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Kivekäs’ Command Performance
May 23rd, 2011 by Jaime Baker
Klaus Kivekäs blasted his way to the front of the 35 car field at the dusty, arid cauldron of online racing known as Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca to dominate Round Seven of the iRacing World Championship Series Road Racing (iWCSRR) and claim his second win of the season. Starting from fourth on the grid, the … Read the Rest »
Q circles: The crop circles of iRacing?
May 7th, 2011 by Dave Kaemmer
One of the strangest story lines in the history of iRacing is the Q circle phenomenon. It is an eerie tale, and if words like quaternion and eigenvalue send shivers up your spine, then you might do well to stop reading, toss some salt over your shoulder, and just walk away. Our story begins many … Read the Rest »
iRacing, McLaren Electronic Systems Partner in Online Racing Data Analysis
May 5th, 2011 by DavidP
iRacing.com, the world’s leading online motorsports simulation service, announced today it is partnering with McLaren Electronic Systems to incorporate the ATLAS Express data analysis software into its system. As a result, iRacing’s more than 25,000 members will now have access to similar data acquisition and telemetry software used on every car competing in the FIA … Read the Rest »
iRacing Partners with McLaren Electronic Systems for Online Racing Data Analysis
May 5th, 2011 by Kevin Bobbitt
BEDFORD, MA (May 5, 2011) – iRacing.com, the world’s leading online motorsports simulation service, announced today it is partnering with McLaren Electronic Systems to incorporate the ATLAS Express data analysis software into its system. As a result, iRacing’s more than 25,000 members will now have access to similar data acquisition and telemetry software used on … Read the Rest »
iRacing.com Teams with JR Motorsports to Announce iRacing 2.0
May 3rd, 2011 by Kevin Bobbitt
BEDFORD, MA (May 3, 2011) – The JR Motorsports No.7 Chevrolet, driven by Josh Wise, will race under iRacing.com colors in two NASCAR Nationwide Series events this summer in support of the all-new iRacing 2.0, the popular online racing service’s dramatic new software release. This long awaited release will add many user enhancements and features … Read the Rest »
iRacing.com Announces iRacing 2.0
May 3rd, 2011 by Kevin Bobbitt
World’s Premier Online, Multiplayer Racing Game to Release Revolutionary Updates over the Summer Months BEDFORD, MA (April 20, 2011) – iRacing.com today formally announced its most dramatic software release to date – Version 2.0. Coming in the summer of 2011, iRacing 2.0 will feature enhancements across the board for the popular online, multi-player racing title. … Read the Rest »
The Mother of Sim Racing
April 7th, 2011 by DavidP
When my iRacing colleague Otto Szebini e-mailed me a series of photos from the NVIDIA home office showing, among other things, a Jim Clark tribute Lotus/sim racing chassis, it triggered a complex series of memories . . . not least of which (thanks to a timely reminder from David Malsher at Racer magazine) are those … Read the Rest »
Turner Claims the "Pot of Gold" at Road Atlanta
March 21st, 2011 by DavidP
Red Sox Racing League members had a short trip from last week’s online race at Homestead to this week’s event at Road Atlanta. Race number nine on the league’s 2011 schedule was the 27 lap “Oh I wish I were in Dixie, Away, Away” event. Road Atlanta is situated in the hills of northeast Georgia. … Read the Rest »
Caudill's Week in the Sun
March 16th, 2011 by DavidP
The drivers of the NASCAR iRacing Class C Series (NiCCS) rolled into Phoenix International Raceway this past week to mark the halfway point in the season. With the sixth round of the 2011 Season One taking place at the popular track, over 1300 sim racers took the chance to race the one mile configuration in … Read the Rest »
'No Nerves' Nieminen
March 12th, 2011 by DavidP
Amongst the sim-racing fraternity, it was pretty much expected that Greger Huttu would fly out of the blocks and continue where he left off in his domination of the 2010 iRacing.com World Championship Series Road Racing. Whilst the names of Luca Masier, Klaus Kivekas and David Williams were bounded around like cheap candy as possible … Read the Rest »