iRacing weekly broadcast schedule: September 23–30, 2026
iRacing's official broadcast channels and community partners will stream over a dozen esports and sim racing events throughout the week of September 23–30, 2026, ranging from open-wheel and NASCAR series to endurance and specialty championships.
iRacing has published its weekly broadcast guide for September 23–30, 2026, listing official esports series, community events, and special broadcasts across multiple disciplines and time zones.
The week opens on Wednesday, September 23rd with the eNASCAR College iRacing Series, as 100 students compete in the Peachtree Pursuit tournament at Echo Park in NASCAR Craftsman Trucks, with only 40 advancing to the second week. The same event continues on September 30th with the final round determining the tournament champion.
Open-wheel racing features prominently throughout the schedule. The Skip Barber Race Series takes the winged Formula Skip Barber 2000 to Road Atlanta on Thursday at 2:15 PM ET, while the iRacing Radical e-CUP runs Friday at 5 PM ET at Donington Park with the Radical SR10 sports racer. The iRacing INDYCAR Open Series broadcasts Monday at 8 PM ET from Barber, and the INDYCAR Oval Series runs Tuesday at 8 PM ET from Charlotte, both featuring the IndyCar IR-18. The INDY NXT Road Series races Monday at 10 PM ET from Oulton Park, and the INDY NXT Oval Series follows Tuesday at 9:45 PM ET from Thompson.
Endurance racing highlights include the iRacing Petit Le Mans, a 10-hour team event modeled on the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, split across two broadcasts on Saturday: Part 1 at 8:30 AM ET and Part 2 at 2:30 PM ET, both at Road Atlanta. The IMSA Esports Global Championship Kinetic 240 begins Sunday at 2 PM ET, also at Road Atlanta. Thursday evening features the VORTEX Great Lakes 100, a 100-minute multi-class off-road team race at Bark River International Raceway.
Specialty series include the Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship on Saturday at 3 PM ET from Silverstone, featuring 32 drivers competing over five weekends in the Porsche GT3 Cup. The Creator Series returns Friday at 3 PM ET at Brands Hatch with a 10-round NASCAR Next-Gen season. The British F4 Esports Championship, hosted on iRacing and supported by Motorsport UK, races Wednesday, September 30th at 2 PM ET from Thruxton. SimSpeed presents the Super Formula (B) series Saturday at 4:30 PM ET from Miami, and the SRX Broadcasted Split streams Friday at 9:30 PM ET from Limaland.
All events are broadcast live on official iRacing channels or partner platforms including RACESPOT, P1 Broadcasting, GSRC, Maconi Entertainment, Creator Series, and HessZL1. Local broadcast times in GMT and BST are provided for European viewers. Full details and watch links are available on iRacing's official broadcast schedule.