eNASCAR College Series kicks off 2026–27 season at EchoPark
The eNASCAR College iRacing Series presented by Logitech G opens its 2026–27 campaign on Wednesday at EchoPark Speedway with the Peachtree Pursuit, a 100-driver tournament where only 40 will advance to the final round.
The 2026–27 eNASCAR College iRacing Series presented by Logitech G begins Wednesday night at EchoPark Speedway, the Atlanta-area track formerly known as Atlanta International Raceway. The season-opening event, titled the Peachtree Pursuit, will feature 100 collegiate competitors from the United States and Canada competing in the Quarterfinal and Semifinal rounds, with only 40 advancing to Week 2 and the championship final.
Qualification took place from September 15th to 20th, when over 270 eligible collegiate iRacers participated in an official Time Attack to secure their spots in the tournament bracket. Drivers compete using NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series vehicles and vie not only against the broader iRacing community but also their own classmates for a position in the newly-formed bracket.
Week 1 of the Peachtree Pursuit runs on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 7:00 p.m. ET, with coverage streamed at eNASCAR.com/live and across iRacing's social media channels. Week 2 follows one week later on Wednesday, September 30th. The series offers $60,000 in scholarships across the season, with the next tournament, the Queen City Crown at Charlotte Motor Speedway, opening Time Attack registration on September 29th through October 4th.
The 2025–26 season concluded at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where University of Calgary's Connor Yeroschak secured his first eNASCAR title. Victory in that final tournament went to California State University, Fullerton's Logan Clampitt, a graduating senior in his final series appearance, ahead of Pasco-Hernando's Dylan Basen and Saddleback's John Forbes Jr.