Top 30 drivers set following eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series finale at Texas; Scott claims final Top Split win April 29th, 2026 by Justin Melillo The eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series concluded on Tuesday night with some last-minute theatrics defining the outcome of the final standings. Similar to the race two weeks ago at Chicagoland Speedway, the field was split on strategy, and once again, the strategy to save and stretch the fuel wound up the winning move for Quami Scott. In the closing laps, Scott managed to eke by Garrett Manes for the top spot to take the win. Scoring his second victory of the season, however, was not enough to vault the former Championship Series competitor back into the Free Agency pool, as Scott wound up finishing 36th following the drop, 90 points shy of the cut line at 30th. Your @CocaColaRacing Move of the Race! pic.twitter.com/ZnRfCSp23K — NASCAR Gaming and Esports (@ENASCARGG) April 29, 2026 For most at the top of those not yet mathematically locked, just showing up and earning points was more than enough to keep them in the top-30 following the Sim Racing Expo 150 at Texas Motor Speedway. 28 of the 30 drivers that entered above the cut stayed there following the final 10 checkered flags flew among the 10 splits. The two that were not so fortunate were Jacob Wilkerson, who had connection issues early and wound up finishing 31st in Top Split. The other hopeful to fall out was Ethan Eckert, who ran one of the most impressive campaigns down in the fourth split. In the final race, however, a damaged racecar led to an 18th place finish. The two below the cut to move in included one of the Second Split hopefuls, and another former eNASCAR Championship Series driver, Ryan