Round 6
Races 15-17
VRR Tour of Monza
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Ten years after VRR's very first competition, it returns with a fierce roar. Sportscar racing on Saturday afternoons, featuring a greatest hits of 8 events.
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Round 6 of 8 of the Marathon GT World Tour from the Autodromo di Monza in Italy.
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Round 7 of 8 of the Marathon GT World Tour from the fearsome Bathurst race course in New South Wales, Australia.
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Round 8 of 8 of the Marathon GT World Tour, from the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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After round 5 of 8.
Team | Stepping Stone Motorsports
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | Romania
Team | Winstel Machinists Union
Car | Ford Mustang GT3
Nation | United States of America
Team | Razgriz Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Privateer
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Team 78
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Tan_B X Threat Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United Kingdom
Team | Taylor Mills Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Dogbox Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | Brazil
Team | Unforgiven Motorsports
Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Nation | United States of America
Team | Ascent Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Dogbox Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Valfreyja Motorsport
Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Nation | Czechia
Team | Samantha Tan Racing Esports
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | Mexico
Team | Valfreyja Motorsport
Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Nation | United Kingdom
Team | Nicholas Pressey eMotorsports
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Prestige Worldwide
Car | Chevrolet Camaero ZL1
Nation | United States of America
Team | Prestige Worldwide
Car | Chevrolet Camaero ZL1
Nation | United States of America
Team | Stepping Stone Motorsports
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Privateer
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Prestige Worldwide
Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Nation | United States of America
Team | Lead Paw Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | Australia
Team | Ascent Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Stepping Stone Motorsports
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Privateer
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | Canada
Team | Ascent Racing
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Privateer
Car | Ford Mustang GT
Nation | United States of America
Team | Privateer
Car | Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Nation | United Kingdom
After round 2 of 8.
Race Wins | 13
Pole Positions | 4
Race Wins | 1
Pole Positions | 1
Updated as of 18 April 2025
Regulations subject to change as deemed necessary by series administration.
The aim of the revival was to create an intense, but fun racing atmosphere without carving hours every weekend to make things happen. Event lobbies are aimed to be completed in two hours or less.
Practice normally lasts around 40 minutes, with qualifying being allotted 10 minutes. The sprint races follows, scheduled to 15 minutes each. A 10-minute intermission is scheduled between races 2 and 3 to allow drivers a chance to reset before the final race of the event.
The top 6 finishers from the feature race are inverted to compose the sprint race grid.
To keep things simple, the series is launching as a fixed setup series. Changes such as the topic of setup restrictions will be voted on between seasons to make sure the field has a voice in future seasons.
For season 1, no drop rounds will be available, but will be evaluated for future seasons.
VRR uses a standard points system across all of its competitions. Points are awarded in a 15-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 with a bonus point being available for pole position in race 1, and fastest lap for each race.
As part of VRR's revival year, all of its competitions scheduled during 2025 will permit 1 fast repair per race for all drivers. After 2025, the allowance will be left to a competitor vote.
Yes, all VRR road course events will always use standing starts on road courses when acceptable. Eliminating formation lap crashes was an important factor when developing regulations for the revival calendar.
Exceptions to this rule are normally in regards to tracks like Daytona and other rovals with banked start/finish lines.
Yes, a drive through penalty will be assessed to drivers that reach 16, and 24 incident points, with drivers disqualified after reaching 30 incident points.
Fuel will be set to roughly 50%, give or take based on iRacing's recommended Balance of Performance updates.
Competitors will be given 2 sets of tires per race, allowing for a tire change if needed during any of the races in the season. Pit stops, however, are not enforced or required.
The biggest race of the ABN Open Wheel World Championship season is rapidly approaching at the end of this month! Sign ups remain open for the Brickyard classic!
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