A new iRacing Time Attack series with a unique twist has begun, pitting the Northern European nations of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands and the United Kingdom against each other (apologies to our Belgian and Danish readers).
The Northern European Esports Masters (NEEM) series’ six rounds are broken down into a two-stage format, with an opening Time Attack hotlapping competition giving way to a ‘Clash of Nations’ race open to each nation’s fastest qualifiers. Everyone who participates – entries are open to anyone from the qualifying nations – can potentially contribute to their country’s points total.
Based on Time Attack positions, racers are divided into five separate splits (depending on numbers) where they will race to benefit their country’s points tally.
NEEM is organised by the Dutch national motorsport governing body – the KNAC National Autosport Federation – and receives official backing from the FIA. However, those wishing to take part must sign up for a free NEEM account.
Participants can run as many laps as they like, with any of iRacing’s roster of GT4 cars available to choose from.
Motorsport UK membership for British NEEM participants
UK-based players wishing to take part will first need to register for a Motorsport UK Esports Membership priced at £24.99 per year, with Norwegians also requiring Norges Bilsportforbund membership to participate in the Clash of Nations races. All other nationalities can participate without extra memberships or costs.
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