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Linkiewicz Takes Thompson Checkers
September 23rd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
With eight weeks down and four to go in the NASCAR iRacing.com Late Model season, sim-racers would be tested at Thompson International Raceway. This single groove monster is known for handing-out the “Thompson 2x” and this week would keep pace with that sim-racing tradition. Lapped cars and passing would be the biggest issues this week. … Read the Rest »
The Nürburgring is Coming to iRacing!
September 19th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Racing.com Motorsport Simulations, the world’s most realistic racing game, announced it will add the fabled Nürburgring to iRacing.com’s catalogue of over 65 laser-scanned race tracks. The news comes in the wake of iRacing’s licensing agreement with Aston Martin Racing cars and the revelation that iRacers recently eclipsed the one billion lap milestone. Today’s announcement at … Read the Rest »
Gress Holds on to Win at Irwindale
September 16th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
The iRacing.com Late Model Series headed west — way west — as they ventured to California’s Irwindale Speedway. This half mile progressive banked speedway proved to be a challenge as the surface was slick, but that did not deter the sim-racers as they raced hard for the 50 laps, some drivers completely sideways coming out … Read the Rest »
Imitation of Life
September 8th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Every time a sim racer starts up his/her wheel, we expect to have a software experience that mimics real-life racing. However, sim racers try their absolute hardest to find the loopholes and gaps in the given software to find the extra tenth of a second they need. Whether it be from setups, track lines, or … Read the Rest »
iRacing Passes the One Billion Lap Mark
September 8th, 2014 by Kevin Bobbitt
Bedford, MA (September 8, 2014) – iRacing.com Motorsport Simulations, the world’s most realistic racing game, announced today that its members have driven over a billion laps on iRacing.com. “A billion is a lot of laps!” said Tony Gardner, President of iRacing.com. “If you figure an average of a minute a lap on our catalogue of road … Read the Rest »
Piland Stars at Langley
September 3rd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Langley Speedway hosted the Week 5 sim racing action for the NASCAR iRacing.com Late Model Series. Nestled in Hampton Va, at just .395 mile in length and only six degrees of banking, Langley poses an assortment of challenges. Setting-up for this short track would be first on the list as, with its long, sweeping corners … Read the Rest »
Majeski Charges to South Boston Win
August 26th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
With a third of the season put away the NASCAR iRacing.com Late Model Series journeyed to South Boston Speedway. At just 4/10 miles in length and lap times in the 15 second bracket, So Bo challenged sim-racers in a variety of ways but primarily accident avoidance. In this week’s feature race it took less then … Read the Rest »
Bill Martin cruises to victory at Stafford
August 19th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Week 3 of the NASCAR iRacing.com Late Model Series brought the sim-racers to Stafford Motor Speedway, in Stafford Springs, Connecticut. This ½ mile track with long sweeping corners would test the sim-racers for 50 laps. With tire conservation in mind, drivers had to take an easy entry into the corners and try not to push … Read the Rest »
Rights and a Few Lefts
August 16th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
After spending the first week of the season making only left turns, the NASCAR iRacing Class B Fixed Series brought 1,231 sim racers from all around the world to the virtual Watkins Glen International circuit for 15 laps of road racing action. Regarded as the oval of road racing, Watkins Glen drew many of the … Read the Rest »
Familiar Face in Victory Lane
August 7th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
New Smyrna Speedway played host to the first week of the NASCAR iRacing.com Limited Late Model series. At just 0.48 miles in length New Smyrna is home to some of the major short track events in Florida including the World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing and the Governors Cup. The events this week would … Read the Rest »