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TSR Continental Drivers Cup

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TSR Continental Drivers Cup
Races in the Series
Round 1 - Spa-Francorchamps
Mon 09-Nov-2026
Round 2 - Imola
Mon 16-Nov-2026
Round 3 - Barcelona
Mon 23-Nov-2026
Round 4 - Sebring
Mon 30-Nov-2026
Round 5 - Road Atlanta
Mon 07-Dec-2026
Round 6 - Long Beach
Mon 14-Dec-2026
Round 5 - Road Atlanta details
Track
Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
Circuit Length
4.088 km (2.541 miles)
Turns
12

Road Atlanta is one of North America’s most challenging and rewarding circuits, set amongst the rolling hills of Braselton, Georgia. The 4 km circuit is famous for its fast, flowing layout, dramatic elevation changes and narrow sections that leave little room for mistakes. The lap begins with the fast downhill run towards Turn 1, before climbing through the sweeping Esses, where rhythm and commitment are key. The track then drops towards the famous Turn 5 before opening out into the high-speed section leading towards the back of the circuit.

The highlight of Road Atlanta is undoubtedly the back section and Turn 10A/10B, where the track plunges downhill through a series of challenging corners before climbing back towards the final turn. The long back straight provides an important overtaking opportunity into Turn 10, while the fast Turn 12 demands a clean, confident line and good traction on exit. For WEC, IMSA and multiclass racing, Road Atlanta is particularly demanding, with faster prototypes needing to pick their way through GT traffic while drivers fight for every inch of the narrow circuit.
Car Class
LMGT3
Race Type
Solo
Tyres
12
Time Multiplier
1
Max Total Driving Time
Max Stint Time
Start Procedure
Full Lap
Fast Lap Points
0
Pit Stop(s)
Pit Requirements
Fixed Refueling Time
Pit Window
Pit In lap Time loss
Pit Out lap Time loss
Pit DT Time loss
Event Date
Mon 07-Dec-2026
Event Start Time
19:30 UTC
19:30 UK (BST)
20:30 EU (CET)
Session
Length
In Game Time
Practice
10 mins
13:00
Qualifying
20 mins
13:30
Race
75 mins
14:00
Weather Forecast
Expect sunshine and a dry track, with temperatures around 22°C. It looks settled from start to finish.
Plan your fuel, pit stops and tyre changes for this race's weather. Use the TSR Race Strategy Tool
Server Weather Settings
Slot 1
Slot 2
Slot 3
Slot 4
Slot 5
Sky
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Rain (%)
0
0
0
0
0
Temp (c)
22
22
22
22
22
Slot 1 = Weather at start of session. Slot 2 = 25% of session duration. Slot 3 = 50% of session duration. Slot 4 = 75% of session duration. Slot 5 = At end of session
Live Stream
Commentary
Pitwall Live
Recorded Full Stream
Highlights Stream

TSR Continental Driver Cup

Get ready for six rounds of close, competitive GT racing as Transatlantic Sim Racing (TSR) returns to Le Mans Ultimate with the TSR Continental Driver Cup.

This championship is all about the LMGT3 class, bringing together Pro and Am drivers for a season of racing across six fantastic circuits. With three rounds in Europe followed by three in the USA, the Continental Driver Cup takes drivers on both sides of the Atlantic on a journey through some of the most iconic venues in sports car racing.

Whether you're chasing championship honours, fighting for class victories or simply looking to enjoy some great racing, every round will offer its own challenges. Expect close battles, exciting overtakes and plenty of opportunities to put your racecraft to the test.

Above all, TSR is built around clean, close and respectful racing. We want drivers to push hard, compete fairly and enjoy the battles, with respect for everyone sharing the track.

A Championship Across Two Continents

The TSR Continental Driver Cup brings together European and American circuits in a six-round calendar designed to offer variety, challenge and competitive racing throughout the season.

The opening three rounds take place in Europe, with visits to Spa-Francorchamps, Imola and Barcelona. From there, the championship heads across the Atlantic for three American rounds at Sebring, Road Atlanta and Long Beach.

Racing takes place on Monday evenings at 19:30 UTC, with each event featuring a 75-minute race.

Whether you're a seasoned GT racer or looking to take your first steps into organised championship racing, the Continental Driver Cup offers a welcoming grid and a great opportunity to develop your skills.

Classes

🏎️ LMGT3 Pro – For drivers looking to compete at the sharp end of the grid and fight for overall honours.

🏎️ LMGT3 Am – A dedicated class for amateur drivers, offering its own championship battles and opportunities to compete for class victories.

Both classes will share the track, bringing together a mix of experience, pace and racecraft. The focus will be on fair competition, good sportsmanship and making every battle enjoyable for everyone involved.

