SimBin announces a cooperation agreement with Eurosport and KSO for rights to take on the WTCC for the 2005 - 2008 seasons over multiple gaming platforms.

- We are very proud to have been given this prestigious assignment - having in mind that the FIA Organisation only has three world championships, Formula One, WRC and WTCC. This is an agreement that the team and myself have worked hard to achieve, actually since
2004, and it is most inspiring to finally have reached the goal. WTCC gives us the opportunity to use our combined experience within motor sports and game development to the fullest. It will be very exciting to work closely with the 25 teams, car manufacturers and
Eurosport/KSO, says Henrik Roos, SimBin CEO and former professional race driver.

- We have looked for a game developer with the experience and knowledge to take the intense and adrenaline pumping experience of WTCC racing into the world of video gaming. SimBin with its motor sport background and excellent track record from it's previous game
titles will secure that our racing fans as well as gamers can expect a WTCC game of top quality. The results are expected to be enjoyed on PC and Next gen consoles, Jaques Behar, KSO Chairman and Eurosport executive comments.

- WTCC is a completely new challenge with its own positioning: bumper to bumper, action packed, hard hitting. WTCC features race cars of similar power, road holding and aerodynamics that are based on real street cars which people can recognize. This will allow us to
create intense games that attract a wide audience - just like the real life WTCC races, Tomas Karlsson, SimBin COO, explains.

For those trying to pinpoint where they've seen the company before, SimBin is behind games such as GTR - FIA GT Racing Game and GT Legends. Really it's been a while since we've seen major licensing going on for racing titles, most groups have fairly open licensing to their series or they have exclusive deals tied down already. Given the performance that SimBin puts out these WTCC titles should be quite competitive in their genre.