eNASCAR College iRacing Series Time Trials Underway for Auto Club Event

Qualifying for the next round of eNASCAR College iRacing Series powered by NACE Starleague action at Auto Club Speedway is officially underway. Qualifying takes part under iRacing’s Time Attack mode, with a specially marked session running through October 13. The fastest collegiate iRacers who have registered for eligibility will be selected to compete in October 18’s race, which will see a share of $60,000 in yearlong scholarship prizes handed out.

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series powered by NACE Starleague sees top collegiate iRacers and esports athletes represent their respective colleges and universities while doing battle in virtual NASCAR Xfinity Series vehicles. With only one driver allowed to race per school, and hundreds of drivers and schools looking to compete, the competition is fierce. The field is narrowed down from all Time Attack entries to 40 select drivers, who will do battle for a global streaming audience on eNASCAR.com/live on race day for their share of scholarship money.

To participate and attempt to qualify for the event, drivers must participate in both the official Time Attack session and register for eligibility (drivers who have registered for a previous event already do not need to register a second time). To turn your fastest lap, within the iRacing UI, click “Go Racing,” then “Time Attack Competitions,” and search for “eNASCAR College iRacing Series.”

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series Powered by NACE Starleague is supported by SCW, Coca-Cola, Logitech G, Playseat, and Xfinity. For more information on the series and how to compete, visit www.playflyesports.com/enascar. For more information on iRacing and for special offers, visit www.iracing.com.

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