A redesigned website. A complete results archive. More ways than ever to explore the history of the iRacing Champions League.
The new iRacingChampions.com is now live, featuring a rebuilt ICL Results Hub that turns years of official race results into an in-depth, searchable statistics database.
For the first time, drivers can explore the story of ICL from day one—all in one place.
Every ICL Event, Going Back to the Beginning
The official archive begins with ICL’s earliest recorded events in March 2020 and brings every published result together in one central location.
As of September 25, 2026, the database includes:
- 1,337 completed races
- 210 seasons
- 160 different series
- 20,051 individual starts
- 5,510 drivers
- More than 40 car divisions
From ICL’s earliest events to weekly championships, regional series, national tours, King of the Track competitions and major special events, drivers can now follow the league’s history without searching through old posts or scattered result sheets.
The Events page also highlights the latest uploaded results, giving visitors a quick way to find the newest races before diving into the full archive.
Search for a series, season or track, filter the archive by car division, and sort series by their latest race, name or total number of races. Select any series to see every available season, then open a season to explore its races and championship standings.
Find Your Own ICL Career
Every driver in the database has an individual career page.
Search for your name in the All-Time Driver Stats section to see your complete ICL record, including:
- Career starts
- Wins
- Win percentage
- Top-three finishes
- Top-five finishes
- Top-10 finishes
- Average starting position
- Average finishing position
- Best finish
- Poles
- Laps completed
- Laps led
Each driver page also includes a race-by-race history showing the date, track, series, season, round, starting position, finishing position, laps completed and laps led.
Whether you have made one ICL start or hundreds, you can now revisit where you raced, how you finished and how your career has developed over time.
Build Your Own All-Time Leaderboards
The new database is not limited to one fixed list of statistics.
Drivers can sort the all-time table by nearly every available category, making it easy to find the leaders in starts, victories, win percentage, podiums, top-five and top-10 finishes, poles, laps completed or laps led.
Want to know who has the most wins in a particular division? Select the division and sort by wins.
Want to compare drivers from one series? Choose that series and create an instant leaderboard.
Want to study a particular period in ICL history? Use the date filters to narrow the database to any range you choose.
The filters can be combined, allowing visitors to go much deeper than the standard all-time totals. Search one division during a specific period, isolate a single championship or compare the drivers who competed during a particular era.
Race Results With More Detail
Individual event pages provide far more than a simple finishing order.
Depending on the information available for a race, results can include:
- Starting and finishing positions
- Fastest laps
- Laps completed
- Laps led
- Race points
- Finishing status
Every race is connected to its series, season and driver profiles, making it easy to move from one result into the larger championship picture.
See an interesting name in an old finishing order? Open that driver’s profile and follow their ICL career. Find a memorable season? Open its standings and revisit the points battle race by race.
Follow Championship Points in One Place
The new Results Hub also makes it easier to follow complete seasons.
Where verified point totals are available, season pages show each driver’s position, total points, gap to the leader, Fast Qualifier awards, starts, wins and top-five finishes.
Race results and championship standings are presented together, so drivers can see not only who won each event, but how every finish affected the larger points battle.
It creates a clearer record of the consistency, victories and turning points that decided ICL championships.
Discover the Stories Behind the Numbers
The database offers countless opportunities to uncover your own ICL statistics and stories.
Who has made the most starts? Who has collected the most victories? Which driver has led the most laps? Who produced the strongest record in one particular car? Which season featured the closest championship battle?
Those answers no longer have to remain buried in old results. The new website gives everyone the tools to find them.
Visit the ICL Results Hub, search for your name and start exploring.
And while you are there, look closely.
You may notice a new driver measurement appearing in race results, season standings and individual profiles. It is currently being tested as a beta feature designed to offer another way of describing a driver’s performance within ICL competition.
Stay tuned—more information about this new beta feature is coming soon.
Tell Us What You Think
Have feedback about the redesigned website or the new statistics database? ICL would like to hear from you. Visit the Contact page or email iRacingChamps@gmail.com with your comments, suggestions or anything you would like to see added in the future.
