iRacing Season 4 2026 Week 9!
iRacing Season 4 2026 Week 9!
Season 4 Week 9 is here! HYMO has setups ready across the major sports car and single-seater series, with incredibly close battles in IMSA, GT Sprint, Falken Tyre and GTE Sprint. Here's the full breakdown of what's covered and the reference lap times behind this week's setups.
IMSA – Suzuka
IMSA heads to Suzuka International Racing Course Grand Prix at 67°F with 6 mph N wind and 52% partly cloudy conditions. The Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH leads GTP with a 1:44.109, just 0.081s ahead of the BMW M Hybrid V8 Evo GTP. The Acura ARX-06 follows closely at 1:44.227, with the top four GTP cars separated by only 0.140s.
In GT3, the BMW M4 GT3 EVO sets the benchmark with a 1:55.679, just 0.063s ahead of the Corvette Z06 GT3.R. Ferrari follows only 0.006s behind the Corvette, making this another extremely competitive GT3 week.
Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH – 1:44.109
BMW M Hybrid V8 Evo GTP – 1:44.190
Acura ARX-06 GTP – 1:44.227
Porsche 963 GTP – 1:44.249
Cadillac V-Series.R GTP – 1:44.335
Ferrari 499P – 1:44.437
Dallara P217 LMP2 – 1:48.888
BMW M4 GT3 EVO – 1:55.679
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R – 1:55.742
Ferrari 296 GT3 – 1:55.748
Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO – 1:55.777
Mercedes AMG GT3 – 1:55.782
McLaren 720S GT3 EVO – 1:55.900
Acura NSX GT3 EVO 22 – 1:56.016
Aston Martin Vantage GT3 – 1:56.084
Ford Mustang GT3 – 1:56.145
Porsche 992 GT3 R – 1:56.212
GT Sprint – Fuji Speedway
Fuji International Speedway Grand Prix hosts GT Sprint at 66°F with 4 mph N wind and 67% partly cloudy conditions. The Ferrari 296 GT3 sets the fastest reference at 1:36.791, just 0.083s ahead of the Mercedes AMG GT3.
Porsche, BMW and Corvette are all within 0.016s of each other, while the top nine cars are separated by only 0.186s. With such small margins across the field, Fuji promises some extremely close GT3 racing this week.
Ferrari 296 GT3 – 1:36.791
Mercedes AMG GT3 – 1:36.874
Porsche 992 GT3 R – 1:36.878
BMW M4 GT3 EVO – 1:36.884
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R – 1:36.890
Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO – 1:36.917
Audi R8 LMS GT3 EVO II – 1:36.954
McLaren 720S GT3 EVO – 1:36.965
Acura NSX GT3 EVO 22 – 1:36.977
Aston Martin Vantage GT3 – 1:37.098
Ford Mustang GT3 – 1:37.382
Falken Tyre Sports Car – Motegi
Falken Tyre Sports Car heads to Mobility Resort Motegi Grand Prix at 67°F with 2 mph E wind and 48% partly cloudy conditions. The Ligier JS P320 sets the LMP3 benchmark at 1:45.656, while the Porsche 718 GT4 leads the GT4 field with a 1:57.135.
BMW follows just 0.049s behind Porsche, with McLaren taking third at 1:57.323. The top four GT4 cars are separated by only 0.218s, setting up another closely matched week of racing.
Ligier JS P320 – 1:45.656 (LMP3)
Porsche 718 GT4 – 1:57.135
BMW M4 EVO GT4 – 1:57.184
McLaren 570s GT4 – 1:57.323
Mercedes AMG GT4 – 1:57.353
Aston Martin Vantage GT4 – 1:57.463
Ford Mustang GT4 – 1:57.665
Production Car Challenge – Le Mans
Production Car Challenge heads to Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans Historic at 67°F with 4 mph W wind and 53% mostly cloudy conditions.
The BMW M2 Racing G87 leads the field with a 4:11.065, followed by the Toyota GR86 at 4:25.436. The Global Mazda MX-5 Cup and Renault Clio complete the lineup, with just 2.330s separating the two around the long Le Mans circuit.
