Alongside two cars iRacing is set to drop three new tracks in the Season 3 update…

iRacing’s Greg Hill has revealed a few more interesting details regarding future content for the subscription-based sim…

In more iRacing-related news, online sim racing platform Simracing.GP has announced that it plans to add the subscription-based racing service to its lineup of compatible racing games before the end of 2024…

After what feels like a decade of false starts, iRacing’s ‘Tempest’ wet weather system went live…

The biggest news is that iRacing’s long-awaited wet weather system - Tempest - will also be unleashed in Season 2.

As we explained last week, Tempest will feature impressively diverse inclement weather options, including dynamic puddle formation and realistically grippy ‘wet lines’…

Dirt racers received another boost when Hill announced the Micro Sprint dirt car will also be added as free content. As well as this, a junior single-seater car was showcased, with the Dallara 324 set to join the fun…

iRacing’s latest update is on its way and Senior Vice President and Executive Producer Greg Hill was on hand to explain what the community can expect.

Brace yourselves, we’re going to talk a lot about iRacing now…

The subscription-based sim racing service had a monsoon (!) of new content and information to divulge this past week, but it interestingly also decided to adjust the way its Road licence works…