iRacing Nürburgring 24 Hours 2026: Entry Guide and Preview
The iRacing Nürburgring 24 Hours runs May 1 to 3, 2026. Here is how to enter, what car classes are available, and how to prepare for one of iRacing’s biggest Special Events.
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When Do iRacing Special Events Run? How to Find a Start Window That Works for You
iRacing Special Events run across multiple days with several session windows. Here is how to find a start time that works for your time zone and schedule.
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Pedal Haptics in iRacing: Are They Worth It?
Pedal haptics add vibration feedback directly to your brake and throttle pedals. Here is what they are, how they work in iRacing, and whether they are worth adding to your setup.
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Quentin Warman Clinches 2026 eNASCAR QS Title at Michigan
Quentin Warman won Round 10 at Michigan International Speedway in overtime on April 22, clinching the 2026 eNASCAR Qualifying Series title with one race remaining.
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eNASCAR College iRacing Series Announces 2026-27 Season
The eNASCAR College iRacing Series has announced dates for its 2026-27 tournament season, giving university teams another year of NASCAR sim racing competition.
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Majors Series Hosts the Speedway 500 at Indianapolis
The Majors Series Speedway 500 is one of iRacing’s longest-running community events, with authentic Indy-style Bump Day qualifying. Race Day is May 3.
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iRacing Season 2 Patch 3: BoP Overhaul Hits GT3, GTE, and GTP
iRacing’s 2026 Season 2 Patch 3 brings sweeping BoP changes to GT3, GTE, and GTP, fixes a stability control bug on three GT4 cars, and adds a new ABS highlight to the telemetry widget.
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Skip Barber Formula iRacing Series Is Back for 2026
The Skip Barber Formula iRacing Series returns for 2026 with over $500,000 in prizes, including a fully funded seat in real-world open-wheel racing.
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Does iRacing’s DTM Series Use a Real-World BOP?
DTM GT3 cars are among the fastest in class in real-world racing. Here is how iRacing handles BOP in the DTM series and what a recent patch changed.
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Virtual Racecraft: Is It Worth It?
What Is Virtual Racecraft Virtual Racecraft iRacing coaching has become a topic of interest for sim racers who want structured help improving their lap times and race results. Virtual Racecraft is an online coaching and training platform designed specifically for iRacing drivers. It combines video analysis, personalized feedback, and structured training programs to help racers…
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Do You Need a Sim Racing Rig for iRacing?
The short answer is no, you do not need a sim racing rig to enjoy iRacing. Plenty of competitive drivers race from a desk with a wheel clamped to the edge and pedals on the floor. A dedicated cockpit makes the experience better, but it is not required, and understanding when a rig becomes worthwhile…
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Direct Drive vs Belt vs Gear Drive Wheels
Every sim racing wheel uses one of three motor technologies to create force feedback: gear drive, belt drive, or direct drive. The technology inside your wheel base determines how the force feedback feels, how fast it responds, and how much detail it communicates about what the car is doing on track. Understanding these differences helps…
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How to Improve Your iRating Past 5,400
Getting to 5,400 iRating takes real skill. Getting past it takes a few specific changes to how you drive, how you set up your wheel, and how you think about the hobby.
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Spotter Packs for iRacing Explained
What Is an iRacing Spotter Pack An iRacing spotter pack replaces the default in-game spotter and crew chief audio with custom voice recordings that change how your racing experience sounds. The spotter in iRacing calls out nearby cars, reports incidents, provides gap information, and delivers strategic advice during races. A spotter pack swaps those default…
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Best Sim Racing Pedals for iRacing in 2026
Pedals are the most underrated upgrade in sim racing. Most new iRacers spend the bulk of their budget on a wheel and treat pedals as an afterthought, but experienced drivers will tell you the opposite: good pedals make a bigger difference to your lap times than a good wheel. Consistent braking is the foundation of…
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iRacing Needs Flat Spotting. Here’s Why It Matters.
iRacing flat spotting is the feature the sim is missing. Lock a brake into Turn 1 at Monza in real life and you’ve got a problem that follows you for the rest of the race. That flat spot on your tire vibrates through the steering wheel, shakes the car at speed, and gets progressively worse…
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eNASCAR QS Round 9 Recap: Quami Scott Wins at Chicagoland on Fuel Strategy
Quami Scott coasted to victory in eNASCAR QS Round 9 at Chicagoland using a fuel-save strategy, climbing back into contention with Michigan and Texas remaining.
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Best Sim Racing Wheels for iRacing in 2026
Your wheel is the single most important piece of hardware in your sim racing setup. It is your connection to the car, and the quality of that connection directly affects how fast you can go and how much fun you have getting there. Choosing the right wheel for iRacing in 2026 means understanding the tiers,…
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What Drivers at 5,000+ iRating Know That You Don’t
The best iRacing advice from a high iRating driver isn’t what you’d expect. Every sim racer wants to know the secret that separates 2,000 iRating drivers from the ones cruising above 5,000. The truth is there’s no single trick. But when a driver sitting above 5,000 iRating shares what they wish they’d understood earlier, it’s…
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Your First Steps into iRacing GT3: Car, Setup, and What to Expect
GT3 is one of the most competitive classes in iRacing. Here is what to know about picking a car, managing setups, and surviving your first races.
