Ryan Luza won Tuesday night’s NASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series race held on a digital Bristol Motor Speedway.
Luza, who competes for Williams ESports, claimed the win in a three-lap overtime finish over Garrett Lowe and Zack Novak.
Then event was slowed by five cautions in the last 48 laps of regulation, with the last one occurring with four laps left and forcing the overtime finish.
Luza is the first repeat winner of the season after winning consecutive events.
“We just had an amazing long-run car,” Luza said. “I had a pit stop malfunction on the first pit stop after we got to third on the first run. I was pretty upset. But we got another long run and we came flying through the field after about 30 laps. ... I think we pretty much had the field covered on the long run there.”
The series’ next race is scheduled for April 14 on a digital Richmond Raceway.
Results
- Ryan Luza (Williams eSports)
- Garrett Lowe (Wood Brothers Racing)
- Zack Novak (Richmond Raceway eSports)
- Michael Conti (JR Motorsports)
- Bobby Zalenski (Virtual Racing School)
- Brad Davies (JR Motorsports)
- Alex McCollum (G2 eSports)
- Michael Guest (Team Dillon eSports)
- Caine Cook (Renegades eSports)
- Justin Bolton (Stewart-Haas eSports
- Bob Bryant (Kyle Larson Racing eSports)
- Keegan Leahy (Denny Hamlin Racing)
- Nick Ottinger (William Byron eSports)
- Jake Nichols (Mode Motorsports)
- Ray Alfalla (Virtual Racing School)
- Christian Challiner (JTG Daugherty Racing)
- Graham Bowlin (Joe Gibbs Racing)
- Steve Sheehan (Kyle Larson Racing)
- Matt Bussa (Williams Esports
- Kollin Keister (Roush Fenway Racing)
- Logan Clampitt (Burton Kligerman eSports)
- Michael Guariglia (Jim Beaver eSports)
- Chris Shearburn (Letarte eSports)
- Jarl Teien (G2 eSports)
- Phil Diaz (Mode Motorsports)
- Brian Schoenburg (Clint Bowyer Racing)
- Casey Kirwan (Denny Hamlin Racing)
- John Gorlinsky (William Byron eSports)
- Ashton Crowder (Burton Kligerman eSports)
- Brandon Kettelle (Clint Bowyer Racing)
- Malik Ray (Joe Gibbs Racing)
- Jimmy Mullis (Richmond Raceway eSports)
- Chris Overland (Wood Brothers Racing)
- Santiago Tirres (Letarte eSports)
- Corey Vincent (Renegades)
- Dylan Duval (Stewart-Haas eSports)
- Jeremy Allen (JTG Daugherty Racing)
- Eric Smith (Jim Beaver eSports)
- Nathan Lyon (Roush Fenway Racing)
- Blake Reynolds (Dillon eSports)