IMSA Esports Global Championship

The second round of the 2025 IMSA Esports Global Championship was dominated by Coanda Esports, with the team securing both GTP and GTD honours.

Team Redline dominated the second half of the race in GTP after the Australian’s collision in The Esses, while Redline’s long-time rivals Coanda Esports breezed past the GTD field with a one-two of their own. 

The IMSA Esports Global Championship is back for 2025, with pre-qualifying set to begin on the 6th of October.

Williams Esports Chillblast drivers Jaden Munoz and Matt J. Farrow claimed a second victory in the 2024/25 IMSA Esports Global Championship at a virtual Sebring, while in GTP Michael Janney and Tristan Iglesias took a breakthrough win for AO Racing by Coanda.

The final round of the 2024/25 IMSA Esports Global Championship using iRacing will see the four-time world champion participate.

Chris Lulham and Diogo C. Pinto returned serve following Round 1 despair, winning the Thrustmaster 240 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The virtual IMSA-sanctioned sim racing competition has returned for a 2024/25 season, and began at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta.

The premier IMSA-sanctioned series on iRacing, with a $25,000 prize pool, will visit a virtual Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta on 24th November.

The IMSA Esports Global Championship returns in iRacing next month with a $25,000 prize pool up for grabs.