s a reality. When Speedcar Greece trusted us to organize the Speedcar Vr-Attack for two consecutive years — a simracing time trial contest that gave the winners the chance to drive a real crosscar — I knew we were building something special.
People with zero prior racing experience got to live the real motorsport world — starting with just a gamepad or a wheel. And to me, that’s priceless.
Beyond the Events: A Real Family
Over the years, we’ve stayed true to the idea of simracing for everyone. No exclusions. Whether you played on console or PC, with a wheel or a controller, the only things that mattered were respect and commitment.
We are not just a list of participants. We are a tight-knit community. With friendships, professional collaborations, shared experiences, and thousands of memories.
As we celebrate 10 years, I want to say a huge thank you:
To those who joined in,
to those who helped organize,
to those still here — and to those just arriving.
The DiRT Hellenic Community isn’t mine. It belongs to all of us.
And I truly hope that in the years to come, we’ll see even more simracing drivers stepping into the bucket seats of real rally cars.
Because in the end, that’s what it’s all about:
Living our passion — together.
