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| Team | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Country | Cape Coral, FL, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2018, 2016, 2012, 2011 |
Ray
Alfalla
| Bio | The man they call “Four-Time,” for all the eNASCAR titles he’s scored over an astounding career, is also the winningest driver in series history. Over an eight-year run from 2011 to 2018, he only finished worse than second in points once, and posted 13 top fives in 16 races in 2016. |
| Team | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Country | Cape Coral, FL, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2018, 2016, 2012, 2011 |
| Team | McLaren Shadow |
| Country | Lima, OH |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 10th // 2016 |
Allen
Boes
| Bio | Boes’ early eNASCAR career saw him boast a victory in each of his first three seasons, spanning from 2015 to 2017, with a best finish of 10th in points in 2016. After a multi-year absence, he had a successful Contender season in late 2020 and returned to iRacing’s highest level in 2021. |
| Team | McLaren Shadow |
| Country | Lima, OH |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 10th // 2016 |
| Team | Stewart-Haas eSports |
| Country | Houston, TX, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 11th // 2020 |
Graham
Bowlin
| Bio | After honing his craft in Unrestricted Mini Sprints in the real world, Bowlin set the Contender division on fire in 2019 to earn his eNASCAR berth in 2020. A consistent rookie season that year, one which saw him contend for multiple wins, established him as a bona fide series regular. |
| Team | Stewart-Haas eSports |
| Country | Houston, TX, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 11th // 2020 |
| Team | Kligerman Sport |
| Country | Biloxi, MS, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | T-15th // 2020 |
Bob
Bryant
| Bio | A master of league-based sim racing who claimed titles in leagues run by Dale Earnhardt Jr., Bryant was a rookie in name only when he ran his first eNASCAR season in 2020. After battling through adversity to retain his license, he scored his first victory in 2021 as a series sophomore. |
| Team | Kligerman Sport |
| Country | Biloxi, MS, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | T-15th // 2020 |
| Team | Kligerman Sport |
| Country | St Peters, MO |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Anthony
Burroughs
| Bio | Replacement driver of the #44 Kligerman Sport Chevrolet. |
| Team | Kligerman Sport |
| Country | St Peters, MO |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Mode Motorsports |
| Country | Naperville, IL, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 4th // 2018 |
Matt
Bussa
| Bio | Bussa has been an eNASCAR regular since 2013, posting three top-10 finishes in the championship. His best season came in 2018, where he converted his first career win at Atlanta into a Championship 4 appearance. He also has pro iRacing experience in GT3s and rallycross. |
| Team | Mode Motorsports |
| Country | Naperville, IL, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 4th // 2018 |
| Team | William Byron eSports |
| Country | Trabuco Canyon, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2017 |
Logan
Clampitt
| Bio | Like many of eNASCAR’s finest, Clampitt is a veteran of multiple iRacing pro series, but he’s made his biggest mark in stock cars. After winning his first race as a rookie in 2016, he finished second in points the next year, and later relocated to North Carolina to purse his racing dreams. |
| Team | William Byron eSports |
| Country | Trabuco Canyon, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2017 |
| Team | JR Motorsports |
| Country | Concord, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2014 |
Michael
Conti
| Bio | One of eNASCAR’s longest-tenured veterans, Conti made his full-time debut in 2012 and has never looked back, only finishing out of the top 10 in points once in that time. The 2014 series champion works for Hendrick Automotive Group away from the sim. |
| Team | JR Motorsports |
| Country | Concord, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2014 |
| Team | Jim Beaver eSports |
| Country | Blue Springs, MO, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | T-15th // 2020 |
Caine
Cook
| Bio | Cook first broke into eNASCAR in 2019, but it was 2020 where he really began to make his mark. After having to race his way back in through the Contender division for the second year in a row, he converted that experience into his first two top fives and 15th place in points. |
| Team | Jim Beaver eSports |
| Country | Blue Springs, MO, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | T-15th // 2020 |
| Team | Elliott Sadler eSports |
| Country | Locust, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 22nd // 2019 |
Ashton
Crowder
| Bio | A multi-year veteran of eNASCAR, Crowder made his debut at iRacing’s highest level before turning 18. With wins in each of his first two seasons, the North Carolina native has already taken more checkered flags at the top division than some of his more experienced rivals. |
| Team | Elliott Sadler eSports |
| Country | Locust, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 22nd // 2019 |
| Team | JR Motorsports |
