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Lowe Ignites Indy
July 31st, 2014 by Jaime Baker
After a week’s break from competition, the NASCAR iRacing Series moved to the world renowned Indianapolis Motor Speedway for Week 20 of the championship. The virtual Brickyard plays host to not just the NASCAR iRacing Series – it recently hosted the 2nd running of the iRacing Indy 500, which was well populated due to unparalleled … Read the Rest »
NASCAR iRacing Series Open Garage: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
July 22nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
This just in: Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a 2.5 mile oval. Long straights and four sharp turns provide the qualities of the high speed speedways with the challenge of setting-up the car for braking and corner rotation which will be key here as corner exit is going to play heavily on the cars’ acceleration going … Read the Rest »
Get to Know: Dylan Murcott Part I
July 22nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
An iRacing member since September, 2011, iRacer Dylan Murcott is the definition of a dedicated racer. Whether it is sim racing on ovals, sim racing on road courses, stock cars, open wheel cars or racing in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, Murcott is a racer anytime and anywhere. On iRacing, his statistics are impressive. … Read the Rest »
McCormick & Gilliland Find Success at Daytona/NHMS
July 18th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Week 18 saw a return to Daytona International Speedway in the NASCAR iRacing Series with drivers coming into the week with more experience than they previously had at our last visit to Daytona back in Week 1: better understanding of the car, as well as how to set up the Gen-6 for bump-drafting around its … Read the Rest »
Ray Beats The Bumps At Kentucky
July 2nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Kentucky Speedway welcomed all the sim-racers of the NASCAR iRacing Series to its 1.5 mile tarmac – where the action in Week 16 was to unfold. With its steep banking and tricky bumps, Kentucky can make or break a drivers season. With one groove becoming the prefered line as we have seen a few times … Read the Rest »
NASCAR iRacing Series Open Garage: Kentucky Speedway
June 27th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Kentucky Speedway, for some, is one of the most difficult of the 1.5 mile speedways. You would think with its steep banks and wide front straight it would be one of everybody’s favorites; however the bumpy surface and limited preferred driving grooves can be deceiving. There are points where the rough surface, combined with windy … Read the Rest »
Can Anyone Stop Conti?
June 26th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Sears Point / Infineon / Sonoma – whichever one you choose to call it, the California roller coaster always provides a challenge for the drivers and teams of the NASCAR iRacing Series, as Sonoma is home to the first ‘road’ race on the calendar. Keeping the tires from falling over the cliff proved to be … Read the Rest »
Conti & King Take Victory At Michigan
June 20th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Week 15 of the NASCAR iRacing Series headed to the fastest track on the calendar: Michigan International Speedway. With its highly banked turns and speeds of up to 210mph on the straights, Michigan would push the cars to their limit, with some drivers pushing them perhaps too far! The debate in the Open Series was … Read the Rest »
Get to Know: Anderson Paes
June 19th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Ir para versão em português If you have been racing the NASCAR iRacing Series or NASCAR Class A series, you probably already had Anderson Paes starting on a race next to you. But if you are from Brazil and race in leagues like iRacing Brasil, you already know this guy pretty well. Anderson, an entrepeneur … Read the Rest »
NASCAR iRacing Series Open Garage: Michigan
June 13th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
We are into the second half of the 2014 NASCAR iRacing Series as we pull the trailer into Michigan International Speedway. By now you should be familiar with most of the common changes we can make to the chassis of a race car to adjust its handling, control its temperatures and increase its speed off … Read the Rest »






































