The Case for a B-Class ARCA Series in iRacing
The ARCA cars in iRacing are fun to drive but the D-class environment doesn’t do them justice. Here’s why a B-class series following the real ARCA schedule, modeled on NIS, would work.
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Dan Jordan Ran All 84 NASCAR Legends 87 Races at Talladega in One Week
Dan Jordan ran every available NASCAR Legends 87 race at Talladega Superspeedway in iRacing for an entire week, finishing 84 consecutive sessions. The clip pulled nearly 50,000 views on X.
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iRacing Career Mode Confirmed for Season 4
iRacing Career Mode arrives in Season 4 with AI progression ladders, Save Game support, and no iRating impact. Here is every officially confirmed detail ahead of the September launch.
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Porsche Esports Supercup Regional Mid-Season Report
Three races down, two to go. Here is where every driver stands in the Porsche Esports Supercup Regional Championships halfway through the qualification season for Spa.
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iRacing Portimao 1000 Guide for August 14 and 15
The iRacing Portimao 1000 runs August 14 and 15. Here is what you need: car classes, minimum license, team rules, and how to find a session that works for your team.
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iRacing Knoxville Nationals 2026: Entry, Format, and Schedule
The iRacing Knoxville Nationals 2026, presented by SimpleTire, is running this week with World of Outlaws 410 Sprint Cars at Knoxville Raceway. Here is the full breakdown of entry requirements, the heat race format, the Alphabet Soup bracket, and when to catch the broadcast.
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iRacing GT3 Meta Car vs. Racing What You Love
The Ford Mustang GT3 has a real lap time edge in iRacing’s GT3 fixed-setup series. Whether you should chase it depends on what you want from sim racing.
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Porsche Esports Supercup Regional Standings After Three Races
The Porsche Esports Supercup Regional Championships are three races in across four regions. Here is where every region stands heading into the final two rounds before the September 19 World Championship Series at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Some of iRacing’s Biggest Questions Answered
Some iRacing questions get answered once and stick. Others get debated in every forum for years without a satisfying conclusion. These are the ones worth paying attention to.
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Why iRacing Works as a Mental Health Reset
Sim racing mental health benefits come from the total concentration iRacing demands. Here is why getting in the car is one of the best ways to clear your head after a tough day.
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Will iRacing Add the DC Street Circuit for the Freedom 250?
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix runs on the National Mall in three weeks. iRacing doesn’t have the DC street circuit. Here’s what that could mean for the sim.
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How eNASCAR Became a Real Motorsport Career Pipeline
The eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series has grown into a genuine career pipeline, producing real-world NASCAR drivers, race engineers, broadcasters, and sim professionals at the highest level.
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From A-License to First Win: Goal Progression in iRacing
Turn license gains into win certificates with a step-by-step plan you can actually follow.
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IndyCar Reveals the Dallara IR-28 for the 2028 Season
IndyCar revealed the IR-28 on July 28, introducing the car that replaces the Dallara IR-18 for 2028. Here’s what its specs tell sim racers and what it likely means for iRacing.
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iRacing’s Custom League Regulations for Multi-Class Racing
iRacing league regulations, added in Season 3, let organizers apply real-world pit rules, driver aid settings, and class branding to hosted and league events. Here is what each regulation set does and how to configure it.
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iRacing Multi-Class Pace Cars: The iTested Series Explained
The iTested Series in Season 3 Patch 3 is iRacing’s live test of a new per-class pace car system for multi-class racing. Here is what changed, how the system works, and what it means for multi-class events going forward.
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iRacing Security Issue Took Service Offline for Four Hours
iRacing took its service offline for four hours on July 22 to investigate a security issue. No user data was compromised, but a mandatory password reset is coming for all members.
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How iRacing Handles Reckless vs. Malicious Driving
iRacing treats reckless and malicious driving differently in its protest system. Here is what that distinction means, why the line is drawn there, and what you can do about reckless incidents on track.
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IndyCar Video Games: 30 Years From Papyrus to iRacing
IndyCar video games stretch back to 1989 and the Papyrus sim that defined a genre. Here is the full 30-year history, from the Papyrus era through the long drought, and into what INDYCAR Racing The Game means for open-wheel gaming in 2027.
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iTested Multiclass Starts Are Live and Sim Racers Have Notes
The iTested multiclass starts are running at Watkins Glen this week. Here is what sim racers on track are finding about per-class pace cars, start zones, and where the friction is.
