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iRTES :: 4hr at Aragon | RECAP
Motorland Aragón (Outer) may just be the best hidden gem on the iRacing service. With a dynamic mix of corners and one monstrous straight, Aragón offers a deceptively technical challenge. The iRTES committee set out to introduce fresh circuits to the multi-class endurance racing calendar, and after Round 4, they can confidently consider that mission a success. The XBOX Game Pass Pole Awards for Aragon* GT3 AM #62 Back Pain and Eye Strain — Vincent Marsh | 1:34.887 GT3 PRO #104 Hyperion Racing — Bryce Rodriguez | 1:34.371 LMP2 #22 The Puncrew — Andrew Taphorn | 1:26.694 LMDh #110 SOELPEC Precision Racing — Pat Pelchat | 1:19.725 *Each pole position gains one entry into the end of season drawing for a one year XBOX Game Pass Subscription The Iberian Peninsula offered no respite to the weary field of competitors. Each team embarked on > more
Rodney Campbell Wins VIP CMS Race for 2025 at Laguna Seca
Congratulations to Rodney Campbell for winning the 2025 Champion Motorsports VIP Donor Race. An Annual race where we have an invitational grid based from our members who graciously donate to the community. Rodney would take the win in this years race over David Nelson and Wayne Hutchinson on the podium in what was a thrilling finish at Laguna Seca. The race was one hour and featured the New Gen SCCA Spec Racer Ford! Next up we will launch an invitational BMW C2 Cup Series for our Champions Circle Members starting later this month! Rodney will enjoy the trophy for this years win! Rodney Campbell (above) navigates the Corkscrew at Famous Laguna Seca in route to his win Video Recap of the last 15 minutes of the race https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yliR3ECvnM0
iRTES :: 3hr at Portimao | RECAP
The Champion Motorsports iRTES has arrived in Portugal for the 3 Hours of Portimao. The 'newly' constructed Autodromo Internacional do Algarve (2008) would host round 3 and signal the halfway point for the series. Each of the 4 classes are looking forward to a dry racetrack after the deluge experienced in France. Extreme elevation and camber changes mixed with a variety of corner radii makes the 2.891 mile circuit a thrill to drive. However, once filled with 59 mixed class racecars and that thrill can quickly turn to a nightmare. Clear communication and full commitment from everyone involved would not be enough to ensure a clean race would take place. Algarve forces you to constantly test the limit of the tires both under braking and acceleration. A mere 'blink-of-an-eye' lapse in focus and you will find yourself spinning, ruining your race and possibly another teams race. > more
iRTES :: 3hr at Le Mans | RECAP
What can be said about Le Mans that hasn’t been said before? A place as revered and historic as the Circuit de la Sarthe was a fitting choice for iRTES history to unfold. The spiritual home of sports car endurance racing challenged 58 teams with iRacing’s latest feature: rain. The looming threat of rain sent teams scrambling. Testing sessions turned chaotic as drivers struggled to adapt to the evolving conditions. The second race of the season, a true wild card, put all teams on notice—what happened at Road America in Round 1 suddenly felt like a distant memory. Heading into the December 8, 2024 race, every team still had a shot at the 2025 iRTES Championship. As garages opened and practice began under cloudy skies, rain lingered ominously in the forecast. It arrived at the worst possible moment—just before qualifying. Armed with cold, hard wet tires, drivers > more
iRTES :: 4hr at Road America | RECAP
The 2025 iRacing Team Endurance Series kicked things off in Wisconsin at Road America on Sunday Nov. 3rd. Known as 'America's Nation Park of Speed', the 4.048-mile, 14-turn, Grand Prix layout was an excellent venue for the 60 race teams to get to know one another. With ample overtaking opportunities it allowed the multi-class grid to showcase what endurance racing is all about—traffic management. Qualifying got underway with an overcast sky and a cool 64 degrees. Getting the tires up to operating temperature and avoiding the easy 1x off track penalty would prove to be difficult. Quite a few teams would see their best laps erased due to these critical errors. With the checkered flag waving, the field was set, and the nerves began to build as the opening round was ready to start the clock on the 4hrs at Road America. The XBOX Game Pass Pole > more