By S.M.A.S.H — April 27, 2026 S.M.A.S.H has officially moved its active series into dedicated iRacing leagues to improve organization, clean up race invites, and make weekly operations smoother for drivers and league staff. The series themselves are not new. The Challenger Truck Series, East Coast Trucks Series, O’Reilly Series, and Cup Series already exist as part of the S.M.A.S.H racing structure. What has changed is how those series are now organized inside iRacing. Instea

By S.M.A.S.H — April 27, 2026 The S.M.A.S.H season rolls into Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend, and this one matters. After weeks of tight racing, hard lessons, penalties, comers, goers, and points battles starting to take shape, the league has officially reached the halfway point of the season. That means the early-season excuses are over. The championship picture is starting to form, and every lap from here on out carries more weight. This Friday and Saturday, all eyes

By S.M.A.S.H — April 26, 2026 There is a lot moving right now across S.M.A.S.H, and this week marks another big step forward for the league. From the launch of the Challenger Truck Series to updated schedules, returning weekly racing, and continued work behind the scenes on the website, S.M.A.S.H is heading into a busy week with plenty still in motion. Challenger Truck Series Starts This Friday One of the biggest updates this week is the official start of the Challenger Truck

By S.M.A.S.H — April 23, 2026 S.M.A.S.H is officially moving forward with the Challenger Series earlier than planned. As interest in the league’s truck program on iRacing continues to grow, what was originally expected to launch in Season 2 will now begin next week, giving new incoming drivers a real place to start sooner rather than later. The decision comes after a strong response from drivers wanting to join the league and compete in the East Coast Truck Series, making it

By SMASH HQ — April 14, 2026 SMASH is making one of its biggest structural changes yet to the Friday night truck program, and the message behind it is clear: if the top division is going to stay strong, the path into it has to mean something. For Season 2, SMASH will split Friday nights into two separate truck divisions: the new Challenger Series and the East Coast Truck Series. The move is designed to protect the quality of the premier field, create a real proving ground for