Team Vitality has qualified for the San Diego Major, scheduled for April 6–9, after reaching the quarterfinals of the RLCS 2022-23 Winter Europe Regional 3.
This qualification marks the club's return to the highest level of Rocket League competition.
An ultra-competitive format featuring the best teams
In San Diego, Team Vitality will face the 16 other teams that qualified for the event. Before reaching the quarterfinals, they will have to face three other strong teams from their pool in a Bo5 format:
- Karmine Corp
- Dignitas
- Team Falcons
The goal of the multi-time European and World Champion team is to climb to the top step of the European podium. Beyond the prestige of the event, this competition also allows the best teams to earn points to qualify for the RLCS 2022-23 World Championship next August.
Team roster:
- Yanis “Alpha54” Champenois (Captain)
- Andrea “Radosin” Radovanovic
- Thiméo “Saizen” Corcuff
- Victor “Ferra” Francal (Coach)
- Gauthier Klauss (Team Manager)
Behind-the-scenes team coverage for Team Vitality fans
On-site, Team Vitality will also be represented by its ambassador and content creator Shynouh. She will be tasked with connecting with the team's fan community by following them throughout the competition and meeting the players at the end of each match to capture their reactions. This is the first time Team Vitality has allowed an ambassador to bring their personal touch and their own vlog format to an official competition.
Fans will also be able to watch Team Vitality's matches live on V.TV – the team's official Twitch channel, streamed with Rocket Baguette. Finally, the entire competition will be punctuated by Rocket League quests on Team Vitality's V.Hive app.