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Stewart-Haas Racing wins inaugural eNASCAR Heat Pro League title

By Dustin LongOct 24, 2019, 11:00 AM EDT
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Stewart-Haas Racing won the inaugural eNASCAR Heat Pro League championship Wednesday, beating Leavine Family Racing on a tiebreaker after both teams finished with 4,079 points. The tiebreaker was laps led.

The finale featured two 70-lap races, one for the PlayStation 4 league and one for the Xbox One league. Fourteen drivers were in each race.

Nick Vroman (@HD_Motorsports) won the Xbox race for Leavine Family Racing. Brandyn Gritton (@SmokeFan14_B20) won the PlayStation 4 race for Stewart-Haas Racing.

Team Penske Esports finished third in points. JR Motorsports was fourth.

 

 

 

Leavine Family, Stewart-Haas Racing win 11th round eNASCAR Heat Pro League races

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By Daniel McFadinOct 10, 2019, 1:46 PM EDT
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Players for Leavine Family Racing and Stewart-Haas Racing were the winners of the 11th round races in the eNASCAR Pro League Wednesday night, which were held on a virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Josh Harbin (@ThAbEaR_95) won for Leavine Family Racing in the PlayStation 4 race and secured the team a spot in the championship round.

Josh Shoemaker (@SHG Slick 14x) won the XBox One race for SHR, which will also be in the championship round.

The championship round will be held on a wild card track on Oct. 23rd and will consist of Team Penske, JR Motorsports, Stewart-Haas Racing and Leavine Family Racing.

Here is the point standings heading into the season finale.

You can watch the races in the video below

JR Motorsports, Ganassi Racing win in second eNASCAR Pro League playoff round

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By Daniel McFadinSep 26, 2019, 10:22 AM EDT
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JR Motorsports and Chip Ganassi Racing were the winners of the second playoff round races of the eNASCAR Pro League Series Wednesday night, which were held on a virtual Kansas Speedway

Josh Parker of Chip Ganassi Racing won the PlayStation 4 race for his first win of the season. Parker is not a playoff contender.

JR Motorsports’ Tyler Dohar, a playoff contender, won the XBox One race for his first win of the year.

The teams for GoFas Racing and Wood Brothers Racing were eliminated from playoff contention.

There are two rounds left in the playoffs. The next race will be held Oct. 9 on a virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway and the season finale is scheduled for Oct. 23 on a wild card track.

Here are the point standings with two races left in the playoffs.

You can watch the races in the video below.

JTG Daugherty Racing, Leavine Family Racing win eNASCAR Heat playoff opener

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By Daniel McFadinSep 12, 2019, 2:00 PM EDT
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The Cup Series isn’t the only NASCAR series starting its playoffs this week at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

The eNASCAR Heat Pro League got its four-race playoff underway Wednesday with two races on a virtual version of the 1.5-mile track.

Justin Brooks (mrTRACKBAR33) won for JTG Daugherty Racing in the Xbox One race, scoring his third win of the season. Josh Harbin (ThAbEaR_95) won for Leavine Family Racing in the PlayStation 4 race, earning his second win of the season.

You can watch the full races in the video below. The second round of the playoffs will be held Sept. 25 on a virtual Kansas Speedway. The third round is scheduled for Oct. 9 on a virtual Homestead-Miami Speedway. The championship race will be held Oct. 23 on a wild card track.

Stewart-Haas Racing sweeps regular-season finale of eNASCAR Heat Pro League

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By Daniel McFadinAug 22, 2019, 12:00 PM EDT
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Stewart-Haas Racing swept both races in the eNASCAR Heat Pro League’s regular-season finale, held Wednesday night on a virtual Daytona International Speedway.

It was the first time one team has swept a round this season.

Josh Shoemaker (SHG Slick 14x) won his second race in a row, winning the XBox One event.

Brandyn Gritton (SHG_HotRod_14p) won for SHR in the PlayStation 4 event, earning his third win of the year.

Below are the final overall point standings – combing both consoles – heading into the four-round playoffs, which begin Sept. 11 on a virtual Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Eliminated from playoff contention are the teams for Richard Childress Racing, Hendrick Motorsports, Richard Petty Motorsports and Chip Ganassi Racing.

 

You can watch both races in the below video.