Stint24
Endurance racing that feels like the real thing.
A structured iRacing endurance league with fair class splits (AM / AM/Pro / Pro), clean rules, stewarding, and a calendar you can actually plan around.
Prize pool grows with the grid
Simple and transparent: more entries → bigger payouts.
75–85%
Of net entry fees paid back as season prize money
1–5%
Per race reserved for a bonus pool
per class
Payouts are calculated per class & tier
Per-race bonus pool
Paid every event, per class:
- 65% fewest incident points
- 35% fastest lap
Fair splits for each class
AM / AM/Pro / Pro classification so you race people at your pace.
Endurance-first
Team formats, stints, strategy. Not just hotlaps.
Stewarded
Clear rules + real stewarding for consistent racecraft.
HOW IT WORKS
Race weekends, simplified.
Join the community, pick your class, and show up for a proper weekend: practice → qualifying → race. We keep the rules readable and the schedule stable.
1) Join
Discord is the HQ: announcements, entries, driver briefings, stewarding.
2) Enter
Pick your class (GPT / LMP2 / GT3) and team up.
3) Race
Practice, qualify, race. Results, penalties and standings are published after.
Why Stint24
Less chaos. More racing.
Most leagues only reward “aliens”, and do not offer 24 Hours events.
We aim for addressing these two points, staying competitive, organized and fair with everyone. Expect clear comms, predictable race days, and standards for driving behavior.
No one is left behind, we create multiple lobbies if needed, not limiting the amount of total players.
Weekly communication
No surprises. Briefings, schedule, track/cars, and expectations.
LEAGUES & FEATURES
What you get
Everything you need for a clean endurance season: classing, stewarding, standings, and a place to belong.
Class splits
(AM / AM/Pro / Pro)
Stewarding
& penalties
Standings
& results
Special Event
Date: 18th April 2026
Track: Nurburgring Nordschleife
Cars: GTP, LMP2, GT3
6 Hours · Free to join
Round 1
Date: 13–14 June 2026
Track: Le Mans
Cars: GTP, LMP2, GT3
Championship
Season entry, kept simple
One payment per car. No per-driver fee. Tier is based on the average iRating of the registered lineup. Teams that participated in the Prologue remain eligible for the discounted Round 1 price. Teams joining only from Round 1 onward use the standard season pricing.
Discounted Round 1 entry
Only available to teams/cars that took part in the Prologue.
- AM / AM/Pro: 25 EUR per car
- Pro: 30 EUR per car
Later season entry
Official season pricing once the championship is already underway.
- AM / AM/Pro: 40 EUR per car
- Pro: 45 EUR per car
Per car, not per driver
- One payment per car entry
- No per-driver fee
- One team can register multiple cars
- Free Agents can still join and be grouped into teams
FAQ
Quick answers
Do I need a team?
Not necessarily.
- Teams run an entry (one car in one class) and have a Team Manager as the single point of contact for Stint24 (Discord is the official hub).
- If you’re solo, you can register as a Free Agent. Stint24 will group free agents into teams mainly by iRating/SR and availability. Once a team is formed, you’ll pick a Team Manager, team name, car number, and create the iRacing Team before the event deadline.
How do splits work?
If the grid doesn’t fit into one hosted lobby, we run multiple splits (multiple hosted sessions).
- All splits run the same race distance and format.
- Split assignment will use a transparent method (e.g. average iRating, championship position, or a published seeding system).
- Points and prizes are defined so teams across different splits can still compete fairly within their class/tier (no “you got seeded lower so you’re doomed” nonsense).
- We don’t “reject” entries just because a grid is full. If registrations justify it and scheduling allows, we add splits.
Is stewarding live?
We’ll try. But assume post-race is the default (especially early on).
- Official races are overseen by Race Control, who can issue penalties and manage safety/behavior.
- Incidents are handled via reports/protests (normally submitted by the Team Manager or designated driver) with a deadline window defined in the event briefing.
- Season 1 plan (practical reality):
- We’ll try to keep stewarding live by having moderators check in during races. Teams will signal incidents via Discord messages in the appropriate channel, sent by each Team Lead/Manager.
- Realistically, most stewarding will be post-race, especially for anything complex or if we’re short on hands.
- If you want to volunteer as a steward/mod, we’d genuinely be super grateful. The more coverage we have, the more “live” we can keep it.
Ready to race?
Join Discord, enter your car, and get on the grid for Round 1 at the Nurburgring 24h.