33 of the world’s best iRacing IndyCar drivers will duke it out for virtual championship glory and a share of a $50,000 prize pool.
Following the return of an official IndyCar licence to the platform and a series of qualifying races across multiple splits, the final grid has been determined ahead of a 10-round sim racing championship.
Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup champions Jordan Caruso and Diogo C. Pinto have both qualified alongside 2021 Dallara iRacing World Champion Peter Berryman.
Real-world competitor Cooper Webster has also made the cut – the Australian finished second in the GB4 Championship last season and won the 2023 F4 Indian Championship.
Venues used in the competition include Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Long Beach, Laguna Seca and the ninth round a fan-selected venue.
From the prize pool, the drivers’ champion will take home $20,000 when the series concludes in November. Each race will be broadcast live on iRacing channels.
2024 INDYCAR ButtKicker iRacing Pro Series entry list
- Diogo C. Pinto
- Michele Costantini
- José I. Soria
- Jordan Caruso
- Gustavo Ariel
- Luke McKeown
- Brandon Traino
- Elliott Vayron
- Ricardo Rico
- Sota Muto
- Peter Berryman
- Robert Maleczka III
- Philip Kraus
- Florian A Lebigre
- Tamas Simon
- Jacob Oster
- Jaden Munoz
- Dan Amor
- Adam Crane
- Xavi Ros
- Joshua Chin
- Sam Kuitert
- Michael Romanidis
- Michael Janney
- Luis Núñez
- David Toth
- Jason Brophy
- Jussi Kataja
- Jeff Drake
- Cooper Webster
- Edoardo Leo
- Kevin Birrell
- Brendan Lichtenberg
2024 INDYCAR ButtKicker iRacing Pro Series calendar
- Indianapolis Road Course – 19th September
- Long Beach – 26th September
- Iowa Speedway – 3rd October
- Barber Motorsports Park – 10th October
- Indianapolis – 17th October
- Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course – 24th October
- World Wide Technology Raceway Oval (Gateway) 21st October
- Weathertech Raceway Laguna Seca 7th November
- Fan-voted, TBC – 14th November
- Nashville Super Speedway Oval – 21st November
