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Chesini Stakes his Claim
September 9th, 2013 by Jaime Baker
Week Five, coming ever closer to the half-way mark of 2013 S3, saw the iRacing.com Grand Prix Series (iGPS) land back on American soil, this time in the state of Wisconsin, home to ever-popular Road America. No matter the venue, the competition remains undaunted in pursuit for the final Pro licenses awarded in 2013. Mastering … Read the Rest »
What has happened to road racing in America?
September 5th, 2013 by Kevin Bobbitt
Last weekend two of the largest American racing series brought their haulers and million dollar race cars to the racing center of the world – Baltimore, MD. Funny thing is that no one seemed to care. The few overhead shots broadcast on TV showed more unoccupied seats than occupied for both the ALMS and the … Read the Rest »
Mustang Season Sizzling – 3 Leaders in 3 Weeks
August 20th, 2013 by Jaime Baker
The top spot in the iRacing.com Mustang Challenge season points changed for the third time in three weeks, with Missouri sim-racer Dan Rasch having a 6-point lead over Season 2 Champion Todd Honczarenko. Just 15 points further back is Season 1 Champion Dariusz Bielawski, followed by Kimmo Suominen who led the overall standings after Week … Read the Rest »
1967: The Summer of Lo…tus 49
July 16th, 2013 by Dave Kaemmer
As part of our ongoing commitment to make iRacing one of the best driving video games, we aren’t afraid to do a little bit of experimenting. Our team of online racing experts is hard at work trying new things to keep iRacing one of the most innovative, high-performance live online racing games available. Now For … Read the Rest »
Mustang Racing Produces Fireworks at Barber
July 10th, 2013 by Jaime Baker
The July 4th Holiday in the United States seemed to put a damper on participation in Week 10 of the iRacing.com Mustang Cup, but the races that did go official had no shortage of fireworks between the sim-racers. With the series visiting Barber Motorsports Park for the first time in two years, those who did … Read the Rest »
Bucket List
June 25th, 2013 by DavidP
Not unlike A Prairie Home Companion’s Guy Noir, I continue my search for the answers to life’s persistent questions, first and foremost among them: Is the bucket half empty or half full? In this case, the bucket is my personal bucket list of motorsports events I’d love to see at least once in my time … Read the Rest »
Disguised Honeymoon
June 17th, 2013 by Otto Szebeni
There are times in a guy’s life that he would classify as defining moments: Riding your bike for the first time without training wheels, your first kiss, going to your first major sporting event, getting married, the birth of your firstborn. This is a story of just such an event. The concept of a pilgrimage … Read the Rest »
Still The Same as it Ever Was
May 24th, 2013 by DavidP
The Indianapolis 500 may have lost some of its luster in recent years – remember when the world’s second largest single day sporting event (after the Indy 500 itself) was Pole Day? Still, when it comes to sports events, it’s hard to match the goings-on at Georgetown and 16th Street for sheer drama. Whether you … Read the Rest »
Circle Track School: Lessons From A Champion
May 22nd, 2013 by Jaime Baker
The great thing about going to the local short track is that you’re never really sure who is going to show up, and especially so when it’s a special event. Here in Pennsylvania, my local track, Selinsgrove Speedway, hosted their annual 358/360 Sprint Car National Open last week, drawing several touring drivers as well as … Read the Rest »
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