2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series

Ongoing iRacing esports competition From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series is an ongoing iRacing sim racing esports competition for NASCAR and the 17th season of the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series. It will be the fifth season to have its season finale at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina. Spire Motorsports and driver Steven Wilson enter the season as defending teams' and drivers' champions respectively.

LocationRegular Season & Playoffs: Online
Championship: Charlotte, North Carolina, US
DatesMay 19–October 13
AdministratoreNASCAR
iRacing
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2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series
Tournament information
SporteNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series
LocationRegular Season & Playoffs: Online
Championship: Charlotte, North Carolina, US
DatesMay 19–October 13
AdministratoreNASCAR
iRacing
VenueNASCAR Hall of Fame
Defending championsSteven Wilson (driver)
Spire Motorsports (team)
Purse$511,000 USD[1]
 2025
2027 
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Background

iRacing is an online sim racing video game developed and published by iRacing Studios in 2008. In 2010, iRacing and NASCAR formed a partnership to host what is now the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series.[2] 2026 is Coca-Cola's seventh season as the title sponsor of the series.[3]

Qualification

A new qualification procedure was introduced for the 2026 season. Instead of a year-long season of the Qualifying Series, the series has been shortened and will now use all three National series (Cup, O'Reilly, and Trucks) cars. The top 30 in series points, as well as the top two finishers in the eNASCAR College iRacing Series will enter free agency with the top 20 finishers from the 2025 season. The Qualifying Series season started on February 10 and ended on April 28.[4][5]

Entries

More information Icon, Status ...
Icon Status
 C  Past champion
 R  Eligible for Rookie of the Year
 RY  Rookie of the Year
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More information Manufacturer, Team ...
Manufacturer Team No. Driver Round(s)
Chevrolet Apex Racing Team 16 Ryan Doucette All
98 Cody Byus All
BS+COMPETITION 89 Jordy Lopez All
99 Garrett Lowe All
ERA eSports Team 22 Bobby Zalenski All
34 Michael Cosey Jr. All
Hyak Motorsports 47 Dylan Ault All
50 Quentin Warman All
JR Motorsports 8 Zack Novak  C  All
88 Malik Ray All
Kansas City Pioneers 20 Wyatt Tinsley All
24 Casey Kirwan  C  All
Letarte Esports 36 Thomas Lloyd  R  All
40 Connor Yeroschak All
Rick Ware Racing 51 Garrett Manes All
55 Daniel Faulkingham All
Spire Motorsports 7 Femi Olatunboson All
77 Steven Wilson  C  All
Team Dillon Esports 3 Blaze Crawford All
33 Kenny Brady  R  All
William Byron eSports 25 Christopher Hill All
97 Tucker Minter All
Williams F1 Team Gaming 4 Donovan Strauss All
95 Parker White  C  All
Ford Jim Beaver eSports 5 Nate Stewart All
15 Kollin Keister All
RFK Racing 6 Dylan Basen  R  All
17 Shawn Conklin  R  All
Toyota Channel 199 Sim Racing 2 Blake Reynolds All
199 Dylan Duval All
eRacr 42 Logan Helton  R  All
69 Seth Noell  R  All
fgrACCEL eRacing 12 Ryan Luza  C  All
14 Seth DeMerchant All
Kanaan Esports 11 Vicente Salas All
66 Sebastian Marin  R  All
TC Esports 35 Matthew Morton  R  All
73 Jake Nichols All
Vegas Inferno 01 Tommy Gossett  R  All
21 Michael Guest All
Source:[6]
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Calendar

The schedule for the 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series was released on February 9.[4][7] The regular season is split into three segments with the highest points finisher in each segment receiving five playoff points and $3,000 USD.[1] On June 2, iRacing announced that the Qualcomm Circuit would be replacing Iowa Speedway as the third race of the season, with Iowa Speedway taking the place of Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.[8]

 O  Oval track
 S  Street course

More information No, Track ...
No Track Date Setup Format Laps
Regular season
Segment 1
1  O  Charlotte Motor Speedway May 19 Open Standard 160
2  O  EchoPark Speedway June 2 Open Standard 100
3  S  Qualcomm Circuit June 16 Open Sprint 10/20
Segment 2
4  O  Dover Motor Speedway June 23 Open Standard 120
5  O  Iowa Speedway July 7 Fixed Heats 30/30/90
6  O  Indianapolis Motor Speedway July 14 Open Standard 60
Segment 3
7  O  Nashville Superspeedway July 28 Open Standard 100
8  O  Richmond Raceway August 4 Open Heats 25/25/70
9  O  Daytona International Speedway August 18 Open Standard 80
Playoffs
10  O  Michigan International Speedway September 1 Open Standard 70
11  O  Texas Motor Speedway September 15 Open Standard 100
12  O  Kansas Speedway September 22 Open Standard 100
Championship
13  O  Homestead-Miami Speedway October 13 Open Standard 100
Source:[4][9]
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Results

