Legends Ford ’34 Coupe Overview and Guide
Specs, handling, and racing style of the Legends Ford ’34 Coupe.
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SK Modified Setup School: Balancing the Offset Chassis
In the NASCAR SK Modified iRacing garage, you are working with a machine designed for total asymmetry. With 56% of the weight already sitting on the left side of the car, your job is to fine-tune how that weight moves when the car enters the corner. Unlike heavier stock cars, the SK Modified responds to…
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Silver Crown Launch: 800HP and No Downforce
The Silver Crown iRacing release has officially arrived, bringing the raw power and high-speed intensity of USAC’s “Big Cars” to the simulation. This front-engine, open-wheel beast is a unique addition to the service, offering a driving experience that combines the mechanical grit of a short-track racer with the blistering speeds of a superspeedway bullet. With…
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Pontiac Solstice Launch: The Foundation of Road Racing
The Pontiac Solstice iRacing launch on August 26, 2008, was the official start of a new era in simulation history. As the servers went live, the Solstice immediately became the proving ground for thousands of aspiring road racers. The reception was focused on the car’s “transparent” physics; unlike many simulators that use canned assists, the…
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Legends Ford ’34 Coupe Official Release
The Legends Ford ’34 Coupe joins iRacing’s oval lineup.
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The 410 Sprint Car is Now Live: No Clutch, No Fear
The iRacing Sprint Car has officially arrived, bringing the most visceral and “brutish” open-wheel experience to the service. This is not just another car; it is a 410 cubic inch, 800-horsepower roller skate designed for the bravest sim racers. By launching this American grassroots legend, iRacing has filled the top of the short-track pyramid. From…
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The Ultimate Spec Racer Ford Guide: Mastering Lift-Off Oversteer
This Spec Racer Ford iRacing guide explores the technical mastery required to drive one of the most polarizing cars in sim racing history. The original 1.9L Spec Racer Ford (SRF) is a “momentum car” in its purest form. With only 105 horsepower and a significant weight of 1,670 lbs, you cannot rely on acceleration to…
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Official: Pontiac Solstice Confirmed as iRacing Launch Content
In July 2008, iRacing officially announced that the Pontiac Solstice iRacing would be a core piece of content for the platform’s August launch. Developed in collaboration with the GM Performance Division, the digital Solstice is a faithful recreation of the Z0K Club Sport version—a car that won consecutive SCCA national titles. This announcement confirms that…
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Official: Pavement Sprint Car Confirmed for Launch
It is official: the 410 cubic inch pavement iRacing Sprint Car is coming to the service. iRacing has confirmed that this legendary “roller skate” will be a centerpiece of its oval racing lineup at launch. This car is not just another addition to the roster; it is the definitive American grassroots racer. With a power-to-weight…
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Official: SCCA Spec Racer Ford Launching with iRacing
The Spec Racer Ford iRacing partnership is officially a reality. iRacing.com and the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) have jointly announced a multi-year agreement naming iRacing the “Official Motorsport Simulation of the SCCA.” As the centerpiece of this collaboration, the SCCA Spec Racer Ford is joining the service as a foundational car in the…
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Official: The C&R Racing Silver Crown Announced
The Silver Crown iRacing partnership is official. iRacing has formally announced the addition of the C&R Racing Silver Crown to its premier oval racing lineup. Known as the “Big Cars” of the United States Auto Club (USAC), these front-engine, open-wheel beasts represent the ultimate challenge in American short-track and speedway racing. This announcement confirms that…
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Rumors: The “Roller Skate” Sprint Car Coming to iRacing
The iRacing Sprint Car rumors are currently the talk of the short-track community. As iRacing prepares its initial roster of vehicles, whispers have surfaced regarding the inclusion of the ultimate American “roller skate.” This isn’t just another oval car; it is a machine that hearkens back to the era of Vukovich and Parnelli Jones—a time…
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Rumors: The SCCA Spec Racer Ford is Coming to iRacing
The Spec Racer Ford iRacing rumors are picking up speed as the simulator nears its public debut. SCCA club racing has long been the backbone of American amateur motorsport. It only makes sense that iRacing would seek to include one of its most iconic vehicles. Leaks from internal testing suggest that a laser-scanned version of…
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Rumors: Pontiac Solstice Joining the iRacing Rookie Lineup
The Pontiac Solstice iRacing rumors are currently the primary focus for early sim racing adopters. As iRacing prepares for its 2008 launch, the demand for a dedicated “rookie” road car has never been higher. Unlike the high-horsepower prototypes seen in early tech demos, whispers from the development labs suggest that iRacing has secured the license…
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Rumors: The “Ground Pounder” SK Modified Coming to iRacing
The NASCAR SK Modified iRacing rumors are currently the hottest topic in the Northeast short-track community. For decades, the Modified has been the undisputed king of the bullrings, and sim racers are desperate for a digital version that captures the raw, open-wheel aggression of these “ground pounders.” Leaked reports suggest that iRacing is focusing on…
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Rumors: The USAC “Big Cars” are Coming to iRacing
The Silver Crown iRacing rumors are gaining massive traction as the service prepares for its debut. Whispers from within the development team suggest that iRacing is working on a high-fidelity recreation of the “Big Cars”—the legendary front-engine, open-wheel beasts that dominated the American championship circuit for decades. If these rumors are true, sim racers are…
