> It would be very interesting indeed to see such an AI compete on a real track, but it may not be as clear cut a victory when the very finely tuned senses of a human racing driver are in play.
Roborace[0][1] was an attempt at an all-AI racing series that would be run parallel to Formula E (the all-electric single-seater racing series); however, while they did get to the point that they could run cars on track, they never got to the point where they could run those cars in competition. It seems to be defunct, having been renamed "Arrival R" after the core technologies were purchased by one of the teams that had intended to enter the series.[2]
1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roborace
2: https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/business-tech%2C-developm...