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GT Challenge Series Week 10: Japan

July 15th, 2013 by

Week 10 of the iRacing.com GT Challenge headed to Japan and the Suzuka International Grand Prix Circuit, most notably known for its hosting of the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix.  The circuit consists of a flowing layout that includes a bridge where the track actually crosses over itself.  And while this fast circuit is one … Read the Rest »

Week 17 Good for Alfalla and Hill

July 15th, 2013 by

New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosted Week 17 of the NASCAR iRacing Series with Tyler D Hudson still leading the points over Landon Harrison by a healthy margin. Thursday night marked the start of the week and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Timmy Hill found himself on the pole with Kyle McCormick, third in points, starting … Read the Rest »

Resurgent Target/Chip Ganassi

July 15th, 2013 by

To coin a phrase, reports of the demise of Target/Chip Ganassi Racing may have been ever so slightly exaggerated.  At least that would seem to be the case in the wake of back-to-back weekends in the IZOD IndyCar Series that saw Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti finish one-three in the Pocono 400 before Dixon swept … Read the Rest »

The Lefturn Memorial 100 – July 23

July 15th, 2013 by

As the iRacing.com Sprint Car Series winds down their latest season, many vividly remember their thrills and spills that have highlighted one of the most exceptional sprint car seasons to date. With the experience that iRacing.com supplies for their sim drivers, almost all aspects of many kinds of motorsports are replicated with intricate detail; from … Read the Rest »

inRacing News Challenge Reaches for the Summit

July 12th, 2013 by

The iRacing.com inRacing News Challenge Mixed-Class series headed back to West Virginia for the fourth and final time this season to Summit Point’s longest configuration in Week 10.  The 1.98 mile layout provides racers with a long 2,900 foot straight away which makes for exciting sling-shot passing before heavy braking into Turn 1. Last week … Read the Rest »

Meet iRacing IndyCar Oval Series Nice Guy Matt Cooke

July 12th, 2013 by

IndyCar Oval series nice guy Matt Cooke took time to meet with me. Matt is considered a relative new comer to the series and has made a huge impact in the IndyCar Oval racing community. Matt has so far been one of two drivers to start an IndyCar Fixed SoF race from the pole. Overall … Read the Rest »

Hulbert Barely Wins at VIR

July 12th, 2013 by

For this week, the iRacing Skip Barber Series dropped by Virginia International Raceway. They will utilize the Full Course. The track was opened in 1957, but closed in 1974, becoming a cow pasture afterwards. It reopened in 2000 thanks to Harvey Siegel,  New Yorker. So far, the only major race series to have ever visited … Read the Rest »

Sparks Flying in the Battle for the Crown

July 11th, 2013 by

The tenth week of the iRacing.com IndyCar Oval Series saw the return of the IndyCars to Pocono after 24 years away in conjunction with the Indy 400 Triple Crown event. Over a thousand race teams took to the iRacing.com version of the Tricky Triangle in both the Fixed and Open series. The three cornered track … Read the Rest »

Douglas Drives to Victory at Richmond

July 11th, 2013 by

Now a day when people think of Richmond they think of NASCAR Sprint Cup action and drama at the acclaimed short track. However, for the NASCAR iRacing.com Late Model Series the track is something completely different and something completely the same. This season was filled with protests from series regulars regarding tracks that they thought … Read the Rest »

O’Keefe Holds Off Grillo for Victory

July 10th, 2013 by

The ninth week of the iRacing Skip Barber Race Series dropped by Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. It is one of the tracks that is included in any new subscription. The 2.238 miles racetrack is not a track to be taken lightly. Although the track may seems to look easy at first, it is completely different … Read the Rest »