Series 9 Broadcasts
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We want to thank Pirelli for their primary sponsorship of Series 9.
We would like to welcome our newest sponsor, 6 Sigma Sim Racing.
Event 1 – Road Atlanta
Race Result Entry Class Challenge Class Sport Class Club Class
PCA Sim Racing’s longest-running events are the “Series” races. Starting with a modest grid size, the Series is held in the first quarter and fourth quarter of each year. It has been the best attended of all PCA Sim Racing activities and has grown to 5 classes, with around 250 participants expected for Series 9.
By Doug Atkinson, Lone Star Region PCA
Series 8 followed the schedule for the first 8 races in the iRacing Porsche Cup Series. Series 8 used the same car as used in the iRacing series and the same starting procedure.
Congratulations to our winning class podiums in Series 8!
| PCA Challenge | PCA Sport | PCA Club | PCA Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mark LaCombe Pacific Northwest Region 1st Place |
Jake Geiger Pacific Northwest Region 1st Place |
Garrett Taylor Kansas City Region 1st Place |
Chris Paiz Lone Star Region 1st Place |
| Chad Dick Connecticut Valley Region 2nd Place |
Chris Cook Intermountain Region 2nd Place |
Mike Patterson Longhorn Region 2nd Place |
By Doug Atkinson, Lone Star Region PCA
The PCA Sim Racing Steering Committee (SC) is happy to announce the Series 7 final results.
Series 7 – Championship Points
Series 7 – Herr Reinigen Points
1st Place
Trip Starkey
Rocky Mountain Region
2nd Place
Kris Pippin
Kansas City Region
3rd Place
David Krutzler
Suncoast Florida Region
1st Place
Mark O. Harris
Connecticut Valley Region
2nd Place
Ben Leung
Upper Canada Region
3rd Place
Thomas Doherty
Central Indiana Region
1st Place
Nikki Chan
Upper Canada Region
2nd Place
Glynn Dennis
Potomac Region
3rd Place
Robert Lacroix
Rennsport Region
1st Place
Leif Peterson
Maverick
By Doug Atkinson, Lone Star Region PCA
Series 6 ran in April & May 2021 with PCA Challenge and PCA Sport classes running the RUF Track car, and PCA Club and PCA Pro running the Porsche GT3 Cup car. The eight-week series ran on Wednesday nights, a first for PCA Sim Racing. Every previous series had been run on Friday evenings. It was the second-largest attended PCA Sim Racing Series to date.
Congratulations to all class podiums and to everyone who attended Series 6!
Championship Results
“Herr Reinigen” Award
1st Place –
By Matthew Mitchell, Peachstate Region PCA
The finale of the Porsche Club of America’s Series 5 took place at the Daytona Road Course through iRacing. Our event started off with an interview hosted by our Podium eSports announcer James Pike with Justin Moreno, the Vice President of Marketing at Hagerty. Justin told us about his involvement with PCA Sim Racing and how it benefited him personally with his real-life driving events. He also explained about Team Hagerty and the passion they have for elevating and promoting driving events amongst enthusiasts.
By Matthew Mitchell, Peachstate Region PCA
PCA Club’s Rafael Amorim
Through 8 of 8 events
PCA Challenge Championship
PCA Sport Championship
PCA Club Championship
PCA Pro Championship
Zone Challenge Championship
Zone Challenge Top Scores by Zone and Class
We are pleased to have Driver Class Sponsorship for each race from:
• PCA Pro Class races are sponsored by Porsche
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by Matthew Mitchell, Peachstate Region PCA
The second to last round of PCA Sim Racing Series 5 took place at Suzuka in Japan through iRacing. We started the evening with an interview from our PCA Sim Racing Social Media Manager Matthew Mitchell interviewing Paschalis Gkergkis with Virtual Racing School. Gkergkis highlighted what VRS is doing for the PCA Sim Racing group and how he has been helping our Sim Racers get the most out of the GT4 in this series. Please visit virtualracingschool.com for more information about their software