| Country | Charlotte, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2010 |
Brad
Davies
| Bio | When eNASCAR made its debut in 2010, Davies won three races and almost took the inaugural series title. He’s been a mainstay of the championship ever since, steadily racking up top five finishes across two decades to go with his six career victories entering the 2021 season. |
| Team | JR Motorsports |
| Country | Charlotte, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2010 |
| Team | 23XI |
| Country | Temecula, CA, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Mitchell
DeJong
| Bio | Despite only debuting in eNASCAR in 2021, deJong is far from an iRacing rookie, boasting hundreds of wins and championships in other pro divisions. If that wasn’t enough, he’s also won dozens of titles in off-road racing, including an X Games gold medalist in rallycross. |
| Team | 23XI |
| Country | Temecula, CA, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Clint Bowyer Racing |
| Country | Framingham, MA, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Ryan
Doucette
| Bio | Doucette’s rise through the eNASCAR ranks on iRacing mirrors what many racers do in the real world: he’s gone from Super Late Models through the lower NASCAR ranks and now races at the highest level. In the real world, he’s a Tour modified racer in his native New England. |
| Team | Clint Bowyer Racing |
| Country | Framingham, MA, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Stewart-Haas eSports |
| Country | Halifax, NS, CAN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2016 |
Dylan
Duval
| Bio | The first Canadian winner in eNASCAR history, Duval took his first checkered flag at the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 2016 on the way to a career-best fifth in points. The Halifax native made his 100th career start during the 2021 season, his fifth full-time campaign. |
| Team | Stewart-Haas eSports |
| Country | Halifax, NS, CAN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2016 |
| Team | Wood Brothers Racing |
| Country | Harrisburg, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2011 |
John
Gorlinsky
| Bio | A four-time race winner and former runner-up in the series’ early years, Gorlinsky went more than half a decade between eNASCAR starts from a partial 2013 season to a full 2020 campaign. All told, the vehicle dynamics engineer has been sim racing for more than 20 years. |
| Team | Wood Brothers Racing |
| Country | Harrisburg, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2011 |
| Team | Jim Beaver eSports |
| Country | Indianapolis, IN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 16th // 2018 |
Michael
Guest
| Bio | Guest’s oval prowess—adding up to more than 1,100 wins in public events, including full-length Daytona 500 and Coca-Cola 600s—has seen him become an eNASCAR mainstay since 2018. He’s well known for being able to pass numerous cars from anywhere on the starting grid. |
| Team | Jim Beaver eSports |
| Country | Indianapolis, IN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 16th // 2018 |
| Team | Team Dillon eSports |
| Country | Winston-Salem, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 12th // 2016 |
Taylor
Hurst
| Bio | Hurst broke into eNASCAR in 2015, and ran well enough to retain his spot in the series for the next four years. He scored his first career victory at Chicagoland in 2017, holding off eventual champion Ryan Luza to do it. After a year off in 2020, Hurst returned to the series for 2021. |
| Team | Team Dillon eSports |
| Country | Winston-Salem, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 12th // 2016 |
| Team | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| Country | Elizabethtown, KY |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Derek
Justis
| Bio | With nearly a 40% win rate in public iRacing oval events, it was only a matter of time before Justis cracked the eNASCAR ranks, which he did for the first time in 2021. Teaming up with aspiring rookies and veterans alike, his entire team advanced out of the 2020 Contender series. |
| Team | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| Country | Elizabethtown, KY |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | XSET |
| Country | Matthews, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 10th // 2019 |
Casey
Kirwan
| Bio | One of iRacing’s most likable and beloved oval streamers, Kirwan’s breakthrough eNASCAR victory at Bristol in 2019 was one of the most popular wins in series history. He followed it up the next year with a victory at Michigan, outrunning a chaotic finish behind him. |
| Team | XSET |
| Country | Matthews, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 10th // 2019 |
| Team | 23XI |
| Country | Lake Echo, NS, CAN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2019 |
Keegan
Leahy
| Bio | Wins are often in the forecast for eNASCAR’s resident weatherman. Leahy made his series debut in 2018 and has yet to finish a season without finding victory lane. His 12 top fives as a second-year driver included a runner-up finish at Homestead in a drag race for the title. |
| Team | 23XI |
| Country | Lake Echo, NS, CAN |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2019 |
| Team | Wood Brothers Racing |
| Country | Gastonia, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 7th // 2020 |
Garrett
