The week of September 23 through 30 packs in some of the most competitive iRacing esports events of the season. The Porsche Esports Supercup returns to Silverstone today, the IMSA Esports Global Championship opens Sunday, and the eNASCAR College iRacing Series wraps up its Peachtree Pursuit on Wednesday. Whether you’re watching live or catching replays, here’s everything on the schedule.
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This Week’s iRacing Esports Events: Porsche Supercup and Petit Le Mans on Saturday
Today’s standout event is the Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship Round 2 at Silverstone, starting at 3 PM ET and streaming on twitch.tv/porsche. This is the second round of the five-event 2026 series, with 32 global drivers competing for championship points in the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. Silverstone is a classic venue for this championship, and today’s race should give a clearer picture of the early title contenders.
Running alongside, the iRacing Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta continues with Part 2 coverage beginning at 2:30 PM ET on YouTube, with RACESPOT and iRacing providing commentary. Part 1 aired at 8:30 AM ET this morning, covering the early stages of this 10-hour team endurance race across IMSA’s multi-class field. If you haven’t tuned in yet, the replay should be up before the afternoon session gets underway.
Late Saturday also brings SimSpeed’s Super Formula (B) at Miami International Autodrome at 4:30 PM ET on YouTube, featuring top-split coverage with post-race interviews.
Sunday at Road Atlanta: IMSA Esports Global Championship Kinetic 240
The IMSA Esports Global Championship Kinetic 240 opens Sunday at 2 PM ET at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, with iRacing handling broadcast duties on YouTube. This is a team endurance championship that spans multiple classes, and the opening round at Road Atlanta sets the competitive tone for the rest of the season. The field mixes real-world IMSA program drivers with top sim racers. If you follow IMSA at all, this series is worth clearing your Sunday afternoon for.
Earlier in the Week: Skip Barber, Creator Series, and Off-Road
Thursday opened with the Skip Barber Race Series at Road Atlanta at 2:15 PM ET, hosted by GSRC on YouTube. Thursday evening brought the VORTEX Great Lakes 100 at Bark River International Raceway at 9 PM ET, a 100-minute off-road team race featuring Pro 4, Pro 2, Pro 2 Lite, Subaru WRX STI, and VW Beetle Lite classes, broadcast by Maconi Entertainment.
Friday covered a different kind of variety. The Creator Series ran at Brands Hatch with the Mazda MX-5 at 3 PM ET, the iRacing Radical e-CUP headed to Donington Park at 5 PM ET with RACESPOT on commentary, and the SRX Broadcasted Split closed the evening at Limaland at 9:30 PM ET.
Monday and Tuesday: IndyCar Road and Oval
The INDYCAR content picks up Monday and runs into Tuesday. The iRacing INDYCAR Open Series goes to Barber Motorsports Park on Monday at 8 PM ET, followed by the INDY NXT Road Series at Oulton Park at 10 PM ET, both covered by P1 Broadcasting. Tuesday shifts to ovals: the iRacing INDYCAR Oval Series races at Charlotte Motor Speedway at 8 PM ET, and the Indy NXT Oval Series heads to Thompson Speedway at 9:45 PM ET, both fixed-setup top-split events.
Wednesday’s iRacing Esports Events: eNASCAR College Finals and British F4
The week closes with two events on Wednesday. The British F4 Esports Championship runs at Thruxton at 2 PM ET (7 PM BST) on iRacing’s official YouTube channel with RACESPOT commentary. This global competition is supported by Motorsport UK.
The night ends with the eNASCAR College iRacing Series Peachtree Pursuit Finals at Echo Park at 7 PM ET on enascar.com/live. Forty drivers race for the tournament title. The field was locked through Tuesday’s qualifier. If you’ve been tracking the Peachtree Pursuit all month, this is the race that decides it.
