Area Racing Managers
Entry & Challenge Classes – Jeff Williams, Rocky Mountain Region
Sport, Club, & Pro Classes – Rodney Campbell, BC Interior Region
PCA Sim Racing’s longest-running events are the “Series” races. The Series is held in the first quarter and fourth quarters of each year. Starting with a modest grid size and a single class, it has grown to 5 classes, with 240+ participants for each new Series.
By Matthew Mitchell, Peachstate Region PCA
The Porsche Club of America Sim Racing Series 4 proved to be the best series yet. Offering our club members the excitement of racing at home with other members. It allowed fans of our drivers, the PCA, and iRacing to watch live racing at home in the midst of a stay at home order with no other live racing happening. Allowing a way for our club members to stay connected, and have fun.
Series 4 saw the most growth of members ever. The growth was so large in fact, that the race times had to
PCA Sim Racing Series 4 concluded with over 100 member racers participating and the series finale at Road America did not disappoint.
Congratulations to Series 4 championship class winners:
Michael Polasek (Northern New Jersey Region) in Pro Class
Kenny Brown (Peachstate Region) in Club Class
Igor Soykher (Chesapeake Region) in Sportsman Class
Brady McMacken (Oregon Region) in Rookie Class
PCA Sim Racing promises more sim racing action this summer and fall. If you are interested in getting started in the fun and competitive PCA Sim Racing program, click here for more information.
By Christopher Paiz, Lone Star Region PCA
In the coming weeks, Porsche Club of America members will be taking to the virtual race track in iRacing to compete in the first racing season of 2020: Series 4. For the uninitiated, The PCA Sim Racing Series gives PCA members the ability to compete in some of the most exciting Porsche race cars at world-famous race tracks, all from the comfort of their homes.
From the beginning, the goal of the PCA Sim Racing Series was to create a sort of virtual version of PCA club racing. While real-life wheel-to-wheel
By Mike Nyden, Peachstate Region PCA
Those of you who have been involved for all of the prior PCA Sim Racing seasons may remember the “lean” fields and the outreach that we tried to do to increase participation in our PCA hobby.
Times have changed, and if you’re not aware, we’re slightly oversubscribed for the two broadcast servers on Friday night.
“Thank You” from me, the members of the steering committee, and everyone involved from the EC of the PCA to our sponsors and broadcaster, the Regions, and all who’ve worked to make our league an enjoyable experience.
This really is the kind of
