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Bullring ovals to superspeedways, local club tracks to four-mile road courses that host the
international racing elite, the sport of racing is actually a collection of different driving disciplines based on
the type of track. Within those different categories, there is a wide variety of tracks to learn and drive,
each with its own personality, eccentricities and challenges.
For serious real-world racers intimate knowledge of the tracks that make up a particular series is crucial in the
pursuit of race wins and the championship. For the hobbyist, driving those faraway tracks that were previously out of
reach expands one's knowledge of, appreciation for and enjoyment of the sport. Best of all: experts and novices alike
can be confident that the iRacing.com tracks they drive are reproduced precisely, accurate to within millimeters,
thanks to proprietary exactrac technology.
The iRacing.com Track Index at the top of this page is separated into three categories — Road,
Oval, and Karting.
Visit the web sites of each of our partner tracks by clicking on the links within the drop-down menus, or, for a preview
of some completed iRacing.com circuits, click one of the Sample Tracks at right.
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