If you have ever tried to figure out when a specific iRacing series runs its sessions, you know how frustrating it can be. Official series are straightforward to track through the iRacing UI, but unofficial and community-run series are a different story. WhenRace.com solves that problem cleanly and for free, giving you a clear iRacing race schedule for dozens of community series in one place.
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What Is WhenRace.com?
WhenRace.com is a community-built web tool that shows session schedules for a wide range of iRacing series. It focuses primarily on unofficial and special-event series that are harder to track through the standard iRacing interface. The project is open-source, with race data hosted on GitHub and maintained by community contributors.
The site is clean and fast. Load it up and you get a table of series with their session times listed in both GMT and your local time zone. It defaults to America/New_York but adapts based on your browser settings. No account required. No signup. Just the iRacing race schedule information you need, immediately.
Which Series Are Listed?
WhenRace.com covers a solid collection of community favorites. You will find the Clio Cup, Formula IR, GR86 Fixed, GT4 Fixed, IMSA Vintage, Lotus 49, Lotus 79, Mission R, Proto-GT, SRF, Silver Crown, Sprint Car, Stock Car Brasil, Supercars, TCR, and several USAC series on the list. If you race in any of these, this tool is worth bookmarking today.
The list focuses on series where session timing can be especially tricky to pin down. Knowing exactly when a race goes green is the difference between making it to the grid on time and missing a race week entirely.
iRacing Race Schedule Features: More Than Just Times
Each series entry on WhenRace.com comes with more than just an iRacing race schedule. The tool also links out to Discord communities for each series so you can find other drivers, ask setup questions, or get involved in the community side of the class you are racing. For drivers who want to stay connected with a specific series, that is a genuinely useful addition.
There is also a downloadable calendar option. You can subscribe to race times directly in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or any calendar app that supports ICS files. Once you add the calendar, session times update automatically without you having to check the site again. That one feature alone makes it worth the two minutes it takes to set up.
Why It Matters for iRacing Drivers
The iRacing schedule can be overwhelming. Between official series, special events, and the growing number of community-run leagues, it is easy to miss races you actually want to run. Tools like WhenRace.com are a practical answer to a real problem that the official iRacing UI does not fully address, especially for drivers focused on unofficial or rotational series. If you are also working on your driving fundamentals, check out our guide on iRating progression and whether to stick to one series.
It takes about ten seconds to use. Go to WhenRace.com, find your series, check the next session time, and get in the car. That is the whole workflow.
The Bottom Line
WhenRace.com is exactly the kind of tool that makes iRacing easier to navigate. It is free, requires no account, and does one thing well: it gives you a clear iRacing race schedule for unofficial series that are otherwise difficult to track. If you run any of the community series it covers, add it to your bookmarks and set up the calendar subscription while you are at it.
