NASCAR Euro Series cars will be made available in iRacing, becoming the first international NASCAR championship car added to the game.
NASCAR Euro Series made history as the first international NASCAR-sanctioned series to be announced as part of iRacing’s rich car roster.
The announcement was made on 26 June 2025 through its official press release. EuroNASCAR touted the announcement as a “significant step forward” as its addition to iRacing will open more avenues for fans to learn and know more about the series.
“The NASCAR Euro Series is proud to announce a new partnership with iRacing, the world’s leading motorsport simulation platform,” EuroNASCAR announced.
“This agreement marks a significant step forward in bringing the “Pure Racing” spirit of the official European NASCAR championship to simracers, gamers, and professional drivers around the globe.”
“As part of the collaboration, iRacing will become an official partner of the championships. The NASCAR Euro Series cars will soon be available on iRacing, allowing users to experience firsthand the raw, mechanical feel and great balance of the EuroNASCAR V8 machine.”
“With no electronic assistance, a roaring engine, and a European style light and dynamic chassis, the EuroNASCAR car is the best combination of American and European racing cultures.”
“It is surely one of the most fun to drive on road course circuits, just as it does on real tracks across Europe with hundreds of drivers including some of the best in the world.”
EuroNASCAR revealed that the partnership with iRacing had already been hinted at during the American SpeedFest 12. Cars featured iRacing contingency decals at Brands Hatch – something that was not present in earlier rounds of the season.
iRacing also stated that Garrett Lowe’s full-time participation in the series helped pave the way for further integration between the two parties.
Lowe is the first eNASCAR graduate to compete in the NASCAR Euro Series. The American currently is seventh in the EuroNASCAR PRO standings. It is Lowe’s debut year in EuroNASCAR, where he races for Bremotion in the No. 99 BS+ Competition Camaro.
“The iRacing community has been following the NASCAR Euro Series with great interest as one of our pro eSports drivers in the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series, Garrett Lowe, made the step from sim racer to real world racer this season, debuting in the series at Valencia this past April,” said iRacing’s president Tony Gardner, iRacing president.
“Now all members will be able to experience the series for themselves. Our global membership of 325,000 members is going to love racing the V8 powered cars at some of Europe’s finest tracks on iRacing.”
“We have a long and deep relationship with NASCAR and we are excited to extend our partnership to the NASCAR Euro Series brand of motorsport.”
Details on when the EuroNASCAR cars will be released are yet to be known. EuroNASCAR and iRacing promised that further details “will be announced soon”.
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