The Le Mans Virtual Cup, the Le Mans Virtual Series support category for rFactor 2 community members, will head to Spa-Francorchamps later today, Friday 4th November 2022.
The grid will line up in identical Ligier LMP3 machines, with the winner of the championship heading to the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual in January 2023.
The entry list for the second round has already been decided, via the in-platform Competition System, and the top split will be broadcast live within the main Le Mans Virtual Series qualifying session.
Team Fordzilla’s Shaun Arnold has made it through as the quickest potential entrant, just ahead of Roland Szucs, and open-round podium finisher Martin Murguly.
To start, a 15-minute qualifying session will determine grid positions. It will then be followed by the live 45-minute race with a rolling start.
Last time out, it was Arnold who swept to victory at Monza, with Zoltán Várkonyi finishing second.
The points standings after three LMVC events will set the grid for a fourth, decisive, round at Le Mans, where our 2022 LMVC winners will be crowned. Last season’s prize-winners, Luca D’Amelio and Christopher Högfeldt teamed up with Juan Pablo and Sebastian Montoya at the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual in the Le Mans Virtual Series (LMVS) Guest Car.
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