The official
Swiss Sim Racing Championship
since 2019!
The 2026 qualifiers are over, and now things get serious. The top 28 in each category have secured their spot on the starting grid. On October 25, 2026, the decisions will be made at the Race Centers during Race 1 and Race 2. On November 15, 2026, we will crown the 2026 Swiss Simracing Champions at the grand finale at MOTORWORLD Kemptthal. Fantastic prizes and the perfect gateway into real-world motorsport await the winners. You can find all the information about the Race Day and the finale on this website. Join us and be part of the excitement!

Race Calendar 2026

RACE 1+2
Silverstone GP- 25.10 (10:00 am – 5:30 pm)
- Centers
- SSRS TC351

RACE 3+4 (Final)
Nürburgring GP (GT)- 15.11 (10:00 am – 5:30 pm)
- Motorworld Kemptthal
- SSRS TC351
Season 2026
STEP 01 - REGISTER
Registration is no longer possible.
STEP 03 - QUALIFY
Qualification phase ended on October 3, 2026.
STEP 02 — TRAIN
Practice makes perfect! Find your nearest race center and get started.
For the Swiss Simracing Series, you can train at any participating center for the special price of CHF 59 per hour.
STEP 04 - APPLY FOR SIM LICENSE
Once you have qualified, you will need an official SIM license from Autosport Schweiz (CHF 25.–).
STEP 05 - RACES 1 + 2 AT THE RACE CENTER
The 28 best drivers from each category advance to the semi-finals. Races 1 + 2 will take place at your chosen Race Center. On the first race day, a one-time participation fee of CHF 50.– is due (cash/card at the center).
STEP 06 - FINAL AT MOTORWORLD KEMPTTHAL
The 16 best drivers from all five categories meet for the grand final — at no additional cost. Further points will be awarded, and the Swiss Champion will be crowned.
Simulation: Assetto Corsa (PC)
Vehicle: SSRS TC351
Qualification Track: SSRS Quali-Track 2026
Qualifications
You have 4 attempts, 30 minutes each, at the center of your choice.
Races 1+2
7 min. Practice, 12 min. Qualifying, 2x18 min. Races
Races 3+4
7 min. Practice, 12 min. Qualifying, 2x18 min. Races
(Top5 Reversed Grid)
Prizes
Swiss Champion
Every winner in the PRO, Over 50, Ladies, and Juniors categories receives the title "Swiss Champion".
Prizes
PRO/Ladies/Over 50 Race weekend in the F4 CEZ Academy Twingo Cup 2027
+ 1 ACS Light annual membership
PRO/Ladies/Over 50
Full-day course at the Driving Center ASSR Regensdorf
for 2 people
+ 1 ACS Light annual membership
PRO/Ladies/Over 50
L'Amante shop voucher
worth CHF 150
+ 1 ACS Light annual membership
Juniors
1 day in a racing kart
(Lyss kart track)
Juniors
1/2 day in a racing kart
(Lyss kart track)
Juniors
1/2 day in a racing kart
(Lyss kart track)
OPEN
1x ACS RCC Endurance Race (RacingFuel Academy)

Race Day 1 (SEMI FINALS) at the race center

OCTOBER 25, 2026
The top 28 participants in each category will compete in Race 1 and Race 2 live at the participating race centers. Please arrive in good time and bring your ID and sim racing license for identification.
We will notify you by email regarding which center you will be racing at and at what time. As a rule, however, you will start at your preferred center.
Unlimited training is available at all participating race centers until race day at a special rate of CHF 59 per hour.
PARTICIPATING RACING CENTERS
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Top News
Thomas Schmid wins F4 CEZ Academy & Twingo Cup
Thomas Schmid has been a part of the Swiss Simracing Series for years—and he’s no stranger to winning titles: he also took the top spot in the PRO category last year. Following his SSRS victory, the F4 CEZ Academy opened the door for him to compete in a real race weekend in the Twingo Cup. Thomas committed to the full season—and has now won it. What comes next regarding a potential Formula 4 seat remains to be seen: a test day at the Autodrom Most is still on the horizon. Learn more...
The "furioso" Final
You can expect the best simracers in Switzerland on identical high-end simulators! Additionally, you can perfectly round off your visit with a tour of MOTORWORLD KEMPTTHAL.

