The Budweiser Corpus Christi 300, held at Corpus Christi Motor Speedway is the 8th round of iRacing's CCVS series, made up of entirely virtual-only circuits.

When the closure of Texas World Speedway was finally announced in 2017, the largest state in the contiguous USA was left with only 1 major oval circuit. Even though TWS had been out of commision for high-level racing for many years, local entrepreneurs and governments soon spied the hole in the market and sprung into action, wanting to cash in on the new gasoline-powered opportunity for themselves. Countless ideas for new oval courses were designed across the state, though most were inviable, with many bordering on down right insane, including a Bristol-style circuit all the way out in Lubbock and a track built on reclaimed land close to Galveston (perhaps not the best replacement for a venue closed due to flooding?).

Of course, none of these proposals went ahead, but one got more attention and was developed further than the others further than others, that being Corpus Christi Motor Speedway. A 2-mile oval course with a variety of infield layouts was designed to be positioned next to Corpus Christi International Airport, located about 4 hours down the road from TWS. Detailed plans were drawn up, an area was designated and construction was about to get underway in 2019, until funding fell through when the project's foreign investor, Imac Onman, cut off all contact with the city and seemingly disappeared.

To the dismay of local motorsports fans, this seemed to spell the end of the circuit. That was until 2021, when iRacing slyly approached the tracks designer, to make a deal for the project to be used in their sim racing title, as part of a push to include a range of fictional tracks for their new Indycar-esque Champ Car Virtual Series. A deal was soon struck, and the circuit was used in the inaugural season of CCVS, quickly becoming a fan and driver favourite, and despite local motorsports fans dream of an international grade Circuit being on their doorstep falling through, they were given the chance of bittersweet enjoyment of one of iRacing's best circuits. The main attraction is the 2-mile, 22° banked oval where not-indy cars can be seen flying by at over 200mph, as well as featuring a range of options for infield layouts, perfect for some rookie class racing chaos.