The big ones, and how we did
Daytona. Sebring. Spa. Bathurst. The Indy 500. Once or twice a year iRacing puts on an event that the whole service turns up for — thousands of drivers, dozens of splits, and a result that actually means something.
Worn Out Racers have been showing up to those events for over a decade, and this is the record of it: every top-10-in-class finish our members have scored, who they shared the car with, and how big the field was when they did it. Fancy being on next year's list? The Endurance Radar says what's coming up next.
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Top 10 in class. These events run several classes at once, so a
class result is the one that reflects who you were actually racing. The overall
position is shown too wherever it differs. Fields are split by pace — "Split 3 of 18"
means the third-fastest split of eighteen. Drivers shown in green are league members;
the others are team-mates from outside WOR.
Members. The page opens on Current members — on
the league roster today. Active narrows that to members who have
raced a league session in the last 6 months, the same
test the Roster page uses. All-time adds everyone who has ever
been a member. A result stays in view if anybody in the car matches.
★ Marquee specials only is on by default — the Daytona 24, Sebring,
Spa, the Nürburgring and Bathurst 24-hour classics, the Indy 500, the Chili Bowl and
the rest of the events people actually travel their calendars around. Turn it off to
include every one-off iRacing has ever run, including promotional events with much
smaller fields, where a top 10 is a rather different achievement.