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2020 Operation emotorsport League
The Operation eMotorsports iRacing League is a structured virtual racing series that brings together beneficiaries, veterans, military members, race car drivers/crew members, and other supporters of the foundation.
The inaugural Operation eMotorsport iRacing League is an 8-race season beginning in August 2020. All races will run on Tuesday evenings at 7:00pm EST and lasts approximately 120-minutes. Each session will consist of a 35 minute Open Practice session followed by a 10-minute Open Qualification period. Once the grid is established, each race will last approximately 60-minutes.
Operation Motorsport will use a single car class consisting of the Global Mazda MX-5 in fixed-setup. This car is included in the basic iRacing subscription.
All events are recorded and broadcast live through Operation Motorsport’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/OPERATIONMOTORSPORT .
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For details and entry contact Jason.Leach@OperationMotorsport.org
RACE 5 SILVERSTONE Results
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On July 14th we hosted our fifth and final live e-race, with a live YouTube feed for fans and those not able to drive, for our eMotorsports series initiative as part of our Diversionary Therapy Program. This was race 5, from Silverstone of a 5 race series on the iRacing platform.
Our YouTube viewers were hosted by Jason Leach in the booth providing the racing and color commentary in what turned out to be a flawless YouTube live streamed event with fans entertained by some great racing by our beneficiaries.
Our aim continues to be keeping beneficiaries, supporters and volunteers engaged through some form of Motorsport in these difficult times, either through driving/racing or as a spectator. For those not driving, the YouTube live moderated broadcast allows beneficiaries, supporters and fans to watch and interact on chat or ask questions about programs and activities.
Everyone was entertained to a 10 minute qualifying session and a 35 lap / 70 minute race using the Mazda MX-5 Global Cup car.
Congratulations to Hunter Reeve for finishing P1. Everyone raced clean and respectful throughout the event. Results from Qualifying and Race are attached.
The feed to YouTube was recorded. You can find it here:
Going forward we invite any beneficiaries, drivers and supporters who want to get involved and give back, to contact Jason Leach at Jason.Leach@operationmotorsport.org
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Race 4 Daytona results
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Yesterday evening we hosted our forth live e-race, with a live YouTube feed for fans and those not able to drive, for our eMotorsports series initiative as part of our Diversionary Therapy Program. This was race 4, from Daytona International Speedway, of a 6 race series on the iRacing platform.
Our YouTube viewers were hosted by special guest Crowdstrike Racing's Kevin Boehm from SRO TCR America series, who provided the racing commentary and drivers insight, next to Jason Leach in the booth providing the color commentary. After some initial technical issues with the audio on the live broadcast we are happy to report that the YouTube live streamed event was once again successful with fans entertained by almost hours of great racing with 11 drivers entered.
Our aim continues to be keeping beneficiaries, supporters and volunteers engaged through some form of Motorsport in these difficult times, either through driving/racing or as a spectator. For those not driving, the YouTube live moderated broadcast allows beneficiaries, supporters and fans to watch and interact on chat or ask questions about programs and activities.
Everyone was entertained to a 30 minute open practice, a 10 minute qualifying session and a 35 lap / 70 minute race using the Cadillac CTS-V.
Congratulations to Joe Kientz for finishing P1. Everyone raced clean and respectful throughout the event. Results from Qualifying and Race are attached.
The feed to YouTube was recorded. You can find it here:
Going forward we invite any beneficiaries, drivers and supporters who want to get involved and give back, to contact Jason Leach at Jason.Leach@operationmotorsport.org
Next race is 7:00 pm EDT July 14 at Silverstone.
RACE 2 TSUKUBA CIRCUIT RESULTS
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We hosted our second live race, with a live YouTube feed for fans and those not able to drive, for our eMotorsports series initiative as part of our Diversionary Therapy Program. This was race 2, from Tsukuba Circuit, of a 6 race series on the iRacing platform.
Our aim is to continue to keep beneficiaries engaged through some form of Motorsport in these difficult times, either through driving/racing or as a spectator.
We are thrilled to report that this first YouTube live streamed event was a success after some minor early teething dificulties, with 14 drivers entered and a good group of fans catching the racing action.
For those not driving we utilize YouTube to provide a live moderated broadcast that allows beneficiaries, supporters and fans to watch and interact on chat or ask questions about programs and activities.
Everyone was entertained to a 30 minute open practice, a 10 minute qualifying session and a 53 lap / 60 minute race.
Congratulations to Jacob Williams for finishing P1. Everyone raced clean and respectful throughout the event. Results from Qualifying and Race are attached.
The feed to YouTube was recorded. You can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1XGmOlFtGs
Going forward we invite any beneficiaries, drivers and supporters who want to get involved and give back, to contact Jason Leach at Jason.Leach@operationmotorsport.org
Next race is June 16 at Laguna Seca.
Race 1 summit point results
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We hosted our first live race in our newly launched eMotorsports series initiative, as part of our Diversionary Therapy Program. This was race 1, from Summit Point, of a 6 race series on the iRacing platform.
We are thrilled to report that the first event was a resounding success with 13 drivers entered and just shy of 100 fans catching the racing action.
Everyone was entertained to a 30 minute open practice, a 10 minute qualifying session and a 30 lap / 70 minute race.
Going forward we invite any beneficiaries, drivers and supporters who want to get involved and give back, to contact Jason Leach at Jason.Leach@operationmotorsport.org
Next race is June 2 at Tsukuba Circuit.