According to the announcement, Cole, aged 27, joined Team Vitality following a stint with Solary. The British player is widely regarded as one of Trackmania’s top talents, having secured first-place finishes at both the 2024 and 2025 Trackmania World Cups.

With the move, Cole is set to represent Team Vitality at the 2026 Esports World Cup, scheduled to take place in Riyadh this August. Trackmania will make its official debut at the multi-title event, featuring 32 players competing for a $500,000 (~£395,000) prize pool.

The signing also comes with an in-game activation. Fans will be able to claim a custom Team Vitality skin, made available free of charge to players.

Team Vitality’s expansion into Trackmania marks the latest step in the organisation’s ongoing diversification across esports titles. The club, which fields rosters in games such as Counter-Strike 2 and VALORANT, continues to broaden its competitive footprint, with Trackmania representing its entry into the racing genre.

For Cole, the transfer offers an opportunity to extend a recent run of success on one of esports’ biggest emerging stages.