The eNASCAR Championship 4 Finale is the headliner on this week’s iRacing broadcast schedule. Connor Yeroschak, Steven Wilson, Bobby Zalenski, and Wyatt Tinsley are the four drivers competing for the 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series title at Phoenix Raceway. Win the finale, win the championship. That winner-takes-all format eliminates the points game entirely and puts the pressure on qualifying pace, pit strategy, and late-race racecraft. Alongside the championship showdown at Phoenix, the eNASCAR College iRacing Series Peachtree Pursuit tournament opens its first competitive week with more than 270 competitors locked into the bracket. iRacing published the official tune-in guide covering September 23 through September 30. Exact broadcast times were not confirmed at publication; check iRacing.com for the final schedule before tuning in.
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The eNASCAR Championship 4 Finale Field at Phoenix
Phoenix Raceway is a 1-mile oval with progressive banking and multiple viable racing lanes. In iRacing, the track rewards drivers who can manage tire degradation without losing position in the draft, and restarts consistently produce some of the most intense racing in the sim. With a winner-takes-all format, there is no reason for any of the four Championship 4 drivers to race conservatively. Expect aggressive driving from the opening laps as each driver understands that a safe points finish does nothing for them with the title on the line at the checkered flag.
Yeroschak earned his Championship 4 spot with a win at Kansas Speedway in Race 16, completing a strong late-season push that carries momentum into Phoenix. Wilson has been one of the more consistent performers across the 2026 regular season and is a threat on 1-mile ovals where the draft shapes the outcome. Zalenski is a former eNASCAR champion who brings more high-stakes finale experience to the field than any of his three rivals. That experience matters in the final laps when the race tightens and decisions have to be made in fractions of a second. Tinsley is the fourth driver who earned his Championship 4 place and arrives at Phoenix with the chance to close the year as the least-expected champion in recent eNASCAR history. Additionally, the fact that all four drivers have won races at some point this season makes Phoenix a genuinely open finale with no obvious favorite.
Fans can follow the eNASCAR Championship 4 Finale live on the eNASCAR YouTube channel and at eNASCAR.com/live. However, confirmed start times and broadcast details were not available at the time of publication. Check iRacing.com or the official eNASCAR social channels for confirmed scheduling before the event.
eNASCAR College Peachtree Pursuit Opens This Week
The eNASCAR College iRacing Series Peachtree Pursuit begins its competitive bracket rounds this week following the conclusion of the time attack qualifying phase. More than 270 drivers entered the time attack, making the Peachtree Pursuit one of the larger bracket-format events in college sim racing. Dylan Ault earned the No. 1 overall seed after the time attack concluded, placing him in position to take the most favorable draw heading into Week 1 competition. The bracket will work through elimination rounds over the coming weeks, with the Peachtree Pursuit champion emerging from the full field by the end of the tournament.
Ault’s No. 1 seed came after a time attack performance that separated him from the rest of the 270-plus-driver field at the top of the standings. In a bracket this large, early rounds can produce upsets, and Week 1 will test whether the top seeds can convert their qualifying pace into results when racing head-to-head rather than against the clock. As a result, the first week of bracket play is often the most unpredictable stretch of the entire tournament. The eNASCAR College series functions as one of the development pathways feeding into the main eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series field, and drivers who perform well in events like the Peachtree Pursuit tend to draw attention from team programs that watch the results closely.
Both the championship finale and the Peachtree Pursuit run through September 30. Watch the eNASCAR Championship 4 Finale on the eNASCAR YouTube channel and follow Peachtree Pursuit bracket results through eNASCAR social channels. The full confirmed broadcast schedule for all events in the September 23–30 tune-in window is available on iRacing.com.
