iRacing weekly schedule: September 30–October 7, 2026
iRacing's official broadcast channels offer a full week of esports racing from late September through early October 2026, featuring eNASCAR, open-wheel series, endurance racing and community championships.
iRacing has published its weekly broadcast guide for September 30th to October 7th, 2026, listing official esports events and select community races available to watch across the platform's channels.
The week opens on Wednesday with the eNASCAR College iRacing Series, as the Peachtree Pursuit tournament enters its second week of action. Forty drivers will compete in the Final Round at Echo Park in NASCAR Craftsman Trucks, with the broadcast beginning at 7 pm ET.
Thursday brings the Skip Barber Race Series to Bathurst at 2:15 pm ET, offering drivers their introduction to open-wheel racing in the winged Formula Skip Barber 2000. Friday features three events: the Creator Series Season 5 in Mazda MX-5 machinery at Knockhill (3 pm ET), the iRacing Radical e-CUP at Watkins Glen (5 pm ET), and the SRX Broadcasted Split at Kern Raceway (9:30 pm ET).
Saturday's schedule highlights the iRacing Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama (8:30 am ET), the Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship at Suzuka (3 pm ET) featuring 32 drivers competing over five weekends, and SimSpeed's Super Formula broadcast from the Red Bull Ring (4:30 pm ET). Sunday brings the Screen to Speed all-women series to Thruxton at 3 pm ET.
The week concludes with open-wheel racing: the iRacing INDYCAR Open Series at Coronado (Monday, 8 pm ET), the INDY NXT Road Series at Suzuka (Monday, 10 pm ET), the iRacing INDYCAR Oval Series at Rockingham (Tuesday, 8 pm ET), and the Indy NXT Oval Series at Nashville Superspeedway (Tuesday, 9:45 pm ET). Wednesday closes the week with the eNASCAR College iRacing Series Queen City Crown tournament beginning at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with 100 students competing for 40 spots in the Final Round at 7 pm ET.