The month of November has been jam-packed for the team at Worx SimRacing, with the conclusion of several championships as well as the Fuji 8-Hour iRacing special event. The team had plenty on their plate to prepare for at the beginning of the month. As the dust has finally settled from all the events that occurred during the penultimate month of the year, the team has had time to reflect and recharge for what lies ahead in December and the first few months of 2025, as well as work behind the scenes on some big changes that will be announced in early December.

Fuji 8-Hour - Event Recap

The final iRacing special event of the year proved to be challenging for all the cars on the team that participated, with each group facing adversity at some point during the 8-hour race around the Japanese circuit. Despite hours of preparation, most of the participating teams didn’t have luck on their side during the race. However, this was not the case for Marius Marz and Gazz McRae. The two drivers were able to place the #23 Porsche in a well-earned P4 overall.

Results Summary:

• Worx SimRacing #23 - GT3 - P4
• Worx SimRacing #36 - GT3 - P16
• Worx SimRacing #49 - GT3 - P18
• Worx SimRacing #16 - GT3 - P26
• Worx SimRacing #33 - GT3 - P34

No matter what challenges the team faces—such as a T1 meatball and rollover for the #33, or internet connection issues for the #16—the team showed competitive pace in each of their respective races. While bad luck is always a tough pill to swallow, the team has always had the tenacity to bounce back from difficult results and come back stronger for the next race. The hardships of this race will only make the celebrations for the next one even sweeter. The team eagerly awaits the opportunity to celebrate their accomplishments, hopefully at the upcoming 24 Hours of Daytona in early January.

Dorian Lelievre Finishes 3rd in the Radical SimRacing Championship

After a long-fought season in the Radical SimRacing Championship, Worx SimRacing driver Dorian Lelievre completed his 12th and final race of the season, securing a class win over the rest of the competition and claiming 3rd place in the AM Class. Additionally, the Frenchman capped off his season with an impressive P2 finish in the Radical World Finals AM class—a satisfying way to end his season and a great foundation for the next. Congratulations, Dorian!

What's Next for Worx SimRacing?

While the team has operated and grown under the name "Worx SimRacing" over the last year, we will soon undergo a full rebrand in the coming weeks. While we are sad to see the name retire, we are excited to unveil what has been going on behind the scenes. The main catalyst for the change is to give our team a unique new name and image. Even though the team will look a little different in the near future, our drivers, teammates, and passionate culture will remain the same. We are also excited to announce new partnerships that the team has secured in recent months, which we have been waiting to share once our rebranding is completed.

To everyone who has been a teammate, supporter, or viewer of Worx SimRacing—thank you. We look forward to continuing our growth and development as a team. We hope you are as excited as we are to watch our team make an impact.

Worx SimRacing Team Results 2024:

• Daytona 24 - 1/20/2024 - GTP - Corin Lenaway, Mikey Billion, Sam Miller - P4
• Bathurst 12 - 2/24/2024 - GT3 - Corin Lenaway, Mikey Billion, Sam Miller - P2
• Sebring 12 - 3/23/2024 - LMP2 - Corin Lenaway, Mikey Billion, Sam Miller - P1
• Nürburgring 24H - 5/18/2024 - GT3 - Kevin VD Oetelaar, Corin Lenaway, Mikey Billion, Sam Miller - P5
• 6 HR of The Glen - 6/15/2024 - Kevin VD Oetelaar, Angelo Pennings - P6
• Spa 24 - 7/20/2024 - GT3 - 5 Teams Competed!
• Indy 6 Hour - 9/14/2024 - Multi - 5 Teams Competed!
• Petit Le Mans - 10/19/2024 - Multi - 5 Top-5’s, 1 Podium, 1 Worx Win!
• ESCC (European Sports Car Championship) - GT3 - P2 in Championship
• Radical Sim Racing Championship - P3 in Championship
•  Fuji 8 - 11/16/2024 - 5 teams competed! - P4