The IRacing Pro Series
The iRacing Pro SeriesandiRacing Drivers World Championships
ContentsIntroduction: .2Professional Licensing: .3Pro License .3World Championship Pro License .3iRacing.com Pro Series .4Eligibility for iPS.4General Qualifying Criteria for iPS .4iRacing Pro Series .4iRacing Drivers World Championships .5Eligibility for iDWC .5General Qualifying Criteria for iDWC .5iRacing Drivers World Championships .5Other .6Format .6Clubs .6Prizes .7Page 1
Introduction:iRacing.com is excited to announce its Premier Racing Series, the iRacing Pro Series (iPS) and theiRacing Drivers World Championships (iDWC) for 2009 and 2010, respectively. With separatecontests for the categories (Oval and Road), the iPS and iDWC include four different series andcomprise the two highest levels of iRacing competition. As opposed to the World Cup of iRacing, whichfocuses on team-style competition among iRacing’s geographically based clubs; both the iPS and iDWCare about individual racing competition and accomplishment. Each of these four series is limited tomembers who have progressed through the FIRST Competition License Program and earned a Pro-levellicense in one or both categories. And, unlike standard FIRST-sanctioned series, the iPS and iDWC serieseach follow a 39-week annual schedule.At the top of FIRST-sanctioned competition is the iRacing Drivers World Championships, whichconsists of two series, the iRacing Drivers World Championship for Ovals (iDWCO) and the iRacingDrivers World Championship for Road Racing (iDWCRR). These are iRacing’s premier individualchampionship series. The winners of these two series are, by definition, the best on-line racers in theworld for that year!The steppingstone to the iDWC is the iRacing Pro Series, which also consists of two series, the iRacingPro Series for Ovals (iPSO) and the iRacing Pro Series for Road Racing (iPSRR). These series are opento a broader spectrum of Pro-level license holders and serve as qualifying series for the iRacing DriversWorld Championships.*Note: This document assumes a basic understanding of iRacing competition, as sanctioned by FIRST,including the competition licensing program and Safety Rating system, the iRating skill measure anddivisions. For more information on these topics, please refer to the FIRST Official Sporting Code(available on the iRacing members’ Web site). These guidelines are subject to change at iRacing’s solediscretion. Any changes to the guidelines will be announced within the iRacing service.Page 2
Professional Licensing:Pro LicenseAs the second-highest license level in the FIRST Competition Licensing Program, category-specific ProLicenses are awarded to the top 250 drivers in the iRacing Service based on a 70/30 weighting of skill(iRating) and safe driving (Safety Rating). Pro License promotions occur annually, before the start ofeach iPS season. Once a member earns a Pro License in a particular category, he or she shall retain thatlicense for the entire 39-week season. At the end of the season, the license expires. If the member isagain among the top 250 drivers in the category, he or she will earn a new Pro License for the comingseason. A Pro License holder may also hold a World Championship Pro License as described below. Forthe inaugural iPS, all members with a Class-C license and above will be included in the rankings for ProLicense promotion, with the top 250 earning their Pro License. Thereafter, only Class-A license holderswill be eligible for Pro License promotion.World Championship Pro LicenseAs the highest license level within the FIRST Competition Licensing Program, category-specific WorldChampionship Pro Licenses are awarded to the top 50 Pro License holders. Once a member earns aWorld Championship Pro License, he or she shall retain that license for the entire 39-week season. Atthe end of the season, the license expires. If the member is again among the top 50 drivers in thecategory, he or she will earn a new World Championship Pro License for the coming season. For theinaugural year, category-specific World Championship Pro Licenses will be awarded to the top 50drivers based on the previous year’s two iPS series. After the completion of the first annual iDWC,category-specific World Championship Pro Licenses will be awarded to the top 30 drivers from each ofthe previous year’s two iDWC series and the top 20 drivers from each of the previous year’s two iPSseries. A World Championship Pro License holder must, by definition be a Pro License holder, and sowill be eligible to race in the concurrent iPS series in that same category or categories.Page 3
iRacing.com Pro SeriesEligibility for iPSDrivers must have a Pro Class Competition License in the appropriate category (oval or road).General Qualifying Criteria for iPSA. Top 250 drivers in the iRacing service in each category, based on a 70/30 weighting of skill (iRating)and safety record (Safety Rating).B. Promotions to Pro License will include Class-C license holders and above for the inaugural year of theiPS; thereafter, it will be restricted to Class-A license holders only.iRacing Pro SeriesThe Inaugural iRacing Pro Series – including both the iRacing Pro Series for Oval (iPSO) and iRacing ProSeries for Road Racing (iPSRR) – begins on August 2, 2009 and ends 25 weeks later on January 23, 2010.Thereafter, the iPS racing season will consist of 39 weeks from May through January.The iPS will host a minimum three races every