(Reuters) – Dutch SIM racer Bono Huis collected a $200,000 jackpot, the biggest prize in eSports racing history, after winning the first virtual race between drivers from the Formula E electric series and gamers in Las Vegas. The Saturday evening showdown at the resort’s Venetian Hotel ended with a typical motor racing controversy and Huis declared winner only after rival gamer Olli Pahkala had already celebrated victory. The virtual ‘eRace’, which does not count towards the Formula E championship, took place at the CES consumer electronics Show and featured 20 race drivers and 10 gamers with matching equipment.