BMW M2 Racing (G87) – 4:11.065
Toyota GR86 – 4:25.436
Global Mazda MX-5 Cup – 4:32.501
Renault Clio – 4:34.831
Sports Car Single Series
Track Guide: PCup - Long Beach
Four cars across four different tracks for Week 9. The Porsche 992.2 Cup heads to the streets of Long Beach, while the Caterham 420R tackles Silverstone International. The BMW M2 Racing G87 runs Sandown International Motor Raceway, and the Global Mazda MX-5 Cup heads to Barcelona National.
Porsche 992.2 Cup – 1:18.024 (Long Beach Street Circuit)
Caterham 420R – 1:08.236 (Silverstone Circuit International)
BMW M2 Racing (G87) – 1:18.099 (Sandown International Motor Raceway)
Global Mazda MX-5 Cup – 1:21.733 (Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya National)
The Caterham 420R reference is a HYMOSetups.com exclusive.
Single Seaters
Five cars across five different tracks for Week 9. Super Formula heads to Fuji Speedway No Chicane, while Super Formula Light takes on the legendary Mount Panorama Circuit. Formula 3 runs the streets of St. Petersburg, IndyCar heads to Sandown International Motor Raceway, and FF1600 tackles Monza Grand Prix.
Super Formula – 1:15.920 (Fuji International Speedway No Chicane)
Super Formula Light – 1:55.679 (Mount Panorama Circuit)
Formula 3 – 1:05.611 (St. Petersburg Grand Prix)
IndyCar – 0:56.692 (Sandown International Motor Raceway)
FF1600 – 2:02.493 (Autodromo Nazionale Monza Grand Prix)
GTE Sprint – Road America
GTE Sprint heads to Road America Full Course at 66°F with 7 mph SE wind and 38% mostly cloudy conditions. The Ford GT GTE sets the fastest reference at 1:58.539, just 0.002s ahead of the Ferrari 488 GTE.
Porsche follows at 1:58.572, only 0.033s behind the Ford, while the Corvette C8.R GTE and BMW M8 GTE complete the field. All five cars are separated by just 0.116s, making Road America one of the closest GTE battles of the season.
Ford GT GTE – 1:58.539
Ferrari 488 GTE – 1:58.541
Porsche 991 RSR – 1:58.572
Corvette C8.R GTE – 1:58.594
BMW M8 GTE – 1:58.655
HYMO Coverage
Week 9 covers IMSA, GT Sprint, Falken Tyre Sports Car, Production Car Challenge, GTE Sprint and a wide range of single-car series. HYMO PRO gives you access across the covered series, with Car Access available if you only need setups for a specific car.
HYMO highlight: Week 9 delivers some of the closest reference times yet. Just 0.002s separates the top two GTE cars at Road America, 0.063s covers the leading IMSA GT3 pair at Suzuka, and only 0.083s separates Ferrari and Mercedes in GT Sprint at Fuji.
TL;DR
IMSA heads to Suzuka, with the Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH leading GTP at 1:44.109 and BMW M4 GT3 EVO setting the GT3 benchmark at 1:55.679.
GT Sprint runs Fuji Speedway, where the Ferrari 296 GT3 leads at 1:36.791, just 0.083s ahead of Mercedes.
Falken Tyre runs Motegi, with the Ligier JS P320 at 1:45.656 and Porsche leading GT4 at 1:57.135.
Production Car Challenge heads to Le Mans Historic, with the BMW M2 Racing G87 leading at 4:11.065.
Sports Car Single Series includes Porsche Cup at Long Beach, Caterham at Silverstone, BMW M2 at Sandown and Mazda MX-5 at Barcelona.
Single-seater coverage includes Super Formula, SFL, F3, IndyCar and FF1600 across Fuji, Mount Panorama, St. Petersburg, Sandown and Monza.
GTE Sprint runs Road America, with just 0.002s separating the Ford GT GTE and Ferrari 488 GTE.
Get your Week 9 setups at hymosetups.com.