The prestigious Tier 1 offline Trackmania tournament has concluded at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles arena in Paris, where the main battle unfolded between the leading esports clubs. The competition within the Esports World Cup took place from August 19 to 22. A total of 32 players competed for the championship title, crucial Club Points, and a share of the $500,000 total prize pool.
The tournament was held in the classic Cup mode with a 140-point limit. Following the Double Elimination group stage, the top 16 participants advanced to the playoffs. The decisive matches took place on August 22 under the Single Elimination system, where two players advanced from each match.
Special attention should be given to the performance of NAVI representative — Polish player mime. Demonstrating confident play and overcoming strong opponents in the quarterfinals and semifinals, he successfully made his way to the Grand Final of the competition. In the decisive match, mime scored 97 points, taking fourth place overall. This result brought the organization $25,000 in prize money and 300 valuable Club Points.
The undisputed champion of the tournament was the French player Gwen, representing the All Gamers Global club. He was the first to reach the point limit in the Grand Final and finished with a score of 141 points, securing the main trophy, 1,000 Club Points, and $130,000 for his team.
The final top four of the Grand Final:
- 1st place: All Gamers Global (player Gwen, France) — 141 points ($130,000);
- 2nd place: Team Liquid (player Epos, UK) — 115 points ($70,000);
- 3rd place: Team Vitality (player Pac, UK) — 107 points ($35,000);
- 4th place: NAVI (player mime, Poland) — 97 points ($25,000).
A significant contribution to the overall club standings was also made by players from MOUZ (eLconn21) and BIG (GranaDy), who shared 5th-6th places, earning 200 points for their teams and $20,000 each. Otaaaq, who brought an additional 100 points to Team Liquid, and Guild Esports player Stufts finished the tournament in 7th-8th places. The top 12 also included a Team Falcons representative (Carl Jr.), another BIG player (Massa), and a second All Gamers Global representative (Binkss).
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