team racing

2023 Team Racing Series

Area Racing Manager – Bob Rose, Shenandoah Region

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Updates

February 14 – 2023 TRS Rules Update V1.2. (Section 2.7.1 Added)
January 24 – Decal pack 1.1 is now available (Thanks, Enrico!)
January 16 – Templates are now available for all 4 classes

Results

Race 2 – Bathurst 3 Hour
Race Results
Series Results
Race LPP
Series LPP
Bathurst Race 2 replay (zipped rpy)
Live Stream

Race 1 – Daytona 6 Hour
Race Results
Series Results
Race LPP
Series LPP
Daytona Race 1 replay (zipped rpy)
Live Stream

Schedule

January 29th
Daytona (Road Course)

February 19th
Mt. Panorama

April 16th
Nürburgring Gesamstrecke

February 22nd, 2023|Categories: team racing|

Area Racing Manager – Bob Rose, Shenandoah Region

Introduction

Sebring. Le Mans. Daytona. Nürburgring. Classic motorsports tracks where Porsche has had a long successful history. PCA Sim Racing continues to bring the excitement, strategy, and tactics of endurance racing to the 2023 Team Racing Series.

The 2023 Team Racing Championship features events of 3, 4, and 6 hours. The Championship series will take place on 6 iconic endurance racing venues spanning 4 continents.

Team Racing will also return to 2 of the world’s most famous tracks for our 2023 fundraising events. These two benefit events for

December 22nd, 2022|Categories: team racing|Tags: endurance, RSR, TeamRacing Series|

Shum’s Classic Le Mans Race Livery

By Doug Seefus, Carolinas Region PCA

Only just eclipsed by the marque’s first-ever victory at Le Mans, a sensation of the 1970 24-hour race was Martini Racing’s psychedelic long-tail Porsche 917. So popular was the purple/green/white car that other race organizers said: “Please bring us the hippie car…”

This is what came to my mind after speaking to Carolinas Region PCA member and pioneer in sim racing, Jonathan Shum. I spoke to Jonathan about his experience in PCA

August 7th, 2022|Categories: team racing|Tags: Carolinas Region PCA, Doug Seefus, Jacob Shum, Jon Shum, le mans, operation motorsport, Team Shum|

John Hindhaugh to call the start once again!

Famed motorsports broadcaster John Hindhaugh will announce the start of the 2022 Operation Motorsport 6 Hours of Le Mans on Sunday, August 14th. The charity event is co-hosted by Carolinas Region PCA and PCA Sim Racing to benefit the veteran’s organization.

The event will be broadcast live starting at 1 PM Eastern time on YouTube and on Twitch.

John Hindhaugh

John Hindhaugh (b.1962) is a sports commentator and broadcaster from Sunderland, England. He resides in

July 31st, 2022|Categories: team racing|

2021 Team Racing Series

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Championship Final Standings

Group A
Group B
Group C

Series Schedule & Results

Race 1 – Daytona Road Course
January 15, 2021
Overall Results (iRacing login required)
Group A Results
Group B Results
Group C Results

Broadcast

Race 2 – Sebring
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Overall Results (iRacing login required)
Group A Results
Group B Results
Group C Results

Broadcast

Race 3 – Le Mans
Sunday, May 30, 2021

Overall Results (iRacing login required)
Group A Results
Group B Results

December 22nd, 2021|Categories: team racing|Tags: iRacing, Porsche RSR, Team Racing|

Season’s Greeting from The Green Hell

General Information

The race is just for fun. No points. No blood. Just bragging rights and some laughs. Everyone’s holiday schedule kicks in soon but hopefully, enough of you, the 55 respondees, can steal away some time for this special event.

Date: Sunday, December 5th
Schedule:

Practice: There will be a 1-hour open practice session prior to qualifying.
Qualifying starts at 12:10 PM Eastern / 9:10 AM Pacific
Warm-up: There will be a 10-minute warm-up (bio break) after qualifying.
Race: 3 hours.

Teams: 2 classes. Class A includes a PCA Pro (or more), Class B doesn’t include a PCA Pro driver.
Cars: Pick either the

November 15th, 2021|Categories: team racing|