Entry Class Racing
Mike Patterson, Longhorn Region
Area Manager
The Entry Class League is PCA Sim Racing’s entry-level racing series to help new participants ease into the competitive world of sim racing. It is our primary program for providing instruction to novice drivers. For more skilled drivers, it is an opportunity to experience the PCA Sim Racing community before progressing onward.
This is where everyone joining PCA Sim Racing starts out, whether you are a newbie or an experienced sim racer. To join the Entry Class League register for PCA Sim Racing and complete the Onboarding process.
New to sim racing? Perfect!
This is where beginners
Summer Tour Racing
Jeff Williams, Rocky Mountain Region
Area Manager
Each summer, when you’re not enjoying your real Porsche or sipping a cold beverage on the beach, join your friends on the virtual grid!
2024 Summer Tour Recap
2025 Summer Tour Recap
2026 Summer Tour Overview
A&D / C&C
Mark A. Frost, Oregon Region
Area Manager
Introduction
PCA Sim Racing has grown significantly, now offering competitive championships including the Series Championship, Team Racing Series, Zone Group Championship, and Summer Tour.
Arrive & Drive complements these with three casual weekend formats, including the new “Cars & Cocktails” social event held on the last Sunday of each month.
Who’s Eligible?
- Open to all PCA Sim Racing members classified as Challenge, Sport, Club, and Pro.
- No PCA Sim Racing “Grid Pass” is required.
Drivers
- A no-contact philosophy is
Series Racing
Enrico Gregoratto, Pacific Northwest Region
Area Manager
PCA Sim Racing’s longest-running activity is the “Series” races, which are held in the first and fourth quarters of each year. Starting with a modest grid size and a single class, the series has grown to five classes and over 200 participants for each new Series.
Series 1 |
Series 2 |
Series 3 |
Series 4 |
Series 5 |
Series 6 |
Series 7 |
Series 8 |
Series 9 |
Series 10 |
Series 11 |
Series 12 |
Series 13 |
Series 14 |
Series 15 |
Series 16 |
Series 17 |
Series 18 |
Where We’ve
2026 CRG – Introduction
Table of Contents
A- Introduction
A.1 These Competition Rules and Guidelines (CRG) apply to all PCA Sim Racing series and special events unless otherwise stated on the event webpage. The CRG rules take precedence over the iRacing Sporting Code, which otherwise applies.
A.2 Any additional rules specific to a series or event will be published on that event’s webpage.
A.3 All drivers are responsible for reviewing and being familiar with the CRG.
B – Revisions
B.1 Any updates to the CRG after July 28th, 2026 will be listed here.
2025 Special Event Endurance Series
Carey Brooks, Upper Canada Region
Team Racing Area Manager
Endurance racing is built to push both car and driver to their limits. Multiple drivers share stints behind the wheel, working as a team to complete long-distance events. Competitors must balance speed, consistency, and awareness while navigating traffic across different car Classes and performance levels. The 2025 Special Event Endurance Series wasn’t multiclass… It was multicategory!
The special 2-race series featured one car Class: the Porsche 911 Cup Car (992). Teams will compete for the overall victory, as well as podiums within
Zone Group Championships
Jeff Williams, Rocky Mountain Region
Area Manager
Once a year, following the spring Series, the Zone Groups (East – Zones 1-2-4), (Central/Southeast – Zones 3-5-10-12-13), and (West – Zones 6-7-8-9-11-14) compete for the Zone Group Championship.
Formats vary from year to year, but each Zone Group hosts a race at a track in its geographic area and sets the weather conditions. Drivers from all Main League classes participate. All enjoy the camaraderie of practices and competing alongside their zone mates as they work to accumulate the most points for their Zone Group.