The iRacing Champions League is bringing back one of our most unique winter-style showcases with Tulsa Nationals: Season 3. This series is built for drivers who love variety, quick adaptation, and the challenge of scoring points across multiple disciplines—because every event asks something different from you.

Season 3 features 5 races across 5 different divisions: four Tulsa Shootout races (Micros) plus one Chili Bowl race (Midget). It’s a true “complete driver” format—show up ready to race, no matter the car, and stack points every time you grid up.

Payouts

This season includes a $75 total purse paid out to the Top 5 drivers in overall points across 5 events:

  • 1st: $25

  • 2nd: $20

  • 3rd: $15

  • 4th: $10

  • 5th: $5

Important: You must be an ICL VIP member to be eligible for payouts.

A look back at recent seasons

Season 2 (5 races) was a perfect example of how this format rewards consistency. Aidan Strawberry topped the standings with 47 points across all 5 races and a 5-for-5 Top 10 run. Right behind, JT Ferry delivered the headline performances with 3 wins, finishing 2nd in points with 42—a strong reminder that wins are huge, but stacking points across every event can be the difference in the final order. The Season 2 Top 10 also featured strong campaigns from James Roselli (3rd), Seth Gregory (4th), Connor Mirabelli (5th), and a hard charge into the Top 10 from Dominic J Schmidt (6th).

Going back to Season 1, the championship fight came down to a razor-thin margin. Craig Silby finished on top with 21 points, narrowly edging Sean Brown2 with 20, while Rico Robles (3rd) and Maison Coffey (4th) stayed in the mix as the season developed. That tight points battle is exactly what Tulsa Nationals is built to produce—drivers from different events and different divisions all converging into one overall championship.

When does it start?

Tulsa Nationals Season 3 is set to begin once the 410 Winged Sprint Port Royal Speedway Championship is complete. After that final checkered flag falls, it’s time to shift gears into the Micros and Midgets spotlight.

No set schedule — stay ready

Tulsa Nationals does not use a fixed schedule. Race-day details will be posted as events are announced, so the best way to stay informed is to be in the Discord and watch for the updates. When it’s time to race, you’ll have the info—then it’s up to you to show up and execute.