Competitive Farming Simulator is like an agriculture Grand Prix

Farming Simulator League is an esport where rural machinery roars to life at top speed.

Throw a spoiler and a sick flame decal on the leisurely pastoral work of most farm sims and you get Farming Simulator League, an esport where rural machinery roars to life and torpedoes across barnyards to deliver bales of hay while a timer trickles to its final seconds.

All this hubbub may come as a surprise even to those who are familiar with Farming Simulator, a game that's known for the realistic, but perhaps mundane, pastoral work of cultivating crops, rearing livestock and harvesting trees. But in Farming Simulator League, athletes compete in groups of threes to harvest wheat, press bales, and deliver as many as possible in a tight 15 minutes.

These wild cards make the Farming Simulator League exhilarating, especially when both teams are equally matched in skill."I would say that the games that are decided in the last second—those are the good games," says Hanno"Beatmaster" Meier, one-fifth of the Swedish Team Trelleborg.

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