RaceRoom announces Imola 2 Hours Special Event
RaceRoom has opened details for a new April 25 Special Event at Imola, featuring multi-class racing with LMDh and GT3 over a 2-hour race distance.
We’ve got a new RaceRoom event announcement to note: the Imola 2 Hours Special Event is set for April 25, bringing multi-class endurance racing back to the platform. The official announcement outlines the format, classes, and registration timing in RaceRoom’s event post.
What changed
Cars
- Multi-class racing returns for this Special Event.
- The event will feature LMDh and GT3 classes in the same race.
- RaceRoom says LMDh will bring the outright pace, while GT3 will contest its own class battles, with traffic management between classes as a key factor.
Tracks
- The event takes place at Imola.
- RaceRoom describes the circuit as rhythm-based, with fast direction changes, narrow sections, and unforgiving kerbs.
Events
- New Special Event: Imola 2 Hours.
- Race length: 2 hours.
- Date: April 25.
- Registration opens: April 24.
- RaceRoom also states that the top split will be broadcast live in partnership with Traxion.gg.
From the changelog
Structured change list parsed from the official notes.
cars
- Multi-class racing returns with a new Special Event at one of Europe’s most iconic circuits. On April 25, the Imola 2 Hours brings LMDh and GT3 cars together for a full-length endurance battle where strategy, traffic management, and consistency decide the outcome. [previewyoutube="cwXR2Yvdg9g;full"] [h3]Two classes, one race[/h3] [img src="{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/4043123/de2976040d3ff01fad3a62034d55ce48386a84a8.png"] LMDh prototypes deliver outright speed and demand precision through traffic, while GT3 cars fight their own battles with close, competitive racing. Managing the pace difference between classes is key. Clean overtakes, smart positioning, and patience will make the difference over two hours. [img src="{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/4043123/65ea00d62751ab32e9df67e78843b8aae3a68712.png"] [h3]The challenge of Imola[/h3] [img src="{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/4043123/1a1bcb4a405f677ce481d59c684279b12f98d569.jpg"] Imola rewards rhythm and punishes mistakes. Fast direction changes, narrow sections, and unforgiving kerbs mean there is little room for error. Whether you are threading a prototype through traffic or defending in a GT3 pack, every lap requires focus. [h3]Event details[/h3] [*] Track: Imola [/*][*] Classes: LMDh & GT3 [/*][*] Race length: 2 Hours [/*][*] Date: April 25 [/*][*] Registration opens: April 24 [/*] [h3]Live broadcast[/h3] The top split will be streamed live in partnership with Traxion.gg, bringing full race coverage and commentary to the RaceRoom community. Get your practice in, choose your class, and be ready when registration opens. This is one you do not want to miss.
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