Lowe
| Bio | Lowe’s real-world experience in Bandolero and Legends cars has prepared him well for eNASCAR. The Charlotte-based driver scored his first career win at Michigan as a rookie and earned a pair of playoff berths in each of his first two seasons. |
| Team | Wood Brothers Racing |
| Country | Gastonia, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 7th // 2020 |
| Team | XSET |
| Country | Cypress, TX |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2017 |
Ryan
Luza
| Bio | One of many eNASCAR drivers with plenty of experience behind the wheel of a real car, Luza burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2017 and immediately claimed a championship. Since then, he’s been a perennial title threat, claiming victories in every season. |
| Team | XSET |
| Country | Cypress, TX |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2017 |
| Team | Roush Fenway Racing |
| Country | St. Louis, MO |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 22nd // 2020 |
Nathan
Lyon
| Bio | Few drivers are as unfazed as Lyon about having to come through the Contender series to earn an eNASCAR berth. Each of his first three years in the series was the result of stellar consistency when the pressure was on. He earned his first eNASCAR top five in 2020 as a series sophomore. |
| Team | Roush Fenway Racing |
| Country | St. Louis, MO |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 22nd // 2020 |
| Team | Elliott Sadler eSports |
| Country | Powhatan, VA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Garrett
Manes
| Bio | It’s hard to figure whether Manes has had more success with a steering wheel in hand in a real car or a virtual one. Winner of races in everything from real-world Legends cars to just about anything on iRacing, the Virginia native entered eNASCAR for the first time in 2021. |
| Team | Elliott Sadler eSports |
| Country | Powhatan, VA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Williams eSports |
| Country | Hillsboro, NH |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Jake
Matheson
| Bio | The 2018 US Legend Cars Young Lions national champion is one of many drivers who turned to iRacing as part of their career path as a young driver. He also earned track titles at New Hampshire and Seekonk in Legends and Bandoleros before joining eNASCAR as a rookie in 2021. |
| Team | Williams eSports |
| Country | Hillsboro, NH |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Richmond Raceway eSports |
| Country | Midland, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2020, 2019 |
Jimmy
Mullis
| Bio | After latching onto an eNASCAR license as a rookie in 2017, Mullis has proven a consistent threat for playoff positioning and race victories throughout his career. His sophomore season in 2018 marked the first of four years in a row (and counting) where he’s won at least one race. |
| Team | Richmond Raceway eSports |
| Country | Midland, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2020, 2019 |
| Team | Mode Motorsports |
| Country | Midland, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 13th // 2019 |
Jake
Nichols
| Bio | After testing the waters in 2017, Nichols regrouped and re-entered the eNASCAR ranks in 2019 a faster and stronger competitor. The South Carolina native broke through for his first top five finish that season, and has been a fixture of the championship ever since. |
| Team | Mode Motorsports |
| Country | Midland, NC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 13th // 2019 |
| Team | Williams eSports |
| Country | Stockbridge, MI |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Zack
Nichols
| Bio | One of many in a large eNASCAR rookie class for 2021, the Michigan-based Nichols (no relation to South Carolina’s Jake) has done plenty of indoor racing in the real world to prepare for his eNASCAR shot. He took second in track points at Jackson Speedway in 2018. |
| Team | Williams eSports |
| Country | Stockbridge, MI |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Richmond Raceway eSports |
| Country | Clinton, CT |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2019 |
Zack
Novak
| Bio | Novak scored the 2019 eNASCAR title in a drag race to the finish line from Homestead against Keegan Leahy, bookending the season with wins in both the opener and finale. That championship came a year after he won the eNASCAR IGNITE Series title for under-18 drivers. |
| Team | Richmond Raceway eSports |
| Country | Clinton, CT |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2019 |
| Team | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Country | Revere, MA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Femi
Olat
| Bio | Olat burst onto the Contender scene in 2020 with back-to-back top fives at Daytona and Auto Club to assert himself as a likely part of the sizable 2021 eNASCAR rookie class. Consistent runs for the rest of that season enabled him to lock in his spot in the field of 40 for the first time. |
| Team | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Country | Revere, MA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | William Byron eSports |
| Country | Claremont, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2020 |
Nick
Ottinger
