Registration is now open for the Alpine Sim Racing Series 2026 in RaceRoom Racing Experience, with the first round scheduled for October 29 at Nogaro. The championship features two categories, the Alpine A110 Cup and Alpine A110 GT4+, allowing drivers of different skill levels to compete. The GT4 champion will earn a real-world test drive in an Alpine A110 GT4, while RaceRoom has introduced a dedicated €14.99 content pack for the competition.
Alpine Sim Racing and RaceRoom confirmed the opening of registrations on October 27, following the championship’s announcement during SimRacing Expo Frankfurt. The competition marks Alpine’s move from Assetto Corsa Competizione to RaceRoom, with a five-round season running from October through December 2026.
Drivers can register directly through RaceRoom by opening the Multiplayer menu, selecting Championships and choosing their preferred Alpine series. The competition uses RaceRoom’s ranked multiplayer system to organize participants according to their rating and reputation, allowing competitors with different experience levels to participate.
Alpine A110 Cup and GT4 Championship Formats
The Alpine Sim Racing Series features two separate championships. The supporting category uses the Alpine A110 Cup, a lightweight racing car available free of charge in RaceRoom. Races last 20 minutes, making the category a more accessible entry point for drivers interested in competitive esports racing.
The main championship uses the Alpine A110 GT4+, a more powerful racing car available as paid content. These races last 40 minutes and include a mandatory pit stop, introducing additional strategy and tyre management considerations.
The top three finishers in the A110 Cup championship are expected to receive wildcard entries into next year’s GT4 competition, providing a progression route for successful drivers. Meanwhile, the overall GT4 champion will receive the opportunity to drive a real Alpine A110 GT4 racing car, although the complete conditions of the prize have not yet been published.
‼️ The @trak_racer Alpine Sim Racing Series registrations open later today ‼️ https://t.co/7Lyb8wlBrM
— Alpine Sim Racing (@AlpineSimRacing) October 27, 2026
The first round takes place at Circuit Paul Armagnac in Nogaro on October 29. The announced championship calendar then visits Spa-Francorchamps on November 12, Zandvoort on November 26 and Paul Ricard on December 10, before concluding at the Nürburgring Nordschleife on December 17.
RaceRoom Introduces €14.99 Alpine Championship Pack
Alongside the registration opening, RaceRoom has introduced the Alpine Sim Racing Pack 2026, designed to provide the content required for the championship. The package is currently listed at €14.99 and includes one car, 10 liveries and five circuits with a total of 19 layouts.
The package provides an alternative to purchasing the required content individually. RaceRoom lists it as a discounted bundle, although the final price may depend on the player’s existing content and applicable store conditions.
The Alpine A110 Cup itself remains free, but drivers should check circuit ownership requirements before entering championship races. RaceRoom also offers separate Alpine A110 Cup and Alpine GT4 leaderboard competitions at Nogaro, although these time trials should not be confused with registration for the main championship.
To enter the Alpine Sim Racing Series, players should launch RaceRoom on PC and navigate to Multiplayer > Championships, where the Alpine A110 Cup and GT4 competitions can be selected. With the opening round scheduled for October 29, interested drivers should review the available race sessions and participation requirements before registering.
More information about the competition is available through Alpine Sim Racing’s official announcement and the official RaceRoom championship pack. We also covered the original announcement in our Alpine Sim Racing Series 2026 article.
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