The iRacing Champions League is proud to announce the debut of a brand-new championship: the 410 Winged Sprint Car Weekly Series at Port Royal Speedway. For the first time ever, ICL’s 410 Winged Sprint Cars will take on the historic Pennsylvania half-mile, opening a new chapter for the division. When the final checkered flag falls, one driver will stand alone as the Season 1 Port Royal Speedway Track Champion.

This weekly series is built around a simple but demanding challenge. The championship will consist of six races, contested at Port Royal Speedway, all in the 410 Winged Sprint Car division. Every position matters, as the driver who accumulates the most points across the six events will be crowned champion. With no previous ICL 410 Winged Sprint events ever run at Port Royal, every lap turned will be new ground and every performance will help set the benchmark for future seasons.

Racedays for the series will be announced exclusively through the ICL Discord, with guaranteed lead time before servers go live. Events may be held on any day of the week, and qualifying sessions will begin between 7:00 PM and 11:30 PM Eastern Time. Some nights may feature multiple races, and the full series is expected to take up to two months to complete. At this time, ICL cannot commit to a fixed weekly schedule, but this flexible format allows the series to exist and grow while still delivering competitive racing.

Each event will be hosted as a public lobby and is open to all drivers, with up to 60 possible entries. The standard format will include a 20–30 minute practice session, while the remainder of the event structure may vary from race to race. Drivers should be prepared for evolving formats that reward adaptability and consistency over the course of the championship. Additional rules and details can be found in the ICL Discord.

Points will be awarded using ICL’s standard distribution. One point will be awarded for qualifying quick time, while the feature winner earns 12 points, with 11 points for second place and one point fewer for each subsequent position. With only six races on the schedule, every qualifying lap and finishing position will play a major role in determining the final standings.

To cap off the season, cash payouts will be awarded to the top five drivers in the final point standings. The payouts are set at $25 for first, $20 for second, $15 for third, $10 for fourth, and $5 for fifth. Drivers must be registered as Pro drivers to receive payouts, with sign-ups available at iRacingChampions.com. All payouts will be issued via PayPal.

With a legendary venue, a proven sprint car platform, and a fresh championship on the line, the 410 Winged Sprint Car Weekly Series at Port Royal Speedway is set to deliver one of the most unique challenges in ICL competition. The race to become the first-ever Car Track Champion at Port Royal starts soon.