The iRacing Britcar 24 is the headliner this week. It’s a 24-hour endurance race at Silverstone with GT3 and GT4 cars, split across four live-streamed segments on Saturday and Sunday. iRacing and RACESPOT carry each part on YouTube. The race format puts faster GT3 machinery alongside GT4 traffic on the same circuit for the full window, which creates constant action from the opening segment through the final stint. While Britcar runs, the Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship and the eNASCAR College iRacing Series Peachtree Pursuit also go on this week’s schedule.
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➡️ iRacing Season 4 Week 2
📺 iRacing Britcar 24 Part 1 on YouTube
The iRacing Britcar 24 Broadcast Window
The four-part broadcast schedule runs from Saturday morning through Sunday. Part 1 starts at 8:30 AM ET Saturday. Part 2 follows at 2:30 PM ET, and Part 3 broadcasts at 8:30 PM ET. Part 4 wraps the race Sunday at 2:30 AM ET. Each segment has its own stream link, so you can tune in to any part without watching the full 24 hours. Saturday afternoon and evening are the easiest entry points for most viewers. By Part 2 the race will be several hours old, so strategy and attrition start to show on the leaderboard. GT3 and GT4 cars share the Silverstone circuit throughout, putting overall leaders and class leaders in traffic together for the full race window. The class gap in lap time is close enough that GT3 leaders regularly come up on GT4 traffic mid-stint, and those battles are the most watchable part of any long-format endurance race.
The Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship races at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday at 3:00 PM ET, live on Twitch at twitch.tv/porsche. The 32-driver field is the top tier of the Porsche esports program, and this round takes place on one of the most demanding circuits in iRacing. Spa’s high-speed corners sort drivers out quickly, and the GT3 Cup car is quick enough through La Source and Raidillon that small errors become meaningful time losses. The championship has been close through this season, so this round matters for the overall standings.
Wednesday at 7:00 PM ET is the eNASCAR College iRacing Series Peachtree Pursuit at Echo Park on eNASCAR.com/live. One hundred college drivers enter the single-race tournament; only 40 advance. Because the format is single-elimination, every driver on track is racing for survival from lap one. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck package at Echo Park adds to the intensity, since the short oval format naturally tightens the field and puts everyone in each other’s way. Tuesday is the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Championship Series Playoffs at Kansas, with a pre-show at 7:45 PM ET and green flag at 8:00 PM ET, also on eNASCAR.com/live. The playoff format means championship positions are on the line from lap one, and Kansas rewards track position and drafting strategy throughout.
Other Highlights This Week
Friday includes two evening broadcasts. The iRacing Radical e-CUP runs at Barcelona at 5:00 PM ET on RACESPOT’s YouTube channel. The e-CUP is one of the more technical spec-series broadcasts on the regular calendar, and Barcelona Circuit rewards both setup and driver pace over a long run. Later, the SRX Broadcasted Split goes at Langley Speedway at 9:30 PM ET on YouTube. Sunday brings the iRacing Classic Lotus Grand Prix at Oulton Park at 12:30 PM ET on GSRC and Screen To Speed at Lime Rock Park at 3:00 PM ET through INIT Esports. Monday evening is P1 Broadcasting’s IndyCar double: the iRacing INDYCAR Open Series at Texas Motor Speedway at 8:00 PM ET and the INDY NXT Road Series at Virginia International Raceway at 10:00 PM ET.
Full broadcast links for every event are in the official iRacing weekly tune-in post. It is a full week, and the Britcar window is the clearest anchor point: four segments over two days with multiple class battles running at the same time.
