Mid-Race Car Adjustments in iRacing
Learn which iRacing pit adjustments actually move the needle mid-race, from brake bias to traction control to pit stop changes.
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iRacing Race Start Anxiety: How to Stay Calm and Launch Clean in GT3 & Multiclass
A repeatable pre‑start routine to calm nerves and nail clean launches in traffic.
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How to Avoid Crashes in iRacing: Racecraft Tips for Cleaner Racing
Most iRacing crashes follow predictable patterns. This guide covers the racecraft decisions that lead to fewer incidents, cleaner finishes, and a Safety Rating that actually climbs.
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When Original iRacing Members Return
The drivers who subscribed to iRacing at launch in 2008 are now in their thirties and forties. When they come back, the badge is still there, and so is the pull.
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iRacing Telemetry Widget: The Free Overlay That Loads Your Garage 61 Laps
The iRacing Telemetry Widget is a free Windows overlay that loads your Garage 61 CSV lap exports into the sim. Here is how it works and how to set it up.
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How to Use Side Draft in iRacing
Side draft in iRacing is one of the best tools for oval racing. Here is how iRacing models it, when to use it, and how to apply it in a race without ending up in the wall.
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Driver School #11: How to Race in the Rain on iRacing
Learn iRacing rain driving from the ground up. Line choice, braking, throttle control, and reading a drying track. These skills pay off fast.
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Why iRacing Doesn’t Have a Trial Mode (And Whether It Should)
iRacing charges for every car and track. Here is what the community keeps asking for, why a real trial mode has not happened yet, and whether it could.
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iRacing: When Realism Stops Being Fun
iRacing realism is the platform’s core promise. Here is why the superspeedway plate racing package is where that promise consistently breaks down, and what it means for the sim in 2026.
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iRacing Has No Podium Celebration. Racers Want One.
You finish on the podium in iRacing and nothing happens. No fanfare, no animation. Just a results table. Here’s why the community wants that to change.
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Driver School #10: Finding Time in Slow Corners
Master the slow corner technique iRacing drivers use to gain lap time through hairpins and tight bends. From entry speed to exit line, here is what matters.
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How to Get Faster at Oval Racing in iRacing
Getting faster at oval racing in iRacing comes down to a few specific areas: entry technique, throttle application, line variation, setup, and consistency. Here is how to work on each.
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Hosted vs Official vs League Racing
Three Ways to Race in iRacing Understanding the difference between iRacing hosted vs league racing and official series competition is essential for getting the most out of your subscription. Each mode offers a distinct experience, and knowing which one fits your goals helps you make the best use of your time on track. Many drivers…
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Is iRacing’s Division System Still Relevant?
iRacing ranks every driver from Division 1 to 10 by iRating percentile. The system still shapes how most drivers think about progression, but the community has questions about whether it still fits how the game works.
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Lamborghini Temerario GT3 Confirmed for iRacing December Build
iRacing’s Tony Gardner confirmed the Lamborghini Temerario GT3 and three new tracks — Paul Ricard, Bugatti, and Winchester — arrive in the December build.
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Oval Racing Line: Why Circular Corners Are Slower
The oval racing line is why the fastest drivers brake harder, go slower at the apex, and exit faster. Here is how it works and how to apply it in iRacing.
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GitGud Racing Academy 2.0: iRacing Coaching Platform Review
GitGud Racing Academy 2.0 combines 10 iRacing courses, weekly lap reviews from pro coaches, and a consistency analyzer into one structured coaching program. Here is what you get and whether it is worth the subscription.
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iRacing Career Mode Coming Soon with Seven Career Paths
iRacing Career Mode is technology-complete and entering final testing. Seven career paths, included free with subscription, no additional car or track purchases needed.
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iRacing Arcade Now on Consoles with 4-Player Split-Screen
iRacing Arcade has launched on consoles with four-player local split-screen. The pick-up-and-play racing title brings the iRacing ecosystem to living room hardware for the first time.
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Advanced Racecraft Without the Chaos
Use advanced iRacing racecraft tools to create clean passing opportunities: feints, mirror-reading, and knowing when to abort before an incident.
