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Get ready for four weeks of touring-car action, with two 20-minute races at every round. Our calendar combines compact British circuits with European favourites, giving you eight opportunities to fight for positions and build your championship campaign.
Whether you’re an experienced touring-car driver or joining your first organised championship, you’re welcome here. You don’t need to be the fastest — you do need to race fairly, prepare for each round and respect the drivers around you.
• Simulator: RaceRoom Racing Experience
• Eligible car class: [CONFIRM EXACT RACEROOM CLASS]
• Championship length: four consecutive weeks
• Race format: two 20-minute races per round
• Mandatory pit stops: none
• Grid capacity: [CONFIRMED DRIVER LIMIT]
• First round: [START DATE]
• Race night: [DAY]
• All advertised times: UK local time, following GMT/BST
ROUND 1 — BRANDS HATCH INDY
A compact opening round where consistency, positioning and handling traffic will matter from the first lap.
ROUND 2 — DONINGTON PARK NATIONAL
Flowing corners and fast changes of direction reward confidence and momentum. Get a strong exit and set up your move into the final chicane.
ROUND 3 — CIRCUIT ZOLDER
A technical challenge built around braking accuracy, chicanes and clean exits. Controlled aggression will take you further than attacking every kerb.
ROUND 4 — HOCKENHEIMRING GRAND PRIX
The championship finale! Slipstream battles, heavy braking and the stadium section provide the setting for the final two races of the season.
• 19:30 — Practice: 20 minutes
• 19:50 — Qualifying: 10 minutes
• Approximately 20:00 — Race 1: 20 minutes
• Short interval
• Race 2: 20 minutes
Race start times may move slightly to allow for session transitions. Please join during practice so you have time to check your connection and equipment.
Race 1 grid: qualifying order.
Race 2 grid: Race 1 results
Choose a car from the eligible class listed on this event page. Your chosen car must remain the same throughout the championship unless an organiser approves a change.
Drivers must own the required car content and each round’s circuit. Check the exact layouts before purchasing — Round 1 uses Brands Hatch Indy.
Close racing is encouraged. Avoidable contact is not.
• Leave racing room when another car is alongside.
• Make overtaking attempts from a controlled position.
• Do not weave repeatedly or move under braking to block another driver.
• Rejoin safely and give way to cars already on the circuit.
• If you spin, hold your brakes where appropriate to make your car’s movement predictable.
• Follow the game’s flag instructions and serve any in-game penalties.
• Observe track limits throughout qualifying and both races.
• Do not use contact to push another driver out of position.
If you gain a position through avoidable contact or leaving the circuit, return the advantage when safe. Doing so does not automatically remove the possibility of a stewarding penalty.
Be particularly patient on the opening lap. Nobody wins the championship at the first corner.
Both races award the same points:
1st — 25
2nd — 20
3rd — 16
4th — 13
5th — 11
6th — 10
7th — 9
8th — 8
9th — 7
10th — 6
11th — 5
12th — 4
13th — 3
14th — 2
15th — 1
All eight races count. There are no dropped scores or bonus points for pole position or fastest lap.
To score, a driver must complete at least 75% of the winner’s completed race distance, rounded up to the next whole lap, and must not be disqualified.
Championship ties are decided by most wins, then most second places, and so on. If still tied, the better finishing position in the final race decides the order.
Submit incident reports through our discord channel system within 24 hours of the round finishing.
Include:
• Round and race number
• Drivers involved
• Lap or replay timestamp
• A short factual description
• Replay or video evidence showing the incident
Results remain provisional until reports have been reviewed. Stewards may issue warnings, time penalties or disqualification depending on the incident and any repeated behaviour.
Keep disputes out of public chat. Let the organisers review the evidence.
If you can’t attend, let the organisers know as early as possible so your place can be offered to a reserve.
Four weeks of close battles, fair racing and a welcoming community.
See you on the grid!