Welcome to 2026 Season 3, introducing the CMS Sportscar Club Series featuring the BMW M2 CS and the Toyota GR86 in an exciting multi-class format.
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We race every Wednesday night, session opens @9:00pm Eastern.
Race Night Schedule
We race every Wednesday night at 9:00pm Eastern. Race sessions are as follows:
- 9:00pm – Short practice
- Drivers Meeting will start 5 min prior to Qualifying
- 9:15pm – Private Qualifying
- 9:30pm – Racing begins
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Format Details
Drivers, start your engines! Champion Motorsports is thrilled to announce our upcoming Wednesday Night Club Racing Series on iRacing.
Whether you are a seasoned veteran looking for close, competitive door-to-door action or a racing newcomer looking for a welcoming environment to hone your skills, this series has a seat for you. All skill levels are welcome!
We are pairing up two of the most fun, engaging sports cars on the service for an unforgettable multiclass experience. Choose your weapon and get ready to trade paint!
The Machinery
BMW M2 CS Racing: Agile, powerful, and ready to carve up the corners.,
Toyota GR86: The ultimate momentum machine, perfect for close-quarters racing.,
Event Schedule & Race Format
- Races will take place every Wednesday night.
- Green Flag: 9:30 PM EST
- The Twist (Road Courses): A short fuel tank will be enforced, forcing everyone to make at least 1 strategic pit stop during the 40-minute and 60-minute sprints.
- The Twist (Oval): A mandatory tire change is required during our under-the-lights short-track shootout
The Calendar
| Week | Track | Format |
| :— | :— | :— |
| Week 1 | Summit Point Raceway | 40-Minute Sprint |
| Week 2 | Lime Rock Park | 40-Minute Sprint |
| Week 3 | Tsukuba Circuit | 40-Minute Sprint |
| Week 4 | Southern National Motorsports Park | 90-Lap Oval Shootout |
| Week 5 | Rudskogen Motorsenter | 40-Minute Sprint |
| Week 6 | Okayama International Circuit (Short) | 40-Minute Sprint |
| Week 7 | Virginia International Raceway (Grand Course) | 60-Minute Endurance Finale |
Format for Week Prior Practice Sessions
With races running weekly for this series, official practices will be held the preceding night before (on Tuesdays). Practices will be for all members to get experience running together before the actual race and will be 4 hours in length and details shared in the per race briefing on our discord.
Format for Race Day
Each race will have a race briefing published ahead of time on our discord, Each driver will have One Single Fast Repair per event. Specific race events such as Orange Zones and any special instructions for the race will be available in the race briefing.
Points Table Distribution
Safety Incentives
CMS will have in addition to our normal points distribution for GT racing a safety bonus system, based on managing incidents and keeping to a minimum. The awards per race are as follows:
- 0x 7pts
- 1-4 5pts
- 5-8 2pts
- 9-12 -2pts
- 13-16 -5pts
- 17 dq’d (max number of incidents allowed in a given event)
Rules and Regulations
We follow all league rules as specified in the General Competition Rules at CMS, as well as the iRacing Sporting Code. All members are expected to understand and follow these rules at all times.
- Everyone must be aware of the Orange Zone (OZ) for each race, as published in the drivers’ briefing. Serious incidents that occur in the OZ will be reviewed, and the stewards will impose higher penalties for any driver found to be at fault for an incident in the OZ.
- If the stewards give you a penalty (in between races), it is up to you to serve that penalty within the first three laps of your next race, without stopping in your stall for any reason. You will not receive a black flag in game.
- To be considered within track limits (per the GCR) you must have at least one tire on the white line. However, iRacing defines additional areas around some corners as being within track limits. As long as you are within iRacing’s track limits, you will be considered to be on the racing surface if an IRR is submitted.
Should you be involved in an incident on track, we encourage you to talk to the other driver first. If you wish to escalate it to be reviewed by the stewards, even if it is an OZ incident, you can fill out an Incident Review Request (IRR). All IRRs must be submitted between 12 and 60 hours after the race. You must join the Race Review Committee (RRC) Discord to submit an IRR.
Series Administrators
Your iRacing Wednesday night administrators are:
- David Anderson – Team lead
- Warren McGrary – Co Admin
- Kevin Ayers – Co Admin
- Ryan Thompson – Lead Steward
Please don’t hesitate to contact us via DM if you have any questions or concerns.
Note that—by design—we have no say over penalties or other stewards’ decisions. If you have a question about a steward (IRR) ruling, please visit the CMS RRC Discord and click the #irr-follow-up channel, or contact the Chief Steward (Ryan Thompson). Please do not discuss incidents in public channels.
This series has been created for one purpose only: fierce, friendly competition on the track with like-minded racers, providing a place for everyone to race and have a great time doing so. We are all friends, here.
While we have rules in place, we also don’t intend to add complication or pressure to perform on race night. We all started sim-racing from scratch, and regardless of your experience we want everyone to feel welcome here. So please, come in and make some friends and we’ll see you on the track!