Podium finishers celebrate at the Porsche Simracing Summit in Leipzig, Germany.
What makes iRacing the ultimate eSports racing game?
- Multiple race disciplines including NASCAR, sports cars, open wheel and Dirt racing
- NASCAR racing from short tracks to supper speedways, street stocks to Sprint Cup cars
- Open wheel racing includes multiple formula style cars all the way up to Indy car and Grand Prix cars
- Sport cars feature club level cars through GT3, GT2, GT1 and prototypes
- World of Outlaws Sprint cars, Dirt Late Models and USAC Sprint cars
- The only sim or game in the world to have full team racing functionality including:
- Driver swaps for endurance racing up to 24 hours in duration
- Team scoring for championship
- Private radio channels for team communication
- Multiple team roles including drivers, spotters, crew chief
- Full race grids with up to 60 cars on track
- Multi-class racing
- Skills based match making system to match you against similar competition
- Racing license progression based on safe driving
- Fully automated safe driving and incident system encouraging clean driving
- Fully automated centralized race scoring, championship scoring and stats system.
- Three cash paying professional level World Championships Series in six different racing disciplines. NASCAR, sports cars, dirt oval, rallycross and team GT sports car racing.
- Tens of thousands of dollars in cash prizes awarded annually
- A real sanctioning body, official sporting code and competition committee
- Official real-world partners including NASCAR, World of Outlaws, IndyCar, USAC, IMSA, V8 Supercar, Skip Barber, Mazda Cup, and others
- Our own broadcasting channel called iRacing Live:
- The best sim racers and sim teams in the world with built-in, deep seeded team and individual rivalries already developed
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- 2019 eNASCAR Champion Zack Novak receives his check at Homestead.
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- Competitors on stage at the Leipzig SimRacing Summit.
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- ADAC Simracing expo 2019
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- NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt, Jr presenting the $10,000 check to Richard Towler
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- 2013 NASCAR PEAK Antifreeze Series Champion Tyler Hudson receiving his NASCAR trophy on stage at Miami Homestead Speedway
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- Indy 500 champion Alexander Rossi with intel Extreme Masters champion Greger Huttu.
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- NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Clint Boyer presents Kenny Humpe with the championship check and trophy.
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- Ray Alfalla celebrates his NASCAR PEAK Antifreeze Series championship on stage at Homestead/Miami
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- Ray Alfalla lifts the NASCAR trophy
