BMW M2 Cup: iRacing schedule & next race times
The BMW M2 Cup runs every 30 minutes on iRacing, a Sports Car series at Rookie level that runs the BMW M2 Racing (G87). Because it races so often there’s almost always a session about to go green, so the live countdown above is all you need. This week (week 5 of 12) it races at Virginia International Raceway (North Course).
How often does the BMW M2 Cup race?
Section titled “How often does the BMW M2 Cup race?”It races every 30 minutes, so there’s almost always a session about to go green, and the live countdown above ticks down to the next one in your local time.
What time does the BMW M2 Cup start in my timezone?
Section titled “What time does the BMW M2 Cup start in my timezone?”iRacing publishes session times in UTC. The live Startlight countdown at the top of this page reads the current-week schedule and ticks down to the next green flag in your local clock, no timezone math needed.
What track is the BMW M2 Cup on this week?
Section titled “What track is the BMW M2 Cup on this week?”This week, week 5 of 12, the BMW M2 Cup races at Virginia International Raceway (North Course). The venue rotates each week of the season, and this page reads the current week live.
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Frequently asked questions
What car does the BMW M2 Cup use?
The BMW M2 Cup runs the BMW M2 Racing (G87), a single-car spec series in the Sports Car discipline at Rookie license level.
How often does the BMW M2 Cup race?
It races every 30 minutes, so there is almost always a session about to start. The live countdown on this page shows time-to-green for the next one.
What track is the BMW M2 Cup on this week?
This week, week 5 of 12, the BMW M2 Cup races at Virginia International Raceway (North Course). The track rotates each week of the season; this page reads the current week live.