The Brickyard 400 is one of those NASCAR races that has existed for longer than most of the fans currently racing it. It’s the third of five full-length events on the NASCAR iRacing Series calendar, and this week it’s running at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway — 400 miles, 160 laps, Next Gen machinery in both fixed and open setup.
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CARS COMPETING: NASCAR Cup Series Gen 7 “Next Gen”
- Next Gen NASCAR Cup Series Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
- Next Gen NASCAR Cup Series Ford Mustang
- Next Gen NASCAR Cup Series Toyota Camry
TIMES TO RACE | JULY 22nd TO JULY 27TH:
FIXED SETUP RACES:
- Wednesday 21:00 GMT (Wednesday 5 PM ET)
- Friday 1:00 GMT (Thursday 9 PM ET)
- Saturday 10:00 GMT (Saturday 6 AM ET)
- Saturday 16:00 GMT (Saturday 12 PM ET)
- Monday 1:00 GMT (Sunday 9 PM ET)
OPEN SETUP RACES
- Thursday 1:00 GMT (Wednesday 9 PM ET)
- Thursday 19:00 GMT (Thursday 3 PM ET)
- Saturday 1:00 GMT (Friday 9 PM ET)
- Sunday 14:00 GMT (Sunday 10 AM ET)
BROADCAST DETAILS
There will be a broadcast of the Top Split broadcast for the third Open Setup time slot, the Saturday 01:00 GMT, or Friday 9 PM ET event. RACESPOT will be handling the call of the action. The show will be available at iRacing.com/live.
ABOUT THE iRACING BRICKYARD 400
The iRacing Brickyard 400 is the third of five full-length races placed on the NASCAR iRacing Series calendar. The NASCAR iRacing Series runs from February through November. This race is run not in its own official series, but in the NASCAR iRacing Series, during those normal NiS times.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway has played host to the Brickyard 400 in the NASCAR Cup series since 1994. Running the current NASCAR Cup Series cars at the current day edition of the Brickyard, available in both fixed setup and open setup variety. The race will be scheduled in the sim for July 26th at 1:00 pm with dynamic weather enabled.
This event is open to iRacing members that have an Oval license at Class C or higher, or at Class D with a 4.0 Safety Rating. Splits will be determined by iRating. Splits can have up to 37 drivers, and a disqualification limit has been set at 25 incident points, or 25X, with a penalty to be served at 17X as per normal.
See you on the track!
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