iRacing Rules

Races run every Wednesday, 7:30pm AEST.

Standard rounds run practice, qualifying, a sprint heat (Heat 1) and the feature race. Both races score championship points.

Endurance rounds (Daytona, Le Mans, Spa) are a single 90-minute race with no heat — and carry double points.

Cars still running at the flag count as finishers, even if lapped.

Points are awarded by finishing position in each race session, with qualifying also scoring. The championship is decided on total points across the season; wins break ties.

Stewarding verdicts (time penalties, position drops, points deductions and disqualifications) are applied to the classification and re-rank results and standings immediately.

Every entered driver is classified PRO or PRO-AM based on pace and experience, set by the league at the season entry list. Standings can be viewed Overall, PRO only or PRO-AM only. Reserve and one-off drivers appear as Guests.

The season is a multi-make GT3 championship — drivers pick their machinery at the start of the season. Racing numbers come from the official entry list; a driver's profile always shows their current car and entry-list number.

Incidents can be reported to the stewards after each round. Every verdict is published in the public stewarding log with the round, session, decision and penalty.

Drivers may appeal a verdict. Appeals are reviewed by the stewards and can be upheld, dismissed or reduced — a successful appeal never erases the record; the original verdict stays on the log marked as overturned.

Possible outcomes: time penalty, position drop, points deduction, disqualification, formal warning, or "racing incident" (no further action).