2025 YesterYear IROC Point System
The YesterYear Racing™ IROC Series uses the exact same point system as the 1985 IROC IX Series.
Most Laps Led - 5 Bonus Points
Second Most Laps Led - 3 Bonus Points
Third Most Laps Led - 2 Bonus Points
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FINISHING POSITION POINTS DRIVER LIST COLOR NUMBER LEAGUE
20 Points - 1st Place Geoffrey Souza GREEN #11 Red Light Racing League
17 Points - 2nd Place Joseph Snyder YELLOW #9 Bootleg Racing League
14 Points - 3rd Place J.R. Shepherd DARK BLUE #10 Bootleg Racing League
12 Points - 4th Place Matt Hoose ORANGE #13 Bootleg Racing League
10 Points - 5th Place Todd Liston GOLD #4 Bootleg Racing League
9 Points - 6th Place Sean Foltz LIGHT BLUE #5 Old Bastards Racing League
8 Points - 7th Place John Wilson SILVER #7 Bootleg Racing League
7 Points - 8th Place Josh Robinson RED #1 Old Bastards Racing League
6 Points - 9th Place Brian Bianchi BLUE #12 Red Light Racing League
5 Points - 10th Place Jeff Hardin WHITE #2 Bootleg Racing League
4 Points - 11th Place Christian Loschen BLACK #14 VLS iRacing League
3 Points - 12th Place Tom Ogle ORANGE/YELLOW #6 Old Bastards Racing League
2 Points - 13th Place Jeff Aho CREAM #8 Red Light Racing League
1 Point - 14th Place Lloyd Moore PINK #3 Old Bastards Racing League
0 Points - 15th Place Bruce Pearson BROWN #15 Old Bastards Racing League
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YesterYear IROC Series
​In 1973, Les Richter, Roger Penske, and Mike Phelps created the International Race of Champions (IROC). Many of you who are older likely remember this Series. It took racers from different disciplines from all over the world and they competed in four races per calendar year to determine a winner. The concept was to create an all-star racing series of sorts whereby drivers from multiple disciplines raced identical cars with identical setups on different tracks. The IROC Series had a unique points system and raced different makes of cars through the years including the Chevrolet Camaro, the Dodge Daytona, and the Pontiac Trans Am.
In 2025, YesterYear Racing™ will introduce the YesterYear IROC Series. This Series will run four races in 2025 that will be loosely based on the 1985 IROC IX season. The car choice for the 2025 Series is the Cadillac CTS-V. Each race will last between 60 and 90 minutes. Practice opens at 7:00pm ET for each event with the Race taking place at 8:30pm ET. The 2025 Schedule is as follows:
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YYR-IROC Super Speedway - Tuesday, February 18, 2025 - Daytona International Speedway - 80 Laps
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YYR-IROC Road Course - Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course - 45 Laps
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YYR-IROC Speedway - Tuesday, August 19, 2025 - Atlanta Motor Speedway (2008) - 100 Laps
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YYR- IROC Short Track - Tuesday, October 28, 2025 - Thompson Motor Speedway 150 Laps
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The ONLY way to qualify for the 2025 YesterYear IROC Series is you MUST be a champion of a season ending in 2024 from one of the following iRacing™ leagues:
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YesterYear Racing™ League
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Bootleg Racing League
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Old Bastards Racing League
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Red Light Racing League
Two other ways to qualify for the YesterYester IROC Series include winning the 2024 YesterYear Race of Champions, held on September 17, 2024, or winning the 2024 Bootleg Racing League Stone River Shootout, held on September 21, 2024.
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