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Week 1 Is Here For Season 3 – iRacing

Week 1 of Season 3 in iRacing arrives today, with setups and data now available for IMSA, VRS, GT4, F3, TCR’s and the Porsche Cup Series.

Written By Coach Dave

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Car Setup, GT3, GT4, iRacing, LMP2, Sim Racing, TCR
Published June 14, 2022
Updated 10 months ago

Week 1 Of Season 3 Has Been Released.

After an extremely short 1 week break, we are back at it, with week 1 of Season 3 in iRacing. Following on from our announcement of content last week, I am pleased to confirm that all content for week 1 has now been released and is available to download as a subscriber or purchase on the website.

So without further ado, what can we look forward to this week?

Fixed Data Packages Week 1:

Porsche Cup Fixed – Road Atlanta
F3 Vertagear Championship – Fixed – Watkins Glen

Browse Data Packages

IMSA Week 1 – Watkins Glen:

Dallara P217
Mercedes AMG GT3 EVO
Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO
Porsche 991.2 GT3R
BMW M4 GT3

Porsche Cup Open Series Week 1:

Porsche 992 Cup – Road Atlanta

VRS Sprint And Endurance – Week 1 – Hockenheimring:

BMW M4 GT3
Porsche 991.2 GT3R
Mercedes AMG GT3 EVO

GT4 Falken Tyre Challenge – Week 1 – Montreal:

Aston Martin Vantage GT4
Mercedes AMG GT4
Porsche Cayman GT4

Touring Car Turn Racing Challenge TCR – Week 1 – Montreal:

Hyundai Elantra
Honda Civic Type R
Hyundai Veloster

F3 DOF Reality Championship – Open:

Dallara F3 – Watkins Glen

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All hotlaps for week 1 are also now available to view on the Coach Dave Academy YouTube channel right here:

Week 1 Hotlaps

What about Lap Guides and Setup Broadcasts?

Due to the congested nature of week 1 with the team running 100% to get the setup content out, lap guides and setup broadcasts will be back from next week onwards for the rest of the season. Our first live setup broadcast of Season 3 will also be live at 2pm next Wednesday, details of that will be released closer to the time.

Want to View Our Previous Lap Guides?

If you wish to catch up on our full lap guide selection, all you need to do is click the link below:

Thank you for your continued support, it means a lot to the whole team.

Have a great afternoon.

This post was written by

Coach Dave

David, founder of the Coach Dave Academy, is a professional racing driver for Ferrari Customer GT teams in multiple GT3 and GTE championships. He is a 3x Blancpain GT Champion and 2x Spa 24 Hour Winner.

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