NASCAR Peak Antifreeze Series

NASCAR Peak Antifreeze Series

NASCAR iRacing.com Series World Championship logo used from 2010 to 2013
Category	Online racing
Country	International
Inaugural season	2010
Drivers	50
Drivers' champion	Kenny Humpe
Official website	NASCAR.com, iRacing.com

The NASCAR Peak Antifreeze Series (NPAS) is a stock car racing simulation series officially sanctioned by NASCAR and hosted by iRacing.com. It is the top level of the NASCAR iRacing.com Series. The inaugural season of NPAS started on February 9, 2010, and each year, the series features the top 50 drivers of the lower-level NASCAR iRacing Pro Series.^[1]

Structure

Much of the structure, rules and details of the NPAS mimic the current NASCAR Sprint Cup series in a simulation form. The series is 34 weeks long with 17 races in total, and utilizes simulated versions of the Sprint Cup Gen-6 Chevrolet SS, Ford Fusion, and Toyota Camry at virtual counterparts of official NASCAR tracks. The series has a total of 50 drivers and the points system is based on the current scoring system used in the Sprint Cup Series.^[2]

Drivers wishing to take part in the NPAS must first progress through the standard iRacing.com license program and earn a Pro-level license limited to the bottom 30 participants from the latest season of the NPAS, as well as the top 10 non-DWC/non-Pro licensed finishers in each of the first two seasons of iRacing's NASCAR Class A Open series for that calendar year. These 50 competitors take part in the NASCAR iRacing Pro Series that runs during the NPAS's off-season (iRacing's Season 4), and the top 20 drivers from the Pro Series will enter the NPAS, joining the top 20 NPAS drivers.^[2] The last 3 spots in the NPAS field are occupied by drivers who finished in positions 21st to 30th in Pro Series points. These 10 drivers qualify for each race, and the top 3 among them make the field.

2015 schedule

Champion: Kenny Humpe

2014 schedule

Champion: Michael Conti

2013 schedule

Race schedule for the 2013 season. This season was delayed by 4 weeks due to the introduction of the Gen6 car to the service. All races start at 2:00 GMT (9:00 EST) on the previous day. Unlike previous seasons, only the top-20 drivers from the 2013 NiSWC automatically transfer into the following season.

Champion: Tyler Hudson

2012 schedule

Race schedule for the 2012 season. All races start at 02:00 GMT (equates to 9 pm EST/EDT of the previous day).^[3]

Champion: Ray Alfalla

2011 schedule

Race schedule for the 2011 season. All races started at 02:00 GMT (equates to 9PM EST/EDT of the previous day).^[4]

Champion: Ray Alfalla

2010 schedule

Race schedule for the 2010 season. All races started at 02:00 GMT (equates to 9PM EST/EDT of the previous day).^[5]

Champion: Richard Towler

Series winners

Driver	Wins
Alfalla, RayRay Alfalla	17
Ottinger, NickNick Ottinger	12
Humpe, KennyKenny Humpe	7
Davies, BradBrad Davies	6
Conti, MichaelMichael Conti	6
Towler, RichardRichard Towler	4
Gorlinsky, JohnJohn Gorlinsky	4
Wood, DerekDerek Wood	4
Sheehan, SteveSteve Sheehan	4
King, KevinKevin King	4
Brown, JoeyJoey Brown	3
Berry, JoshJosh Berry	3
Laughton, ChadChad Laughton	2
Warren, AlexAlex Warren	2
Stergios, JakeJake Stergios	2
Adams, JonJon Adams	2
Allen, JeremyJeremy Allen	2
Hazard, ThomasThomas Hazard	2
Lewandowski, ThomasThomas Lewandowski	2
Boes, AllenAllen Boes	1
Hudson, TylerTyler Hudson	1
Earnhardt Jr., DaleDale Earnhardt Jr.	1
Banerjee, SandeepSandeep Banerjee	1
Parker, JoshJosh Parker	1
Wright, BradBrad Wright	1
Hall, RobertRobert Hall	1
Karlavige, JasonJason Karlavige	1
Gilliland, AdamAdam Gilliland	1
Hansen, DannyDanny Hansen	1
Lindsey, MarcusMarcus Lindsey	1
Bennett, PeterPeter Bennett	1
Laughton, JoshuaJoshua Laughton	1
Vincent, CoreyCorey Vincent	1
Harrison, LandonLandon Harrison	1

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