The sports cars iRacing offers span the full competitive spectrum of GT racing, from classic GT1 and GTO machinery to modern GT3, GT4, and GTE contenders built for the world’s top endurance championships. Cars from Aston Martin, Audi, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG, and Porsche are all represented, covering the range from entry-level GT4 to top-class GTE competition. Whether running sprint races or long-distance enduros, there is a sports car here for every kind of competitor.
When iRacing announced in the 2025 Season 4 update that its popular GT3 series would be split into three new regional championships—Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific—the reaction was immediate and polarized. Some cheered the expanded track pool and extra race slots, while others worried it would “kill” the main GT3 series or dilute participation across too…
The entire GT4 class just got its biggest rework since the cars arrived in iRacing. iRacing rebuilt the class around modern physics primitives, a fully updated tire model (dry and wet), and a rules/BoP pass that aligns the sim with today’s IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge (IMPC). The result: higher top speeds, lower minimum corner speeds,…
With its debut in Season 4, the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 EVO joins one of iRacing’s most competitive and diverse classes. But how does it stack up? Compared to the Porsche 992 GT3 R, the Aston has more low-end grunt thanks to its twin-turbo power delivery, though it may not rotate as eagerly in tight…
The BMW M4 GT3 EVO represents a major evolution in its handling, responsiveness, and performance. Here are the key upgrades you’ll notice, plus what they mean on the track: In short: the EVO isn’t superficial. It gives more setup flexibility, sharper handling, and better driver feedback on what the car is doing. If you race…
The Vantage GT3 EVO builds on Aston Martin’s already proven GT3 platform with a series of performance-driven updates. The EVO package introduces revised aerodynamics — particularly around the front nose — plus improved suspension to sharpen handling. Paired with Aston’s powerful 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, this car has already made waves in real racing, including a…
The Ford Mustang GT4 brings the raw attitude of American muscle into the tightly balanced world of GT4 racing. Designed and developed in partnership with Multimatic Motorsport, the car translates Ford’s heritage into a package that is both modern and competitive. Underneath the aggressive bodywork is a purpose-built race machine that combines brute strength with…
After being announced in summer 2023, the Ford Mustang GT4 is officially released in iRacing as part of the 2025 Season 4 build. Some release highlights: For many users, this was a much-anticipated addition, filling a gap for a modern American muscle GT4 in the iRacing roster.
The Aston Martin Vantage GT3 EVO looks every bit the part of a championship contender in iRacing. We’ve assembled a gallery of screenshots showing the car in action, from detailed close-ups of its revised front aero to on-track shots that capture its sleek silhouette. Click through the gallery below to see the car in high…
The wait is over: the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 EVO has officially arrived in iRacing as part of the 2025 Season 4 build. The car is now available for purchase in the garage and is fully rain-ready, making it a competitive option across every GT3 race in the service. This release marks the next chapter…
In this video, iRacing gives a first full look at the Ford Mustang GT4: its in-game visuals, aerodynamics, and ambient/rain effects. The footage includes both static and on-track shots, showing details like the DSSV dampers, GT4 aero parts, natural fiber body panels, and the driver’s view. It gives a sense of what it’s like to…
Take a closer look at the brand-new Ford Mustang GT4 in iRacing! We’ve gathered a collection of screenshots that showcase the car’s aggressive styling, GT4-spec aero package, and on-track presence. From detailed cockpit views to side-by-side racing shots, these images give you a first glimpse of what it’s like to wheel Ford’s latest GT4 machine…
The Kia Optima GX iRacing legacy is defined as the car that broke the RWD mold. Long before the Audi RS3 or the Honda Civic TCR arrived on the service, the Optima was the lone wolf carrying the flag for front-wheel-drive enthusiasts. It represents a time when iRacing and Kia collaborated to prove that “economy…
Heads up to all BMW M4 GT3 owners: your car is getting the EVO treatment, and yes — it’s free. The upcoming iRacing Season 4 build will automatically upgrade the existing BMW M4 GT3 package to the EVO spec, bringing both physics refinements and updated artwork. Among the tweaks: faster steering, more flexible suspension options,…
Unveiled in the summer of 2023 for competition beginning in 2024, the Ford Mustang GT4 was officially announced by iRacing and Ford/Multimatic to join the GT4 class. Some of the announcement’s key points included:
It’s official: the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 EVO is coming to iRacing with the 2025 Season 4 build. In an update from iRacing’s Greg Hill, the development team confirmed that the car was built in close collaboration with Aston Martin and real-world drivers who race the Vantage EVO. The EVO variant, unveiled by Aston Martin…
The iRacing Aston Martin partnership is officially expanding. In the August 2025 development update, iRacing confirms a new multi-car collaboration with Aston Martin that begins with the recently announced Vantage GT3 EVO. Developers say this is just the start of a broader lineup of Aston Martin race cars set to arrive in future builds. According…
In the modern iRacing Cadillac CTS-V era, the car has transitioned from a headline premier vehicle to what many call the “ultimate hidden gem” of the free content library. While the participation numbers in the Fanatec Global Challenge may not always rival the massive GT3 grids, those who take the time to learn the CTS-V…
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