All News: Texas Motor Speedway
Caudill Captures Iowa
January 2nd, 2015 by Jaime Baker
Week Two of the 2015 Season 1 iRacing.com IndyCar Oval sent the series to Iowa Speedway. A grand total of 203 sim-racers took on the 7/8s mile speedway throughout a week in which cautions, handling, lapped traffic, pit strategy, tire wear, and single-file restarts were just some of the storylines that played-out. Erick Davis (Canada) … Read the Rest »
Vincent Dominant in Homestead Win
November 19th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Corey Vincent redeemed himself from the disappointment of two weeks ago at Texas by putting-on a dominating performance at Homestead-Miami Speedway to earn his first career NASCAR iRacing Pro Series win. Vincent started on pole and was untouchable in clear air, leading 116 of 134 laps. Justin Trombley finished second for his second top five … Read the Rest »
The Champ Is Back
November 10th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
This past Tuesday the iRacing Pro Series-Oval kicked-off at the digital Texas Motor Speedway. Although there were no big brawls, there were some heated on-track battles. When the dust settled in the virtual Lonestar State, despite all of the newcomers to the Pro Series, it was ex-PEAK Antifreeze Series champion Tyler Hudson celebrating. I caught … Read the Rest »
The Duke of Fort Worth
November 6th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Dukehart Takes Season Opener at Texas; Ringler Posts Strong Start in Title Defense Jeff Dukehart has been near the top of championship standings throughout all of the three previous seasons in 2014 in the iRacing NASCAR Class B Open Oval Series, but for at least one week, he stands alone at the top following his … Read the Rest »
Conti Flies at Texas
November 5th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
As the NASCAR iRacing Series Fixed rushes to its conclusion, Week 34 brought the sim racers to Texas Motor Speedway – one of the most popular tracks in oval racing, greatly populated in every tier of the sport. Championship leader Matt Bussa was the quickest driver in one lap pace, setting the benchmark in qualifying … Read the Rest »
Hudson Takes 2014-’15 NASCAR iRacing Pro Season Opener
November 5th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Tyler Hudson kicked-off the 2014-’15 NASCAR iRacing Pro Series with a surprising win at Texas Motor Speedway in a race that got a bit wild with five laps remaining. Hudson, who started way back in thirty-seventh, found himself in front of the field by five seconds after taking two tires during the final pit stop. … Read the Rest »
Norton Takes Texas-Sized Slugfest
October 22nd, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Texas Motor Speedway. Eddie Gossage’s crown jewel. A generic 1.5 miler. Whatever you want to call it, TMS is track dreaded by just about every single driver in the iRacing IndyCar series. With good reason! This sim race would prove to be an absolutely apocalyptic slug fest. At the end of the race, only four … Read the Rest »
Holgate Dominates Richmond
October 9th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
From last week’s visit to the Valley of the Sun the IndyCar Series headed east, past another valley named “Shenandoah” to Richmond and Richmond International Raceway. A unique hybrid of a track, Richmond is part short track (.75 miles), part speedway (14 degree banking) and one challenging place to race. Tim Holgate was definitely up … Read the Rest »
Behind the Scenes – NASCAR PEAK Antifreeze Series – Texas Motor Speedway
April 15th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Let’s face it: There are some who have been waiting a week for this article to hit the website. I, on the other hand, have actively avoided writing it because revisiting last week’s race seems like a step backwards, nothing that would provide any kind of progress towards the next race. However, this is easily … Read the Rest »
Overland and Alfalla Collect the Points at Texas
April 11th, 2014 by Jaime Baker
Texas Motor Speedway was the racetrack to over 1200 sim-racers as they race towards the halfway point in the NASCAR iRacing Series. The ‘Great American Speedway’ provided some close sim-racing at high speeds, with the virtual track incorporating features of Talladega & Bristol – and with the tarmac renowned for its slipperiness — being precise … Read the Rest »






