| Bio | One of eNASCAR’s longtime mainstays, Ottinger set the series record with six wins in a season in 2013 and won the first-ever sim race broadcast live on US television in 2019. But no triumph was sweeter than when he outlasted the playoff field to win his first eNASCAR title in 2020. Season Start Wins Top 5s Season Finish 2020 20 2 9 1st 2019 17 1 5 9th 2018 18 1 4 5th 2017 14 0 1 13th 2016 16 0 2 6th 2015 14 2 5 14th 2014 16 2 6 3rd 2013 19 6 8 3rd 2012 16 2 8 4th Total 149 16 48 – |
| Team | William Byron eSports |
| Country | Claremont, NC, USA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Champion // 2020 |
| Team | Spacestation Gaming |
| Country | Greenville, SC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 18th // 2020 |
Malik
Ray
| Bio | Few sim racers—and let’s be honest, real racers—have the magnetic personality to match Ray. Few have the results, either, as the South Carolina native has victories in many of iRacing’s top oval special events and can call himself one of the winningest oval iRacers of all time. |
| Team | Spacestation Gaming |
| Country | Greenville, SC |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 18th // 2020 |
| Team | McLaren Shadow |
| Country | Houston, TX |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 4th // 2019 |
Blake
Reynolds
| Bio | In his third season at the eNASCAR level, Reynolds broke out in 2019, scoring the regular season championship on the back of seven top five finishes and finishing fourth in points. The Texan also scored the Majors Series title in 2018, a year after finishing second in that championship. |
| Team | McLaren Shadow |
| Country | Houston, TX |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 4th // 2019 |
| Team | Spacestation Gaming |
| Country | Temecula, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Vicente
Salas
| Bio | In contrast to the many eNASCAR drivers who have honed their real-world craft in Legends cars, the California-based Salas has made his mark in karts. He earned his way into the 2021 eNASCAR rookie class at the same time he was representing Andretti Autosport in rallycross. |
| Team | Spacestation Gaming |
| Country | Temecula, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| Country | Moorpark, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2013, 2012 |
Brian
Schoenburg
| Bio | Starter of at least one eNASCAR race in every year but 2016, Schoenburg posted back-to-back top five finishes in points in 2012 and 2013. The Californian has posted more than 20 top five race finishes in a career that has long surpassed the 100 start mark. |
| Team | JTG Daugherty Racing |
| Country | Moorpark, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2013, 2012 |
| Team | Letarte eSports |
| Country | Riverton, IL |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 13th // 2020 |
Chris
Shearburn
| Bio | Part of the first NASCAR Racing Online Series season in 2018, Shearburn is one of the oldest drivers in the series, but age is just a number when you’re winning races. He scored his first eNASCAR win at Homestead to end the 2020 season and returned to victory lane early in 2021. |
| Team | Letarte eSports |
| Country | Riverton, IL |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 13th // 2020 |
| Team | Team Dillon eSports |
| Country | Louisville, KY |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2017 |
Corey
Vincent
| Bio | Vincent scored his first eNASCAR win as a rookie in 2015 on the way to a top 10 points finish, and repeated both feats the next year. In his first six seasons, he only missed the top 10 in points twice, and one of those years, he finished 11th with a victory at Indy and four top fives. |
| Team | Team Dillon eSports |
| Country | Louisville, KY |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 5th // 2017 |
| Team | Clint Bowyer Racing |
| Country | Roanoke, VA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Blade
Whitt
| Bio | Previously a veteran of iRacing’s World of Outlaws pro division, Whitt traded in sprint cars for stock cars to earn his way into the 2021 eNASCAR field. A consistent enough Contender season in the fall of 2020 allowed him to join the ranks of iRacers who have run two or more pro series. |
| Team | Clint Bowyer Racing |
| Country | Roanoke, VA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Roush Fenway Racing |
| Country | Guttenberg, IA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
Steven
Wilson
| Bio | Wilson is the latest of a large group of iRacers to say they’ve run both dirt late models and stock cars at iRacing’s pro levels. While he was the last driver to crack the eNASCAR lineup from the 2020 Contender series, he quickly established himself as the series’ rookie to watch in 2021. |
| Team | Roush Fenway Racing |
| Country | Guttenberg, IA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | Series Rookie |
| Team | Letarte eSports |
| Country | Fresno, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2020 |
Bobby
Zalenski
| Bio | eNASCAR’s longtime road course ringer, Zalenski is one of iRacing’s most versatile drivers, with appearances in multiple pro divisions. Each of his first five seasons in stock cars have seen the Fresno native roll into to the winner’s circle at least once, and he was second in points in 2020. |
| Team | Letarte eSports |
| Country | Fresno, CA |
| Age | |
| Best Finish | 2nd // 2020 |
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