2025 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series

2025 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series
Tournament information
SporteNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series
LocationRegular Season & Playoffs: Online
Championship: Charlotte, North Carolina, US
DatesFebruary 11–October 7
AdministratoreNASCAR
iRacing
VenueNASCAR Hall of Fame
Participants46
Defending championsParker White (driver)
Williams F1 Team Gaming (team)
Purse$511,000 USD[1]
Final positions
ChampionsSteven Wilson (driver)
Spire Motorsports (team)
Tournament statistics
Rookie of the YearConnor Yeroschak

The 2025 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series was an iRacing sim racing esports competition for NASCAR and the 16th season of the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series. It was the fourth season to have its season finale at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, North Carolina.[2] Atlassian Williams Racing and driver Parker White entered the season as defending teams' and drivers' champions respectively.

2023 champion Steven Wilson became the first driver since Ray Alfalla to win multiple championships, winning a series-record eight races. Spire Motorsports won their first teams' championship.

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.[3] 2025 is Coca-Cola's sixth season as the title sponsor of the series.[4]

Qualification

iRacing players wishing to participate in the series must qualify through the eNASCAR Qualifying Series. The top 20[a] drivers from the Qualifying Series and the bottom 20 drivers from the 2024 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series are invited to participate in the eNASCAR Contender Series to qualify for the next season. The top 30 drivers in the Contender Series advanced to a draft pool to be selected by teams. The ten drivers not selected by any team can be selected as a reserve driver. The Contender Series took place from October 8 to November 19.[5][1]

Entries

Icon Status
 C  Past champion
 R  Eligible for Rookie of the Year
 RY  Rookie of the Year
Manufacturer Team No. Driver Round(s) Ref(s)
Chevrolet Apex Racing Team 96 Christopher Hill  R  All [6]
98 Cody Byus All [6]
Atlassian Williams Racing 51 Donovan Strauss 1-3 [7]
4 4-18
95 Parker White  C  All [7]
BS+COMPETITION 89 Jordy Lopez All [8]
99 Garrett Lowe All [8]
ERA eSports Team 22 Bobby Zalenski All [9]
34 Ryan Doucette 18
38 Michael Cosey Jr. 1-17 [9]
Hyak Motorsports 47 Dylan Ault All [10]
50 Quentin Warman  R  All [10][11]
JR Motorsports 8 Blake McCandless  R  All [12][13]
88 Briar LaPradd 1-10, 13-18 [12]
Matthew Zwack 11
Ethan Lane 12
Kansas City Pioneers 24 Casey Kirwan  C  All [14]
48 Graham Bowlin All [14]
Kevin Harvick, Inc. 29 Jimmy Mullis All [12]
62 Matt Bussa All [12]
LETARTE eSports 36 Quami Scott All [15]
40 Connor Yeroschak  RY  All [15]
Spire Motorsports 7 Femi Olatunbosun All [16]
77 Steven Wilson  C  All [16]
Team Dillon Esports 3 Blaze Crawford  R  All [12]
33 Taylor Hurst 1-5, 7-18 [12]
Wyatt Tinsley 6
Vegas Inferno 1 Malik Ray 1-10, 12-18 [17]
Agnel Philip 11
21 Michael Guest All [17]
William Byron eSports 25 Nick Ottinger All [18]
97 Tucker Minter All [18]
Ford Jim Beaver Esports 5 Nate Stewart  R  All [19]
15 Kollin Keister 1-17 [19]
Matthew Zwack 18
RFK Racing 6 Collin Bowden All [12]
17 Timothy Holmes All [12]
Six Karma 19 Eddie Kerner  R  1-16, 18 [12]
Michael Frisch 17
39 Daniel Faulkingham All [12]
Toyota Channel 199 Sim Racing 2 Zack Novak  C  All [12]
199 Dylan Duval All [12]
eRacr 42 Logan Clampitt 1-10, 12, 15, 17-18 [12]
Matthew Morton 11
Ryan Doucette 13
Michael Frisch 14
Brian Mercurio 16
69 Tyler Garey 1-17 [12]
Brian Mercurio 18
fgrACCEL eRacing 12 Ryan Luza  C  All [12]
14 Seth DeMerchant All [12]
Tony Kanaan Esports 11 Vicente Salas All [12]
66 Alexander Russell  R  All [12]

Calendar

The schedule for the 2025 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series was released on January 6. The regular season is split into three segments with the highest points finisher in each segment receiving five playoff points and $3,000 USD.[20][21]

