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šŸ Screen to Speed 2026 – Event 3 Recap Tsukuba Circuit | Toyota GR86

  • Apr 21
  • 3 min read

Screen to Speed continues to deliver exactly what it was built for, a competitive, supportive, all-women’s championship where drivers can push, learn, and race hard in a space designed for them.

Event 3 at Tsukuba proved once again that this grid is only getting stronger.


šŸ“‹ TsukubaĀ Event FormatĀ 4/19/2026

  • 10-minute open qualifying

  • 2 x 20-minute races

  • Tight, technical Tsukuba layout → nonstop action



šŸŽļø Race 1 – Close From Lights to Flag

Sara Dove led the field to green from pole, alongside Lucia Tosi and Kristina Ryan.

A clean launch from the front-runners meant the top 5 held formation early, but the pressure never let up.

Kristina Ryan wasted no time, making a decisive move on Tosi at the start to take P2 — and from there, she stayed locked onto Dove’s rear bumper.

Further back, previous podium finisher Olivia Krzyanowska got caught up in early contact, dropping down to P10 and forced into recovery mode.

Up front? Absolute intensity.

Less than a second covered the top 5 for nearly the entire race, constant pressure, no mistakes, and zero breathing room.



šŸ”„ Race 2 – Battles Turn Into a War

The grid reset based on Race 1 results, meaning Round 2 started exactly where things left off.

The first half looked calm… but it didn’t stay that way.

Kristina Ryan had learned from Race 1.

At the halfway mark, she made her move on Dove for the lead — and that’s when everything exploded.

A three-way fight broke out between:

  • Kristina Ryan

  • Sara Dove

  • Lucia Tosi

Position changes. Crossovers. Constant pressure.

Lap after lap, they traded places in one of the best battles of the season so far.

Ryan eventually managed to break free, building just enough of a gap — about half a second — to escape the chaos behind.


šŸ“ø Final Lap Drama

While Ryan edged away, the fight for P2 came down to the wire.

Into the final corner of the final lap:

Sara Dove sent it to the inside of Lucia Tosi.

Side-by-side to the line…

0.001 seconds.

A true photo finish — one of the closest in Screen to Speed history.


šŸ† Final Event Results

  1. Sara Dove šŸ„‡

  2. Kristina Ryan 🄈

  3. Lucia Tosi šŸ„‰


šŸ† Event Highlights

  • Kristina Ryan delivers a statement performance with elite racecraft

  • Sara Dove shows consistency and late-race aggression

  • Lucia Tosi right in the fight the whole event longĀ 

  • ā€œThe most fun I ever had on iRacing everā€ — Kristina Ryan

  • ā€œThe best league for womenā€ — Lucia Tosi

  • Top 5 covered by under a second in Race 1

  • Photo finish for P2 in Race 2 (0.001s šŸ”„)

Screen to Speed isn’t just growing — it’s leveling up.

The pace is rising. The racing is cleaner. The battles are better.

If you are not on this grid, you are missing out.

šŸ“ŗ Watch all the action back on:

  • Twitch

  • YouTube

  • Roku (Esports Edge)


Next Stop: Virginia International RacewayCar: Formula Vee

We’ll see you on the grid. šŸ‘Š


Broadcast Coverage

Fans were able to follow all the action across multiple platforms:

šŸ“ŗ Live on Roku via the Esports Edge channelšŸŽ® Live on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/initesportsā–¶ļø Live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@initesports

Special thanks to our broadcast partner, AK Esports UK, whose production team helps bring professional coverage to audiences worldwide.



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