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Two full championships and two fun nights, Sunday through Thursday. Practice from 6pm Pacific, qualifying at 8pm, racing from about 8:15pm. No sign-up required beyond being a league member.
Find Out MoreFirst off, welcome to all the new members — very happy to have you here. Season 19 is almost here and, as discussed, we have made some changes. Everyone is welcome to race any series they want, no sign up required beyond being a league member.
Full stewarding for both championships, and physical trophies mailed to your house for 1st place in each class.
Physical trophies mailed to your house for 1st place in each class, plus 2 trophies per series for the drivers who participate in the most races (ties settled by random draw).
No incident reporting and no sporting penalties on fun nights. Admin intervention only for reckless, intentional or behavioural issues.
All series are 12 weeks with 4 drop weeks. Two hours of practice from 6pm Pacific, qualifying at 8pm and races from roughly 8:15pm. All series feature our new communication standards.
Tell your friends, family and other racing communities! We are also still looking for one more series sponsor — if anyone is interested, let us know.
See you out there.
— Sean + Admin + Stewards
West Coast Racing is a Pacific time based iRacing league dedicated to providing a competitive home for all levels of racers within the service. As such, it hosts a broad range of series where drivers of all abilities are welcome.
Two full championships and two feeder/fun nights, all 12 weeks with 4 drop weeks. Everyone is welcome to race any series they want — no sign up required beyond being a league member. Practice opens at 6pm Pacific, qualifying starts at 8pm and races go from roughly 8:15pm.
Thursday GT3 runs three tiers (Pro, ProAm, Am) so every driver has a championship to fight for. Monday IMSA runs Pro/Am within each class (GT3, LMP2, GTP), and Slow Car Sunday runs Pro/Am. Physical trophies are mailed to your house for 1st place in each class, in every series.
Every driver has a 100-point penalty buffer. Championship points are only deducted once your accumulated penalties exceed 100 points — so one incident won’t define your season.
Both championships get full stewarding. Our stewards review reported incidents and apply a set of penalties to facilitate tough but fair racing, and penalty notices include a written explanation so every driver can understand and learn from the call.
Slow Car Sunday and Tuesday Fun Night have no incident reporting and no sporting penalties. Admin intervention only for reckless, intentional or behavioural issues.
Drivers meetings are on Discord. Voice is open during races (mute if you prefer quiet), and every series runs to our communication standards. We post weekly championship updates in every series channel, so you always know where you stand.
