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STREAMING ONE RACE
AT A TIME

JRAD Racing - Streaming iRacing on Twitch & YouTube. Join the community for fun competitive racing, convos, tech, and much more! Weekly videos and best of it lands on Youtube for everyone who can't make the green flag live.

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ALL TIMES PACIFIC — updated weekly

Tuesday

Status
Off

Wednesday

LIVE STREAM
9:30 AM

Thursday

LIVE STREAM
9:30 AM

Friday

Status
Off
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Most weekends
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Weekend racing

Confirmed on Twitch/Discord
TUNE IN EACH WEEK
TUNE IN TO THE LIVE STREAM ON TWITCH AND YOUTUBE! Streaming schedule changes weekly.
Live countdown to the next race lives on the full schedule. Full weekly schedule →

The garage

Two series, two liveries. Both built around the same paint idea.

MX5 Races

Car #48
Yellow and black JRAD Racing Mazda MX-5 Cup car, #48
MX5 Races

The neon build is the one you'll see most — high-contrast, easy to spot mid-pack, hard to miss in a photo finish. Alternate liveries below run the same shape in different colorways.

Blue and white MX-5 Cup alternate livery Grey MX-5 Cup alternate livery, rear view

GT3 Races

Car #01
Green topographic livery Porsche 911 GT3, #01
GT3 Races

GT3 nights run the green topo scheme across whatever the field calls for — Porsche 911 GT3 R or BMW M4 GT3, same #01, same paint language as the MX-5.

Green topographic livery BMW M4 GT3, #01

Live from the pit wall

"Nurburgring 24hr - Porsche GT3 2nd half" — Latest live stream

Join the crew

Every platform I actually post to — pick whichever you're already on.

Behind the wheel

Jared, JRAD Racing

I've been sim racing since 2023. iRacing's been the outlet for a while now. MX-5 has been one of my favorite cars to drive. It's scrappy and close racing really makes for fun enjoyable races. GT3 is equally some of my favorite racing and has caused me to grow considerably. You'll also catch me doing Endurance team races like N24, Bathurst 12hr and LeMans 24hr.

The stream is the real thing — full sessions, mistakes included. YouTube is where the highlights, onboard clips, and setup breakdowns end up for anyone who'd rather watch the short version. Building this out one race week at a time.