week for each category. Oval races will run Wednesdaysat 8:30 PM, Fridays at 8:00 AM and Saturdays at 9:00 PM. Road races will run Mondays at 8:30 PM,Thursdays at 8:00 AM and Saturdays at 7:00 PM. (This schedule is subject to change.)iPS series points will be calculated in the same way as Standard FIRST-sanctioned series, with eachdriver earning the average of his or her points scored in series-specific races for each week. Unlike theshorter 12-week Standard series, however, the 39-week iPS series will include eight drop weeks. iPSraces will not include “resets.” Points scored in iPS competition will not be included in the calculationof iRacing club points.Qualifying for iPS series will function in the same way as Standard FIRST-sanctioned series, withmultiple qualifying sessions available throughout each week. Race fields will typically be limited to 32cars but may vary based on track. iPS series events will typically be 60 minutes in duration but couldvary depending on racing facility and vehicle.iPS series races will be selectively broadcast during the course of the year starting in 2010.Page 4
iRacing Drivers World ChampionshipsEligibility for iDWCDrivers must have a Pro Class Competition License in the appropriate category (oval or road).General Qualifying Criteria for iDWCiRacing will seed the inaugural iDWC series by inviting the 50 top point-scoring drivers from theinaugural iPS series.Top 30 point-scoring drivers in each iDWC series are retained for the next season or yearTop 20 point-scoring drivers from each category-specific iRacing Pro Series – who are not also amongthe top 30 points-scoring drivers in the corresponding category-specific iDWC series – receiveinvitations to compete in iDWC series for the next season or yearBottom 20 point-scoring drivers in each iDWC series are eliminated and must re-qualify for the comingseason. (Note: iDWC drivers may also drive in the partially overlapping iPS series during the sameyear, which provides a “second chance” to qualify for the next year’s iDWC, even if they score in thebottom 20 of the current season’s iDWC.)iRacing Drivers World ChampionshipsThe inaugural iRacing Drivers World Championships – including both the iRacing Drivers WorldChampionship for Ovals (iDWCO) and iRacing Drivers World Championship for Road Racing (iDWCRR) –begins in February 2010 with the top 50 drivers from each of the two category-specific 2009 iRacingPro Series being invited to compete.The 39-week iDWC schedule will include 18 races for each of the two series, with iDWCO and iDWCRRrunning on alternating weeks. The first iDWCO event will be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2010, andthe first iDWCRR event will be held on Tuesday, February 16, 2010. All events are expected to bebroadcast livePage 5
iDWC events will typically be 60 minutes in duration but could vary depending on racing venue andvehicle. Races will typically feature 32-car fields (though again this may vary depending on venue).Each week, the top 24 drivers, based on current points standings for that series, are guaranteed a placein the field (otherwise known as a provisional starting position). Drivers outside the top 24 must qualifyfor the remaining eight starting slots. The starting grid will be set by qualifying times. Any driverreceiving a provisional starting position who does not post a qualifying time will start from the rear ofthe field based on iRating. Qualifying will be limited to a single session of 30 - 40 minutes each weekPoints will be scored based on the same system as all Standard FIRST-sanctioned series (withoutaveraging). There will be no “drop weeks” in the iDWC, and reflecting the level of competition, iDWCraces will not include “resets.” Points scored in iDWC competition will not be included in thecalculation of iRacing club points. iDWC races will include a “live” iRacing marshal at each race.OtherFormatBoth the iDWC and iPS will only include Race championships, no Time Trial competition.ClubsClubs are not a factorPage 6
PrizesThere will be championship, second and third-place awards for all four series (iPSO, iPSRR, iDWCO andiDWCRR), and Rookie of the Year awards will be added in the second season of each series. Includedwith the trophies, each award winner will receive iRacing credit and an iRacing Championship jacket.iDWC (Road and Oval) winners: Trophy, Jacket, 100 iRacing credit and additional cash and/orprizes valued at 10,000 U.S. dollars.iDWC (Road and Oval) second place: Trophy, Jacket, 75 iRacing credit and additional cashand/or prizes valued at 3,000 U.S. dollarsiDWC (Road and Oval) third place: Trophy, Jacket, 50 iRacing credit and additional cash and/orprizes valued at 1,000 U.S. dollarsiPS (Road and Oval) winners: Trophy, Jacket, 100 iRacing creditiPS (Road and Oval) second place: Trophy, Jacket, 75 iRacing creditiPS (Road and Oval) third Place: Trophy, Jacket, 50 iRacing creditiDWC (Road and Oval) rookie of the year: Trophy, Jacket, 50 iRacing creditiPS (Road and Oval) rookie of the year: Trophy, Jacket, 50 iRacing creditPage 7
The steppingstone to the iDWC is the iRacing Pro Series, which also consists of two series, the iRacing Pro Series for Ovals (iPSO) and the iRacing Pro Series for Road Racing (iPSRR). These series are open to a broader spectrum of Pro-level license holders and serve as qualifying series for the iRacing Drivers World Championships.
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