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No. Race Pole position Most laps led Winning driver Winning team Ref(s)
Regular season
1 Charlotte Motor Speedway Bobby Zalenski Bobby Zalenski Bobby Zalenski ERA eSports Team [10][11]
2 EchoPark Speedway Vicente Salas Garrett Manes Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [8]
3 Qualcomm Circuit Bobby Zalenski Bobby Zalenski Bobby Zalenski ERA eSports Team [12]
4 Dover Motor Speedway Quentin Warman Bobby Zalenski Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [13]
5 Iowa Speedway Sebastian Marin Garrett Lowe Garrett Lowe BS+COMPETITION [14][15]
6 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Parker White Parker White Parker White Williams F1 Team Gaming [16]
7 Nashville Superspeedway
8 Richmond Raceway
9 Daytona International Speedway
Playoffs
10 Michigan International Speedway
11 Texas Motor Speedway
12 Kansas Speedway
Championship
13 Homestead-Miami Speedway
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Points standings

Scoring system

More information Position, Feature ...
Position12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940
Feature 4035343332313029282726252423222120191817161514131211109876543211111
Heat 10987654321
Sprint 87654321
Source:[1]
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Drivers' championship

(Key) Bold – Pole position. Italics – Most laps led. 1–10 – Heat finish position. 1–8 – Sprint qualifying position.

. – Advanced to playoffs . – Relegated to 2027 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series . – Reserve driver

More information Pos., Driver ...
Pos. Driver CLT ATL COR DOV IOW IND NSS RCH DAY MCH TXS KAN HOM Pts.
1 Steven Wilson 3 1 25 1 35 23 207
2 Tucker Minter 4 33 41 3 267 2 162
3 Vicente Salas 11 6 2 10 45 34 160
4 Connor Yeroschak 9 3 38 4 810 7 156
5 Wyatt Tinsley 5 16 18 7 13 14 151
6 Garrett Lowe 12 35 12 9 11 17 150
7 Parker White 38 17 92 22 93 1 147
8 Shawn Conklin  R  15 14 23 8 107 15 141
9 Donovan Strauss 6 13 19 33 122 13 135
10 Casey Kirwan 25 19 53 24 23 3 129
11 Femi Olatunbosun 16 20 26 2 19 12 127
12 Christopher Hill 2 11 29 14 37 5 125
13 Sebastian Marin  R  14 23 256 25 21 25 121
14 Zack Novak 13 5 8 27 224 35 119
15 Dylan Duval 18 31 74 6 11 38 118
16 Jordy Lopez 33 30 16 5 73 22 117
17 Bobby Zalenski 1 22 17 31 318 28 116
= Matthew Morton  R  23 18 24 17 152 18 116
19 Quentin Warman 17 39 15 36 5 4 111
20 Malik Ray 19 4 39 29 258 6 106
21 Cody Byus 27 9 20 23 18 24 101
22 Thomas Lloyd  R  35 7 36 20 17 9 98
= Seth DeMerchant 7 10 22 38 28 21 98
24 Daniel Faulkingham 30 2 10 16 35 36 93
25 Kenny Brady  R  28 8 31 21 27 16 91
26 Michael Cosey Jr. 8 25 30 11 3310 31 85
= Blake Reynolds 10 12 17 40 29 33 85
28 Dylan Basen  R  24 37 11 12 346 26 84
29 Dylan Ault 39 36 13 13 40 10 78
30 Nate Stewart 21 32 14 15 36 30 74
= Kollin Keister 22 34 37 19 66 37 74
32 Jake Nichols 26 26 28 34 24 11 73
33 Tommy Gossett  R  29 21 21 26 20 40 69
= Ryan Luza 20 27 68 39 39 29 69
35 Blaze Crawford 36 15 34 37 32 8 61
36 Garrett Manes 40 27 40 28 14 19 60
37 Ryan Doucette 37 24 32 32 214 27 57
38 Michael Guest 32 40 33 18 31 20 52
39 Seth Noell  R  31 28 27 35 16 39 49
40 Logan Helton  R  34 38 35 30 30 32 25
Source:[17]
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver Finished 2nd–5th
Bronze Finished 6th–10th
Green Finished 11th–20th
Dark Blue Finished 21st or worse
Purple Did not finish (DNF)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrew (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did Not Start (DNS)
Race abandoned (C)
Blank Did not participate
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Teams' championship

More information Pos., Team ...
Pos. Team Pts.
1 Spire Motorsports 334
2 William Byron eSports 287
3 Williams F1 Team Gaming 282
4 Kanaan Esports 281
5 Kansas City Pioneers 280
6 BS+COMPETITION 267
7 Letarte Esports 254
8 JR Motorsports 225
= RFK Racing 225
10 Channel 199 Sim Racing 203
11 ERA eSports Team 201
12 Hyak Motorsports 189
= TC Esports 189
14 fgrACCEL eRacing 167
15 Apex Racing Team 158
16 Rick Ware Racing 153
17 Team Dillon Esports 152
18 Jim Beaver Esports 148
19 Vegas Inferno 121
20 eRacr 74
Source:[17]
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