How to Fix Neck and Shoulder Pain From Sim Racing
Neck and shoulder pain from sim racing is a fixable problem. Here is what causes it and what the community has found actually works.
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iRacing Is Building the NASCAR San Diego Street Circuit
iRacing is building the NASCAR San Diego Street Circuit at Naval Base Coronado, with a June 2026 release target to line up with the real-world race weekend. -
The iRacing Open-Wheel Ladder: The Ray FF1600’s Vital Role
Career path guide explaining why the Ray FF1600 is the most important step for aspiring sim racers. -
How to Set Up Force Feedback in iRacing: A Coach’s Guide
Good force feedback in iRacing is not about maximum strength. Here is a coach’s breakdown of wheel settings, linear mode, and per-car tuning for better feel and faster laps. -
Kenny Brady Wins Darlington in eNASCAR Overtime
Kenny Brady won Round 7 of the 2026 eNASCAR Qualifying Series at Darlington in overtime, leading only the final two laps to take his second win of the season. -
How to Avoid Green Flag Wrecks on Short Track Ovals in iRacing
Short track oval racing in iRacing can feel like survival mode — especially when half the field spins before Turn 1. Here’s how to stay calm, stay clean, and avoid becoming part of the chaos when the green flag drops. -
iRacing IMSA Classic 500: Laguna Seca Throwback Guide
iRacing and IMSA are co-promoting the IMSA Classic 500 at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, tied to the real-world IMSA Throwback Weekend in May 2026. Here is what you need to know. -
What Is a Good Safety Rating in iRacing?
Safety Rating in iRacing runs on a scale from 0.00 to 4.99. What counts as a good Safety Rating in iRacing depends on your license level and goals. Here is what each range means and how to build yours. -
Kenny Brady Wins at Auto Club in eNASCAR Overtime
Kenny Brady hung on for the Top Split win at Auto Club Speedway in overtime on Tuesday, while Jake Nichols took Second Split. Both recorded their first wins of the 2026 eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Qualifying Series. -
iRacing Sebring 12 Hours 2026: Everything You Need to Know
The iRacing Sebring 12 Hours is running right now. The race opened on Friday, March 27, and sessions continue through Sunday, March 29. Four starting windows cover every major time zone. If you want in, there is still time. SessionDateGMTEastern (ET)Session 1Friday, March 2722:006:00 PMSession 2Saturday, March 2807:003:00 AMSession 3Saturday, March 2812:008:00 AMSession 4Saturday, March… -
iRacing Arcade Adding Free Caterham 7 in First Content Update
The Caterham Seven is heading to iRacing Arcade as the game’s first free content update, with more free cars and tracks confirmed for later this year. -
Why Monza Can Be Chaos in iRacing
Monza is one of the most iconic circuits in motorsport history. It’s fast, it’s legendary, and it’s a fan favorite in Formula 1 and GT racing. But in iRacing, Monza has earned a different reputation: a track where chaos seems inevitable. From the first lap carnage to the way incident points pile up, Monza can… -
2026 Sebring 12 Hour: Full Preview and Initial BOP Breakdown
The 2026 iRacing Sebring 12 Hour powered by VCO runs March 27-29. Here is everything you need to know: race details, session schedule, full initial BOP tables, and a breakdown of who has the edge in each class. -
Understanding Aero Damage in iRacing: What Really Happens When You Hit Something
Aerodynamic damage is one of the most misunderstood parts of iRacing. When your car slows down after contact, it’s easy to notice. Understanding why it behaves differently is the tricky part. Aero damage in iRacing is modeled in a detailed, car-specific way. Even small changes to bodywork can drastically change how your car performs. How… -
iRacing Is Coming to Apple Vision Pro This Spring
iRacing announced it’s coming to Apple Vision Pro this spring through a collaboration with Apple and NVIDIA, using CloudXR 6.0 to stream full sim-racing fidelity wirelessly from your PC to the headset. -
iRacing Beginner Series Strategy: Should You Stick to One Series or Try Them All?
When you first join iRacing, one of the biggest questions isn’t about setup files or car choices—it’s how to structure your racing. Should you commit to one series and master it? Or should you jump between different cars and tracks each week to learn faster? The truth is, both approaches work. The right choice depends… -
Ray FF1600 Real World vs Sim: A Comparison of the Formula Ford Legacy
A historical deep dive comparing the iRacing Ray FF1600 to its real-world BRSCC festival counterpart. -
St. Petersburg Grand Prix: Corner by Corner Breakdown
A complete corner-by-corner guide to the St. Petersburg Grand Prix: braking points, racing lines, passing zones, and where most drivers get into trouble. -
iRacing Launches Official DTM Series for 2026
iRacing and DTM have partnered to launch an official 2026 series, with eight rounds tied to the real-world DTM calendar and the same GT3 cars on track. -
How to Get the Most Out of iRacing’s AI (A Practical, Tunable Playbook)
iRacing’s AI can be incredible once tuned right. This guide shows how to build a custom roster, balance aggression, optimism, and smoothness, and create realistic, story-driven races that feel like competing in a real championship.