 O  Oval track
 R  Road course
 S  Street course

No Track Date Setup Format Laps
EX  O  Daytona International Speedway January 28 Fixed Heats 10/10/20
Regular season
Segment 1
1  O  Daytona International Speedway February 11 Open Standard 80
2  O  Las Vegas Motor Speedway February 25 Open Standard 100
3  R  Interlagos Circuit March 4 Open Sprint 12/24
4  O  Richmond Raceway March 25 Open Heats 25/25/70
5  O  Rockingham Speedway April 8 Open Standard 200
Segment 2
6  O  Talladega Superspeedway April 22 Fixed Standard 70
7  O  Charlotte Motor Speedway May 20 Open Standard 160
8  O  Nashville Superspeedway May 27 Open Standard 100
9  O  Kansas Speedway June 3 Open Standard 100
Segment 3
10  O  Iowa Speedway June 17 Open Heats 30/30/90
11  O  Dover Motor Speedway June 24 Open Standard 120
12  S  Chicago Street Course July 1 Fixed Sprint 15/30
13  O  Indianapolis Motor Speedway July 22 Open Standard 60
14  O  Pocono Raceway1 August 5 Open Standard 60
Playoffs
15  O  Michigan International Speedway August 19 Open Standard 70
16  O  Texas Motor Speedway September 2 Open Standard 100
17  O  Phoenix Raceway September 16 Open Standard 120
Championship
18  O  Homestead-Miami Speedway October 7 Open Standard 100

1 Atlanta Motor Speedway was originally scheduled as the 14th race of the season but was replaced by Pocono Raceway on July 30.[22][23]

Results

Race results

No. Race Pole position Most laps led Winning driver Winning team Ref(s)
EX Daytona International Speedway Briar LaPradd Zack Novak Parker White Atlassian Williams Racing [24]
Regular season
1 Daytona International Speedway Logan Clampitt Briar LaPradd Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [25][26]
2 Las Vegas Motor Speedway Vicente Salas Femi Olatunbosun Kollin Keister Jim Beaver Esports [27][28]
3 Interlagos Circuit Vicente Salas Steven Wilson Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [29][30]
4 Richmond Raceway Zack Novak Zack Novak Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [31]
5 Rockingham Speedway Nick Ottinger Tucker Minter Tucker Minter William Byron eSports [32]
6 Talladega Superspeedway Quentin Warman Casey Kirwan Bobby Zalenski ERA eSports Team [33]
7 Charlotte Motor Speedway Casey Kirwan Steven Wilson Tucker Minter William Byron eSports [34][35]
8 Nashville Superspeedway Ryan Luza Ryan Luza Tucker Minter William Byron eSports [36][37]
9 Kansas Speedway Parker White Parker White Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [38][39]
10 Iowa Speedway Michael Cosey Jr. Michael Cosey Jr. Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [40][41]
11 Dover Motor Speedway Nick Ottinger Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Tony Kanaan Esports [42][43]
12 Chicago Street Course Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Tony Kanaan Esports [44][45]
13 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [46][47]
14 Pocono Raceway Tucker Minter Bobby Zalenski Bobby Zalenski ERA eSports Team [48]
Playoffs
15 Michigan International Speedway Tucker Minter Tucker Minter Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [49][50]
16 Texas Motor Speedway Parker White Seth DeMerchant Zack Novak Channel 199 Sim Racing [51][52]
17 Phoenix Raceway Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Vicente Salas Tony Kanaan Esports [53]
Championship 4
18 Homestead-Miami Speedway Steven Wilson Steven Wilson Steven Wilson Spire Motorsports [54][55]

Points standings

Scoring system

Position12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940
Feature 4035343332313029282726252423222120191817161514131211109876543211111
Heat 10987654321
Sprint 87654321

Drivers' championship

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

. – Eliminated from the first round of the Playoffs . – Relegated to 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series . – Reserve driver

