stackyFACTSBefore corporate esports sponsors were handing out branded gaming chairs, real developers bet their cars. In 1997, Carmack tossed the keys to his personal Ferrari 328 GTS to the winner of the 'Red Annihilation' Quake tournament. Because nothing screams '90s tech wealth' like casually gifting a supercar to a teenager.
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