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A Pretty Sweet Lime (Rock)
April 7th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
With only four races left in the season the folks at UK&I Skip Barber League ventured Stateside once again for Round Eight at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut (one of the few tracks in the world I’ve had the pleasure of seeing outside of sim-racing). Going into the race Blake Townend was a solid 40 … Read the Rest »
Interview with a Champion: Renato Silva
April 7th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Versão em português abaixo Renato Silva has been the name to look for in SuperGT series, on the first season of the year at Brasil Lemans Series league. With four victories within five races, a second place finish and the champion title already secured with one race remaining in the season, the beginning of 2014 … Read the Rest »
Get to Know: Michael Abrams
April 7th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
iRacer Michael Abrams knows a thing or two about cars and racing. Although he started sim-racing over a decade ago with Papyrus’ NASCAR Racing 4, his racing experience started even earlier. From 2000 to 2010, the Long Island-based Abrams raced radio-controlled cars and after earning multiple trophies in his r/c career, he decided to return … Read the Rest »
Shelton’s Rockingham Upset; Kusheba’s Shrinking Lead
April 4th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
For the first time in four weeks, PEAK Stock Car Dreams National Series points leader, Paul Kusheba is starting to look in his rear view mirror in the championship chase. Meanwhile, Greenfield, Indiana’s Caleb Shelton is celebrating his first weekly win of the season. Week 9 put the PEAK Stock Car Dreams National Series in … Read the Rest »
The Lone Star Paperclip
April 4th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Texas Motor Speedway and Martinsville Speedway are complete opposites of each other. One is a 1.5-mile high banked superspeedway and the other is a flat half-mile paperclip. Each track produces exciting racing, but in two entirely different fashions. Texas produces great side-by-side action and fast speeds and Martinsville is a tight, one-lane racetrack which produces … Read the Rest »
Raffurty Takes All at Martinsville
April 3rd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
The NASCAR iRacing Series moved to the state of Virginia for Week 6 at Martinsville Speedway – also known as the Worlds Fastest Paperclip. The .526 mile track would completely change the sim-racers’ driving style from the previous week at Auto Club Speedway as Martinsville requires pin-point accuracy on the slow, tight corners – and … Read the Rest »
Majeski in Control at Langley
April 3rd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Week 9 saw the NASCAR iRacing.com Super Late Model Series venture to Hampton, VA to take-on Langley Speedway. Langley is one of the flattest tracks in the area with just 6 degrees of a banking and measuring at just .395 miles in length. Turning 90 laps here tested the sim-racers, especially on a night when … Read the Rest »
Cooke Wins in Kentucky
April 2nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Week Nine of the 2014 Season 1 iRacing.com IndyCar Oval Series sent the series to Kentucky Speedway. 50 sim-racers participated in online races throughout the week. Pit stops, along with stability on restarts — and in Turns 3 and 4 — would be the stories throughout the week. Matt Cooke (Canada) started on pole, with … Read the Rest »
Buchberger Thrashes to Victory at Bristol
April 2nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
After an exciting, draft-filled week of sim-racing on the virtual plains of Kansas, the iRacing Silver Crown Cup traveled east to the last great (digital) colosseum: Bristol Motor Speedway. This half-mile re-creation of the historic speedway produced some classic sim-racing during Thursday night’s event. With drivers having such experience with this car/track combination, the yellow … Read the Rest »
Gernot Fritsche Wins at VIR, Expands Lotus 79 Championship Lead
April 2nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
The ninth week of the 2014 Season 1 Classic Lotus Grand Prix iRacing Series was held at the beautiful and terrifying Virginia International Raceway this past Sunday. Terrifying? Consider that only 23 drivers elected to take part (of whom 19 are regular CTC members), and that only four warm-up races were able to get adequate … Read the Rest »