Pos. Driver DAY LVS BRA RCH ROC TAL CLT NSS KAN IOW DOV CSC IND POC MCH TXS PHO HOM Pts.
1 Steven Wilson 1 37 12 12 18 7 9 4 1 14 29 35 1 4 1 3 39 1 3040
2 Casey Kirwan 6 12 46 358 25 6 11 13 3 362 5 45 22 7 2 9 4 6 3031
3 Vicente Salas 20 30 31 41 12 39 30 5 5 141 1 11 25 14 5 32 1 8 3029
4 Zack Novak 4 14 85 21 2 27 8 6 24 23 9 19 2 3 33 1 5 12 3025
Playoffs cut-off
Pos. Driver DAY LVS BRA RCH ROC TAL CLT NSS KAN IOW DOV CSC IND POC MCH TXS PHO HOM Pts.
5 Parker White 2 3 57 38 35 14 2 19 4 30 35 66 7 12 4 4 16 4 2120
6 Tucker Minter 5 11 10 82 1 26 1 1 2 38 14 8 35 21 35 2 11 5 2110
7 Bobby Zalenski 33 15 23 203 27 1 10 3 21 257 6 23 11 1 9 25 7 15 2102
8 Jordy Lopez 8 21 6 40 28 18 13 31 10 46 7 77 3 37 16 36 3 10 2083
9 Dylan Duval 37 13 9 219 7 3 23 12 33 293 4 98 26 6 19 5 34 16 2074
10 Kollin Keister 13 1 35 15 6 21 5 36 12 8 3 22 28 29 39 10 21 2049
11 Donovan Strauss 19 4 32 56 40 5 12 10 18 15 28 39 30 17 10 11 8 2 373
12 Connor Yeroschak  RY  11 25 20 28 9 28 24 18 16 710 8 37 9 8 24 14 2 11 369
13 Femi Olatunbosun 7 9 29 73 13 38 18 26 14 21 33 25 16 10 3 21 15 7 364
14 Ryan Luza 34 26 14 3510 14 30 15 2 8 312 2 15 5 28 32 7 6 9 363
15 Dylan Ault 9 22 74 67 8 24 25 25 35 98 10 14 40 19 26 35 9 18 340
16 Michael Guest 16 29 24 24 4 10 14 34 6 1310 19 21 6 22 8 39 19 29 333
17 Christopher Hill  R  28 17 36 22 19 17 27 28 15 125 12 36 4 2 6 12 23 27 329
18 Seth DeMerchant 40 5 40 33 17 31 3 9 13 36 13 24 24 5 37 27 13 22 321
19 Blaze Crawford  R  25 8 26 9 23 21 16 21 17 199 36 33 15 11 12 13 30 13 320
20 Malik Ray 3 10 39 12 5 2 36 8 28 347 23 38 25 7 6 25 24 313
21 Graham Bowlin 18 40 38 119 10 25 4 11 25 11 40 20 8 33 17 31 26 3 307
= Michael Cosey Jr. 23 2 13 18 34 22 7 22 7 101 18 32 21 38 22 28 17 307
23 Garrett Lowe 35 31 11 345 26 34 6 7 30 189 38 54 10 9 29 29 10 21 306
24 Quentin Warman  R  30 7 16 32 36 4 37 16 22 28 32 10 12 15 15 17 18 19 301
25 Nick Ottinger 31 35 178 307 21 32 21 15 19 17 31 13 13 34 13 23 14 23 274
26 Daniel Faulkingham 14 6 25 10 38 9 28 40 9 40 39 18 23 31 20 16 35 25 253
27 Matt Bussa 22 19 18 166 29 23 38 33 39 168 20 11 14 30 18 24 24 35 250
28 Tyler Garey 12 28 19 25 20 20 40 29 23 6 37 17 18 13 34 19 33 237
29 Jimmy Mullis 10 20 12 374 32 8 26 14 20 335 30 26 32 40 11 26 38 36 235
30 Quami Scott 21 32 23 295 21 15 35 23 40 27 24 30 17 18 25 33 20 20 223
31 Cody Byus 32 16 31 31 15 36 22 17 29 22 11 12 29 27 31 30 31 28 218
32 Blake McCandless  R  27 18 27 19 11 35 20 39 26 23 22 27 36 32 27 8 28 38 208
33 Timothy Holmes 17 23 30 23 16 12 39 24 34 20 34 29 33 20 30 37 40 37 177
34 Eddie Kerner  R  38 36 28 13 33 37 17 38 11 35 23 31 39 24 14 18 31 170
= Alexander Russell  R  15 33 21 26 24 40 32 30 32 26 21 28 27 39 23 20 37 30 170
36 Nate Stewart  R  36 38 22 17 30 13 34 32 31 24 17 16 37 35 21 34 29 34 169
37 Collin Bowden 39 27 34 27 3 11 19 27 37 37 27 38 31 16 28 40 36 39 164
38 Logan Clampitt 29 24 15 1410 39 19 29 20 27 39 34 38 12 31 156
39 Taylor Hurst 24 34 37 38 37 31 35 36 54 15 40 34 23 36 38 27 26 137
40 Briar LaPradd 26 39 33 39 31 29 33 37 38 32 19 26 40 15 22 40 110
41 Brian Mercurio 22 14 38
42 Matthew Zwack 26 17 31
43 Matthew Morton 16 21
= Wyatt Tinsley 16 21
= Ryan Doucette 20 33 21
46 Agnel Philip 25 12
47 Michael Frisch 36 32 6
48 Ethan Lane 35 2
Source:[56]
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

Teams' championship

Pos. Team Pts.
1 Spire Motorsports 929
2 Channel 199 Sim Racing 889
3 Atlassian Williams Racing 841
4 Kansas City Pioneers 782
5 ERA eSports 769
6 William Byron eSports 729
7 BS+COMPETITION 692
8 fgrACCEL eRacing 684
9 Vegas Inferno 658
10 Hyak Motorsports 641
11 Tony Kanaan Esports 624
12 LETARTE eSports 592
13 Apex Racing Team 547
14 Jim Beaver Esports 509
15 Kevin Harvick, Inc. 485
16 Team Dillon Esports 478
17 eRacr 475
18 Six Karma 428
19 RFK Racing 341
20 JR Motorsports 331
Source:[57]

Notes

  1. ↑ More Qualifying Series drivers may qualify if any relegated eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series driver declines to participate.

References

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