The eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series is the premier sim racing series. Enter its 12th season, it is also one of the longest running esports series. 40 of the best sim racers from all over the world will compete across a 20 race schedule for their share of over $300,000, and whoever sits atop the points in the end will walk away with an impressive $100,000. Live broadcasts of the races are available for viewing on iRacing’s Twitch, Youtube, and Facebook channels.
| Team | Joe Gibbs Racing |
| Country | Cape Coral, FL, USA |
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| 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 |
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| Best Finish | Champion // 2018, 2016, 2012, 2011 |
| Team | JR Motorsports |
| Country | Concord, NC, USA |
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| 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 |
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| Best Finish | Champion // 2014 |
| Team | XSET |
| Country | Cypress, TX |
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| 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 |
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| Best Finish | Champion // 2017 |
| Team | Richmond Raceway eSports |
| Country | Clinton, CT |
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| 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 |
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| Best Finish | Champion // 2019 |
| 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 |
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| Best Finish | Champion // 2020 |
Think you have what it takes to compete in the upper echelon of simracing? Looking for your chance to win $100,000? Want to represent some of the biggest names in esports and motorsports? Well that road starts here.
