Quentin Warman clinches title, Free Agency return with eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series victory at Michigan April 22nd, 2026 by Justin Melillo The penultimate showdown of the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series took to the virtual Irish Hills of Michigan on Tuesday night. 30 slots in eNASCAR Free Agency are on the line at the end of this season, but at least a third of those have been mathematically spoken for following the events at Michigan International Speedway. Quentin Warman, who was a Hyak Motorsports driver in the 2025 Championship Series season, has been the most consistent driver so far, netting him as a top seeded prospect entering Free Agency next month. Entering Michigan, the Illinois native held the points lead following yet another top-10 finish at Chicagoland to kick off the Gen 7 section of the schedule. Even his worst finish of the season, a 20th at Auto Club, is one of the best dropped points amounts of the season. The only thing Warman didn’t have through the first nine races was a win. That changed on Tuesday night in eNASCAR Overtime. Matthew Morton, who was fast last week at Chicagoland, was in control. Warman, on a similar strategy, was alongside for the final restart. The two stayed side-by-side cleanly, but the top had just that much more of an advantage as Warman cleared around and claimed his first win of the season. The win not only guarantees his already guaranteed points to qualify for Free Agency, but it also clinches the 2026 title for Warman. Warman thought he had all but lost it off T2 pic.twitter.com/bYKc04b6uW — NASCAR Gaming and Esports (@ENASCARGG) April 22, 2026 Warman leads the three-time winner on the season, up-and-coming sensation Sebastian Marin by 282 points. A Top Split victory has ranged around 429