Event Start Times
19:30 UTC | Monday evenings

All six rounds will feature a 75-minute race, giving drivers plenty of time to settle into their rhythm, manage their tyres and fuel, and work their way through the field.

Championship Calendar
European Rounds

🏁 Round 1 – Spa-Francorchamps - 9 November – 75 Minutes

🏁 Round 2 – Imola - 16 November – 75 Minutes

🏁 Round 3 – Barcelona - 23 November – 75 Minutes

American Rounds

The championship then heads state-side for three rounds at some of America's best-known racing circuits.

🏁 Round 4 – Sebring - 30 November – 75 Minutes

🏁 Round 5 – Road Atlanta - 7 December – 75 Minutes

🏁 Round 6 – Long Beach - 14 December – 75 Minutes (TBC)

Race Day Format

Each championship round will follow the same format:

  • Practice – 10 Minutes
  • Qualifying – 20 Minutes
  • Race – 75 Minutes
Official Practice

An official free practice session will be held before each event, giving drivers the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the circuit, test their setups and prepare for race day.

60 Minutes – 18:25 UK | 19:25 CET

The TSR Way: Close, Clean and Respectful Racing

At TSR, we believe the best racing comes from drivers who can compete hard while respecting the people around them.

The Continental Driver Cup is designed to deliver close, exciting GT racing, but that doesn't mean every gap needs to be taken or every battle needs to end in contact.

We encourage drivers to race confidently, leave room when required, respect their fellow competitors and remember that we're all here to enjoy the experience.

Whether you're fighting for a podium, defending your position or working your way through traffic, good racecraft and mutual respect are what make a great race.

Why Race With TSR?

🌟 Friendly & Welcoming Community

At TSR, you're more than just another name on the timing screen.

We pride ourselves on creating a community where experienced racers and newcomers alike can enjoy competitive sim racing in a friendly, respectful environment.

You don't need to be fighting at the front to be part of the action. Whether you're chasing Pro or Am honours, learning the circuits or simply enjoying some close racing with friends, there's a place for everyone on the grid.

🎥 Live Streams & Commentary

We aim to bring every round to life with live broadcasts and commentary, covering the battles throughout the field.

Our commentator Guss will be on the mic to follow the action, highlight the class battles and bring the excitement of the Continental Driver Cup to the wider TSR community.

General Rules and Settings

See the general rules and settings here

Ready to Race?

Six rounds. Two continents. One LMGT3 grid.

The TSR Continental Driver Cup is your chance to compete across a fantastic selection of European and American circuits, with dedicated Pro and Am classes and 75 minutes of racing every Monday evening.

Choose your class, prepare your car and get ready for some great GT racing.

Join TSR, get yourself on the grid and let's make it a championship to remember!

How to submit an incident for Stewards to review

Select the Event from the list, these are just the events in this series, next add the lap that the incident happened on, and then select the corner from the list, (here you can use the track map above to help)

Next select the driver from the list, if more than one driver involved you can select up to 3, any other drivers please name them in the description,

Now enter a description of the incident in the text field, (In english please, use an online translation if needed)

Finally the Video, Please submit a video of the incident, Ideally this should be uploaded to YouTube or Similar, this helps the stewards who may also look at the replay but gives them a intial view of the incident, in your video please include multiple views where possible and ideally have the HUD displayed.

Transatlantic Sim Racing uses Steam login system for authentication, please click the button below to login in using your steam account,

Your Steam login credentials will not be shared.

A unique numeric identifier will be shared with Transatlantic Sim Racing. Through this, Transatlantic Sim Racing will be able to identify your Steam community profile and access information about your Steam account according to your Profile Privacy Settings.

Any information on your Steam Profile page that is set to be publicly viewable may be accessed by Transatlantic Sim Racing, this incluse items such as steam avatar.

Race Reports or Highlights, is a way you can send to us notable parts of your race that we can then use to build a race report blog, which will appear in the blog section of the website

How to enter a race report/highlights

  • Login, if not logged in, this is so we know who enetered the reports and to only allow reports from entered drivers
  • Select the Event from the list, these are just the events in this series
  • Enter your qualifying report (optional)
  • Enter the hightlights of your race, this can be one or more battles, a general overview like if you struggled all race with tyres ect, dont worry to much about grammer they will be used to rewrite a report, (In english please, use an online translation if needed)
  • Click Submit Report

Here is an Example

Transatlantic Sim Racing uses Steam login system for authentication, please click the button below to login in using your steam account,

Your Steam login credentials will not be shared.

A unique numeric identifier will be shared with Transatlantic Sim Racing. Through this, Transatlantic Sim Racing will be able to identify your Steam community profile and access information about your Steam account according to your Profile Privacy Settings.

Any information on your Steam Profile page that is set to be publicly viewable may be accessed by Transatlantic Sim Racing, this incluse items such as steam avatar.