SRCS FAQ
Questions?
Start Here.
The important things to know before you get on the grid.
Championships, GT racing, registration, venues and race-day basics — without making it complicated.
General SRCS
The Basics.
What SRCS is, where we race and what you need before you start.
What is SRCS?
SRCS — Sim Racing Championship Series — is an organised in-person sim racing platform built around championships, GT racing, special events and a shared race-day community.
Where does SRCS racing take place?
SRCS racing takes place at Racesquare venues using Racesquare's simulator infrastructure. You race at the venue alongside the other drivers rather than joining remotely from home.
Do I need my own simulator?
No. The simulators and racing environment are provided at the venue. You simply register for the appropriate championship or event and follow the confirmation instructions.
Do I need to be an existing SRCS driver?
No. SRCS includes routes for newcomers as well as established drivers. Rookie experiences, GT events and selected special events can all provide ways into SRCS.
How old do I need to be?
The current minimum driver age for SRCS participation is 16. Specific events may also include additional eligibility or participation requirements, which will be shown on the relevant event page.
Formula Championships
Find Your
Competition.
Different racing ambitions need different places to compete.
What Formula racing does SRCS offer?
The SRCS Formula structure includes Rookie, League, Challenger and Premier. They serve different types of drivers rather than acting as one compulsory ladder.
Is SRCS League a feeder tier?
No. League is a competitive destination in its own right and the broad championship home of SRCS. Drivers can enjoy League racing without any expectation or pressure to progress beyond it.
What are Challenger and Premier?
Premier is the highest level of Formula competition within SRCS. Challenger is the voluntary performance pathway for drivers actively pursuing a future Premier seat. It is an opt-in route, not the expected destination for every League driver.
What is Rookie?
Rookie is the entry point into SRCS. It is designed for first experiences, assessments, introductory racing and helping new drivers find the right next step.
Do I have to commit to a full championship?
Not necessarily. SRCS also runs GT races and special events that sit outside the regular Formula championship structure.
GT Racing & Events
Beyond The
Championship.
Endurance races, special events and different ways onto the SRCS grid.
What is SRCS GT Racing?
GT Racing is a separate part of SRCS alongside Formula competition. It includes endurance racing, sprint racing and future GT championship formats.
What are SRCS Special Events?
Special Events are standalone racing experiences outside the regular championship structure. They can include community events, invitationals, corporate racing and other distinctive formats.
Can I enter the Spa 3H without a complete team?
Yes. The Spa 3H registration allows individual drivers to register without a complete team. SRCS can then explore matching opportunities, although an individual registration does not guarantee a team place.
Can a Spa 3H team have three drivers?
Yes. The Spa 3H is promoted around the endurance concept of "One car. Two drivers. Three hours.", but teams of two or three drivers are permitted for the event.
Where can I find the full Spa 3H information?
Visit the dedicated Spa 3H event page for the race format, date, venue, pricing and registration options.
Registration & Race Day
Getting
On The Grid.
Registration, confirmation, pricing and the practical questions that come next.
How do I register?
Start from the relevant championship or event page and follow the registration option shown there. Different types of racing can have different registration routes.
Is my registration automatically accepted?
No. Registration submissions are reviewed by SRCS before a place is considered confirmed.
How will I know if my place is confirmed?
SRCS will contact you using the details supplied during registration with confirmation and any next steps required for the race or championship.
How much does it cost to race?
There is no single universal SRCS entry fee. Championship rounds, Rookie activities, GT races and special events can have different formats and prices. The relevant price will be shown on the championship or event page.
What happens if I cannot attend a race?
Let SRCS know as soon as possible. Championship and event rules can differ, so any reserve, replacement, cancellation or payment process will depend on the competition you entered.
What if I am not sure which type of racing is right for me?
That is exactly what the Race With Us page is for. You can compare regular championship racing, the Premier pathway, newcomer routes and standalone events before deciding.
Still Not Sure?
Start With The Racing.
Find the SRCS experience that suits you or see what is currently open for registration.