IRacing Clubs

iRacing Clubs[]

iRacing Clubs are basically that iracer's geographical location within the world. Currently, there are 38 iRacing Clubs with the majority of them being in the Americas and Europe. Famous iRacing drivers are also from some of these named clubs and when some of them are not competing in any of iRacing's eSport World Championship Series', they also do some club racing to either pass the time between seasons or to even show that they still have a reason to be the top drivers of iRacing.

iRacing Clubs Regions Requirements:[]

Note: The regions are for the top clubs of iRacing. There is a maximum of 11 regions that a top club can obtain. This can change with time as more and more members join the iRacing service. Also, clubs that have only met the 1 Region requirement will not have a region map image. They will gain a region map image as soon as they reach 100 iRacers.

1 Region: Reach 50 iRacers
2 Regions: Reach 100 iRacers
3 Regions: Reach 250 iRacers
4 Regions: Reach 500 iRacers
5 Regions: Reach 1,000 iRacers
6 Regions: Reach 2,500 iRacers
7 Regions: Reach 5,000 iRacers
8 Regions: Reach 10,000 iRacers
9 Regions: Reach 25,000 iRacers
10 Regions: Reach 50,000 iRacers
11 Regions: Reach 100,000 iRacers
12 Regions: Reach 250,000 iRacers

iRacing Club Regions[]

iRacing's clubs are broken down into 3 major regions:

The Americas Region contains iRacing clubs from North America, Latin America, Central America, Caribbean and South America. They contain the most amount of clubs at 24, mostly due to the United States having the most clubs in the sim at 20. Famous drivers like Ray Alfalla, Michael Conti, Ryan Michael Luza, Bobby Zalenski, Mitchell deJong, Chase Briscoe, David Heileman, and Jake Stergios all come from these clubs. These drivers are the oval experts on the sim which makes the Americas Region quite a tough area to race not just on asphalt ovals but on dirt ovals too.

The European Region contains the 2nd most batch of iRacing clubs at 9, mostly on the western side of the continent with some up in the north, too. They contain many famous drivers like Maximilian Benecke, Martin Kronke, Greger Huttu, Paschalis Gkergkis, Antoine Higelin, Marcus Jensen, Jamie Fluke, Sebastian Job, Enzo Bonito, Mack Bakkum and many more. These drivers are quite the road experts on the sim which makes the European Region one of iRacing's dominant areas.

The International Region contains the least amount of iRacing clubs at only 5. They contain the continents of Africa, Oceania, and Asia but still feature many great drivers. Many of those drivers being Joshua K Rogers, Simon Fiegl, Kazuki Oomishima, Jake Moloney, Jarrad Filsell, Tim Ryan, Takahiro Ishikawa, Cameron Dance, and many more. These drivers have skill on road courses and dirt ovals but also have some oval and dirt road skill too.

iRacer Count per Club Region:[]

Americas Region: 518,824 iRacers
European Region: 348,743 iRacers
International Region: 108,237 iRacers

World Cup of iRacing[]

The World Cup of iRacing is iRacing's top tournament racing season for the 38 clubs of iRacing. All clubs are eligible to enter the World Cup of iRacing,

Note: 2009 World Cup of iRacing and 2010 World Cup of iRacing will not be listed here as so far there are no video archives of those 2 world cup years. So, it will start from 2011 onwards until such footage is found. For some world cup years, all the footage that is found so far are the tournament finals. Also, the World Cup of iRacing did not re-appear from 2019 to 2020 due to a hiatus.

iRacing Club Regions By Series Stats:[]

iRacing's Club Regions By Series Stats are broken into 7 Regions: