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Dirt Limited Late Model

Dirt Limited Late Model Officially Released in iRacing Dirt Oval

The Dirt Limited Late Model has officially been added to iRacing’s growing Dirt Oval category, giving members another authentic and competitive option in the world of Late Model racing. This release continues iRacing’s push to expand short track dirt content and provide a stepping stone between the entry-level Street Stocks and the high-powered Dirt Super Late Models.


What Is the Dirt Limited Late Model?

The Dirt Limited Late Model is a mid-level Late Model stock car built specifically for close-quarters dirt racing. It features a lighter chassis than many entry-level dirt cars while packing more horsepower, allowing drivers to balance raw speed with car control on the cushion.

On track, the Limited Late Model sits between the Pro Late Model and the Super Late Model in terms of speed and handling. This makes it a natural progression car for drivers looking to hone their craft before stepping into the top tier of dirt oval competition.


Real-World Inspiration

In real-world dirt racing, Limited Late Models are a common division at weekly tracks across the United States. Rules vary by region, but most sanctioning bodies use Limited Late Models to bridge the gap between affordable racing classes and the elite Super Late Model tours.

By introducing the Limited Late Model to iRacing, the sim mirrors this real-world ladder system, giving virtual racers a chance to develop their skills just as drivers do at local dirt tracks.


Driving Characteristics in iRacing

The Limited Late Model is designed to offer:

  • High horsepower output without overwhelming new drivers.
  • Tight, door-to-door racing that rewards throttle control.
  • Adjustable setups that allow both casual and competitive racers to find speed.
  • Dynamic racing lines, as drivers can choose to run the low groove or push the cushion up top.

This balance of power and accessibility means the car is approachable for rookies yet challenging enough to keep veterans engaged.


Series and Competition

The new car slots directly into iRacing’s official Dirt Oval series structure. Expect to see it featured in both official series rotations and league schedules, providing a natural progression path for drivers who want to climb the ranks of dirt oval competition.

The Limited Late Model is also expected to become a favorite for hosted racing and league organizers, thanks to its mix of drivability, speed, and side-by-side action.


Community Reaction

The Dirt iRacing community has long requested more diversity in Late Model racing, and this release answers that call. Early impressions from members highlight how well the car balances speed and control, offering some of the most competitive racing currently available in the Dirt Oval lineup.


The addition of the Dirt Limited Late Model further strengthens iRacing’s Dirt Oval ecosystem. It delivers an authentic, competitive, and fun racing experience, whether you’re climbing the ladder toward the Super Late Models or simply looking for great wheel-to-wheel action on America’s short tracks.

For fans of dirt racing, this is a must-drive addition that promises to become a staple of official series, leagues, and hosted sessions for years to come.

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