24 RACES. 24 HOURS. ONE TEAM BATTLE.
VCO INFINITY is endurance racing without the endurance race.
The concept
VCO INFINITY turns 24 hours of racing into 24 individual races. Different cars, different circuits and one continuous team battle create a format in which speed alone is not enough.
A new sprint starts every hour, with a changing car-and-circuit combination. The results feed into one overall team classification, so every race contributes to the final standings.
Built for teams
The format rewards more than outright pace. Teams need drivers with different strengths and must decide who takes on each race. Because the combinations change throughout the event, adaptability and roster strategy become part of the competition itself.
A VCO original
The first VCO INFINITY took place on iRacing in May 2022 with 40 teams and 24 races. Later editions developed the concept further, including the ProSIM edition that brought real-world racing drivers into the team line-ups. INFINITY III in April 2024, for instance, featured 55 teams and 268 sim racers across the 24-hour programme.
The result is one of VCO’s most distinctive formats: easy to understand, difficult to master and built for continuous racing action.
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How does VCO INFINITY work?
VCO INFINITY combines 24 individual races in 24 hours. Teams compete with changing cars and circuits in one continuous team competition.