After weeks of building up the “for women by women” sim racing esports championship event and flying the competitors to Las Vegas, Saoirse Fitzpatrick from Ireland scored the big win on Saturday (4th March), winning the Screen to Speed by Pennzoil finale live in the infield at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Walking away as the winner over Emily Howe and Athena Leclerc, Saoirse collected $15,000 in cash, a new Next Level Racing simulation rig, and the opportunity to drive a Kelly-Moss Porsche race car in a Speed Vegas test drive alongside Kelly-Moss driver and former W Series competitor Sabré Cook.

15 women were able to qualify through the Time Attack round, utilizing iRacing, locking themselves in to the event due to their pace amongst all other entries. Five more influencers were invited, although only four were able to make it. A total of 19 drivers competed for the chance at winning it all.
Through two heats, the Top 5 finishers in each moved on to the final round. The finale was a 20 lap feature around the 1.07-mile / 1.72-kilometer infield course at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, again on the iRacing platform.
Starting from the pole, Fitzpatrick was able to pull out to an early advantage. Howe kept the pressure on in the closing laps, but Fitzpatrick was able to hang on for the big win.
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