A season built around one idea: give people an opportunity to grow, learn, and develop together through fair competition. Eight weeks of broadcast GT3 heat racing on iRacing's most iconic circuits. Race from SKR Sim Racing Center or from your own rig anywhere in the continental US.
The idea of this season is to give people an opportunity to grow, learn, and develop together through fair competition. Not to gatekeep. Not to crown an alien. To build a community of drivers who push each other forward race after race, season after season.
Race from SKR Sim Racing Center in Lansdale, PA, or from your home or another sim center anywhere in the continental US. Every race goes live on YouTube with full commentary.
The format is built for real racing. GT3, open setups, a heat-and-feature format every night. Bring your Ferrari, your Porsche, your BMW; whatever you race, and race it for eight weeks straight against the same competition.
Season 2 registration is closed. The next season is coming soon, open to drivers in the continental US with an iRacing account who meet the iRating and Safety Rating requirements.
The full Season 2 schedule, announced upfront so drivers can prepare. Every track is laser-scanned, setups are open, and every race is broadcast live on YouTube starting at 7pm US Eastern Time. All race times below are US Eastern.
Countdown to the next green flag, with the session schedule, the forecast and the broadcast link. Championship standings update after every feature race.
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Every race night runs the same heat-racing format. Qualifying sets the grid, the heat race sets the feature grid, and the feature decides the night. Points are on offer in all three.
Damage is on, and the driving line is available. Each driver gets one fast repair in the heat race and one in the feature: a safety net for genuine incidents without erasing the cost of contact. Clean, committed racing is the goal.
With damage on and fast repairs limited, car-to-car contact will be reviewed heavily after every race. Post-race penalties use the IMSA GT3 ruleset as the reference framework and are final when delivered. Penalties may include post-race time penalties, championship points deductions, grid position deductions, disqualification from the event, single-race suspension, or ejection from the entire series. Repeated incidents that appear intentional after thorough review will result in ejection from the series.
Stewards & penalties · §05 →Three $50 iRacing Gift Cards awarded at season end. Performance, growth, and conduct, because this is about more than crossing the line first.
Season 2 registration is closed. Dates and entry for the next season are still to be announced. Join our Discord or email racing@skrsimracing.com to hear first.
Anyone with an iRacing account who meets the requirements can register. The cap and floor keep the field competitive and clean. They're not there to gatekeep, they're there to make sure every grid spot is a real race.
Every driver in the league signs the SKR Development Sim Racing League Code of Conduct before grid placement. It covers race etiquette, communication standards, the stewards process, refund policy, and what gets you removed from the season.
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A season built for drivers who want to put in the work, share what they learn, and come out the other side better than they started. Open registration, fair competition, three prizes for performance, growth, and conduct.
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