Entry List: https://www.instagram.com/framericas/
Following a successful kickoff to its virtual season, the Formula Regional Americas iRacing Invitational Championship returns to action today (Tuesday, March 31) at Circuit of The Americas with an expanded grid and a new partner.
Apex Racing TV will step in to stream the remaining six rounds of the iRacing championship. The United Kingdom-based sim racing broadcast team’s focus will be improving the online fan experience with its years of iRacing stream experience and expanding the FR Americas audience base by hosting the live event on its already established YouTube, Twitch and iRacing channels. The stream will also continue to air on the FR Americas Championship YouTube and Twitch channels.
“Last week during our debut, the announcing by John Fippin was excellent and the drivers put on a great show for fans, but it was noticeable that we needed some help with the LIVE stream broadcast,” said SCCA Pro Racing Communications Director Amy Greenway. “We are really excited about the new Apex Racing TV partnership. Apex Racing TV can provide our fans with an even better experience and the drivers an improved platform to showcase themselves and their sponsors.”
Supporting the live stream, fans can follow Apex Racin gTV’s Live Timing page (https://www.apexracingtv.com/livetiming/) for live timing, track map and the race incident list.
"Apex Racing TV is delighted to provide live coverage of the remaining rounds of the FR Americas iRacing Invitational Championship,” said Apex Racing TV Production Manager Lee Thompson. “It is a very exciting time in Sim Racing at the moment and having this organization join our roster of broadcasts is a big coup for us. Looking forward to seeing the action out on track!"
The FR Americas partners stepped up to offer real-world prizes. The FR Americas iRacing Invitational Champion will win a set of Hankook Tires while the Vice Champion will be presented with a 90-day virtual training package from PitFit Training. Third overall in points will receive an Omologato watch. Sabelt will carry over its Sabelt Hard Charger contingency prize pack complete with product certificate to the driver with the most position advances in the seven-race iRacing championship.
The top-three competitors in each event will be awarded with official Druck FR Americas merchandise to sport during the 2020 season.
Thirty-three drivers will lineup for practice starting at 7:00 p.m. ET, followed by a swift 10-minute qualifying, finishing with a 30-minute race and featuring “podium” interviews with the top drivers. The championship will be calculated based on the top six results (allowing one race to be dropped).
Fans can watch the action live on the FR Americas YoutTube and Twitch channels:
FR Americas YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_RepJ99qRw
FR Americas Twitch- https://www.twitch.tv/framericas
Live Timing and Scoring- https://www.apexracingtv.com/livetiming/
Round 1 Replay:
Watch Round 1 replay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV22mgJ77VU
FR Americas iRacing Invitational Championship Schedule
March 24- Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
March 31- Circuit of The Americas coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
April 7- Virginia International Raceway coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
April 14- Barber Motorsports Park coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
April 21- Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (held in place of Trois-Rivières) coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
April 28- Sebring International Raceway coverage begins at 7pm E.T.
May 5- Season Finale Fans Choice (voting held on @framericas Instagram)
FR Americas iRacing Invitational Championship Standings
Round 2 Circuit of The Americas
Entry List: 33 Drivers
Driver |
Nationality |
Series |
Dakota Dickerson |
USA |
2019 FR Americas Champion, IMSA |
Andrew Dobbie |
CANADA |
FR Americas Championship |
Kent Vaccaro |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Blake Upton |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
John Paul Southern Jr. |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Mathias Soler-Obel |
COLOMBIA |
FR Americas Championship |
Dario Cangialosi |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Jordan Missig |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Jacob Abel |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Logan Cusson |
CANADA |
FR Americas Championship |
Parker Locke |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Quinlan Lall |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Dominic Cicero |
USA |
FR Americas Championship |
Benjamin Pedersen |
DENMARK |
FR Americas Championship, BRDC F3 |
Marco Kacic |
CANADA |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Hunter Yeany |
USA |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Jose Blanco |
PUERTO RICO |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Josh Bethune |
NEW ZEALAND |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Jacob Loomis |
USA |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Hayden Bowlsbey |
USA |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Viktor Andersson |
SWEDAN |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Johnny Wilkerson |
ENGLAND |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Dominic Livernois |
USA |
FR Americas Development Driver (F4 U.S.) |
Guest Drivers |
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Ben Waddell |
USA |
IMSA |
Bruno Carneiro |
BRAZIL |
F3 Asia |
Daniel Nyman |
USA |
Esports Driver |
Flinn Lazier |
USA |
SCCA National Champion |
Nicholas Silva |
USA |
Driver Coach/ F3 Brazil |
AJ Allmendinger |
USA |
NASCAR Xfnity/IMSA |
Andrew Pinkerton |
USA |
Global MX5 Cup/SCCA Pro iRacing Fan League winner |
Ellis Spiezia |
USA |
e-Kart Champion |
Jose Cabrera |
USA |
Professional Sim Racer |
Zachary Rivard |
USA |
F1600 Pro Series/ SCCA Pro iRacing Fan League winner |
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