iRacing endurance events
We compete in iRacing’s premier endurance calendar. Rolex 24 at Daytona. 12 Hours of Sebring. 24 Hours of Le Mans. These are not quick races. They demand strategy, consistency, and a team that trusts each other.
Race under the banner.
We field a competitive iRacing team for the sport’s most demanding events, and our drivers do not show up simply to participate.
What the programme asks
Endurance racing rewards preparation over raw speed. This is what that means in practice.
- Series
- iRacing endurance: Daytona, Sebring, Le Mans.
- Preparation
- Weeks per event. Track learning and setup work.
- Format
- Team-based. Shared stints, communal strategy.
- Joining
- Apply below, or earn an invite on the floor.
What we do
Endurance racing demands everything.
Short sprints are fun. Endurance racing is different. It rewards preparation, discipline and teamwork over raw speed.
Weeks of preparation
Every event starts with weeks of practice. Track learning, setup refinement, and coordinating with teammates so that when race day arrives, everyone on the team is ready to execute.
Team-based racing
Endurance racing is a team sport. Stints are shared, strategy is communal, and a strong result depends on every driver holding up their end. We compete as Grid Lounge, not as individuals.
Who we are looking for
Spots are limited. Standards are not.
We do not take applications from people looking to try sim racing. We are looking for drivers who already know iRacing, have put in the laps, and understand what it means to commit to a race program.
- Active iRacing license
- You are already competing on iRacing, not just getting started.
- Race craft over raw pace
- Clean, consistent driving under pressure is what wins endurance events.
- Commitment to prep
- You understand that race week is the end of the process, not the beginning.
- Team-first mindset
- Endurance racing is never about one driver. We need people who get that.
Hours, not minutes.
A sprint rewards one good lap. An endurance race asks for a hundred of them in a row, at night, on worn tyres, with the car a little looser than it was at the start.
That is why the preparation matters more than the pace. By the time a stint begins, the setup work is done and the only question left is whether you can keep repeating yourself.
Apply to join
Think you have got what it takes?
Fill out the form and we will be in touch. We review applications on a rolling basis as spots become available.
Not ready for a race program?
Championships run on the floor year-round, and every one of them is open to all skill levels.