News
Stay connected and informed! We'll keep you updated on results and any news.
FAQ
- 1.
The OPEN category is forall drivers aged 16 and over (cut-off date 15.11.2026) who wish to participatein the Swiss Simracing Series under professional conditions without an ASS SIMlicense. It is the ideal entry into competitive sim racing. Important to know:Drivers who have won the OPEN category in a previous year must compete in adifferent category. The winner receives the title "Winner of the OPENCategory of the Swiss Simracing Series 2026" — however, no official Swisschampionship title is awarded.
- 2.
We will send all important information to the email address you provided in your driver account. So please make sure your contact details are correct and check your inbox.
- 3.
Feel free to contact us anytime at ssrs@rfa.ag.
- 4.
Westrongly recommend that you read the regulations carefully in advance. Therewill again be a championship format, consisting of 4 races, which will lead toan exciting season. Furthermore, qualification and races will only take placein the Race Centers. Participants are now permitted to wear their own teamshirts or sportswear. Changes for 2026: The minimum height for JUNIORS has beenreduced from 155cm to 120cm (made possible by new seat shells). Additionally,JUNIORS and LADIES will compete in separate races this year — thus providingmore starting places per category. The starting places for Races 3 + 4 (Final)have been reduced from 20 to 16.
- 5.
Youmust be in possession of a Swiss passport or a residence permit. You must betaller than 1.20m and older than 12 years. Participants in the Pro and Ladiescategories must be older than 18 years (on the day of the final). Participantsin the Open category must be older than 16 years.
- 6.
The winners of the PRO, Ladies, and Over 50 categories will receive a race weekend in the 2027 F4 CEZ Academy Twingo Cup. Second-place finishers will win a full-day course for two at the Driving Center ASSR Regensdorf, and third place will receive an L'Amante voucher worth CHF 150. All podium finishers will also receive an annual ACS Light membership. For the Juniors, race days at the Lyss kart track await, and the winner of the OPEN category will compete in an ACS RCC Endurance Race at the RacingFuel Academy. In addition, all 140 qualified drivers will receive free tickets to Auto Zürich 2026. You can find all the details in the “Prizes” section above.
- 7.
No, both qualification and the final will be raced at the Race Centers.
- 8.
Byregistering at the center, you can easily do your laps with identical settings.Our coaches are sim racing professionals and will be able to give you a tip ortwo. The centers are also prepared for personal coaching sessions. Championshiptracks & cars are not available for download.
- 9.
No, even in previous years, rookies have qualified for the final and even made it onto the podium in the end.
- 10.
Astarting fee of CHF 40.00 applies per qualification attempt (maximum 4attempts), as well as a starting fee of CHF 50.00 on the first race day. Toensure sporting fairness in the final, a sim racing license from Auto SportSchweiz, valued at CHF 25.00, must be purchased after successful qualification.In total, you can therefore expect costs ranging from CHF 115 to CHF 235.
- 11.
ASS (Auto Sport Schweiz) provides one race director and two stewards per race, who independently issue time or point penalties after the race. Protests can be submitted to them after each race, in accordance with FIA standards. You will find all information and the penalty catalog in the regulations.
- 12.
Atall events, you are allowed to wear your own team shirts.
- 13.
Atthe Race Center of your choice, you have unlimited access to the qualificationtrack and car.
Archive
2025
2025 Champion: Thomas Schmid (PRO), Vanessa Rüfenacht (LADIES), Gilbert Denzer (O50), Andreas Lo Bue (JUNIORS), Lars Baumeler (OPEN)
- PRO RaceYou can download the PDF here
- Juniors & Ladies RaceYou can download the PDF here
- O50 RaceYou can download the PDF here
- Open RaceYou can download the PDF here
- 2025 ChampionshipYou can download the PDF here
2024
2024 Champion: Pascal Gehrig (PRO), Yves Senn (LADIES), Martin Bodmer (O45), Orlando Eisenreich (JUNIORS)
- Pro Semi-Final 1You can download the PDF here
- Pro Semi-Final 2You can download the PDF here
- Juniors FinalHere you can download the PDF
- O45 FinalHere you can download the PDF
- Ladies FinalHere you can download the PDF
- Pro FinalHere you can download the PDF
2023
Champion 2023: Thomas Schmid (PRO), Bettina Buess (LADIES), Martin Bodmer (O45)
- O45 FinalHere you can download the PDF
- Ladies FinalHere you can download the PDF
- Pro FinalHere you can download the PDF
2022
Champion 2022: Leonard Heidegger (PRO), Nadia Brülisauer (LADIES), Tobias Schmidlin (OPEN), Michel Dänzer (O45)
- Race 1Here you can download the PDF
- Race 2Here you can download the PDF
- Race 3Here you can download the PDF
- Race 4Here you can download the PDF
- RankingHere you can download the PDF
2021
Champion 2021: Thomas Schmid (PRO), Danica Brönnimann (LADIES), Clemens Moonen (O45)
- Final Race Results 2021Here you can download the PDF
2020
Champion 2020: Thomas Schmid (PRO), Ljubomir Djuricic (O45), Danica Brönnimann (LADIES)
- Final Race Results 2020Here you can download the PDF
- Qualification 1 – Imola GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 2 – Brands Hatch GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 3 – Mugello GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 4 – Nürburgring GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 5 – Red Bull Ring GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 6 – Spa-Francorchamps GPHere you can download the PDF
2019
Champion 2019: Fredy Eugster (PRO)
- Final Race Results 2019Here you can download the PDF
- Qualification 1 – Nürburgring GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 2 – Laguna SecaHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 3 – Imola GPHere you can download the PDF
- Qualification 4 – Brands Hatch GPHere you can download the PDF

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