NASCAR iRacing Pro Series Kicks Off Tonight at Daytona

Just six races separate 21 drivers from the ultimate prize: a berth in the 2021 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series. The NASCAR iRacing Pro Series combines the top contenders from this year’s Road to Pro Series with regulars from this year’s eNCiS roster in a showdown for the open license spots next year, starting tonight at Daytona International Speedway. The six-race slate ends with drivers looking to secure an early Christmas present on December 22 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

The driver roster is one of the deepest in Pro Series history. Zack Novak joins Ray Alfalla as defending eNCiS champions who had to settle back into the Pro ranks for the following season, where he’ll join 2020 race winners Kollin Keister, Brandon Kettelle, and Ashton Crowder, among others. The Road to Pro drivers include former eNCiS standouts Allen Boes and Taylor Hurst, as well as veterans of other iRacing World Championships like Mitchell deJong, Garrett Manes, and Vicente Salas.

The 2020 NASCAR iRacing Pro Series schedule is as follows:

• November 17: Daytona International Speedway
• November 24: Auto Club Speedway
• December 1: Richmond Raceway
• December 8: Dover International Speedway
• December 15: Charlotte Motor Speedway
• December 22: Homestead-Miami Speedway

The drivers of the 2020 NASCAR iRacing Pro Series are as follows:

NASCAR iRacing Pro Series action can be seen streaming live on Tuesday nights at 9PM ET on Podium Esports.

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