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In its latest move to appeal to a broader demographic, NASCAR has announced a new esports series exclusively for teenagers.

Do you think you have what it takes to beat some of the best sim racers in the world? If so, then the ADAC Sim Racing Trophy is just the place for you to prove it.

The Detroit Grand Prix circuit is heading to iRacing this June.

Members of iRacing can now have the chance to drive a real race car thanks to a new competition in partnership with Mazda.

Now that’s certainly unexpected. The latest GT Sport update brought Tsukuba to the party, and with it, a subtle ad… for another sim racer.

Racing fans rejoice: the latest update for iRacing is finally here. The Season 2 update features an impressive list of new content. Notably, it introduces two familiar faces: the 2016 Audi R18 and Porsche 919 Hybrid. That’s to say nothing of the many fixes, updates, and features.

iRacing has released a new video showing off the next generation IndyCar coming to the sim this week. Dallara’s latest IR-18 model is landing on March 6.

iRacing subscribers will have a new breed of car to master later this month. The team behind the venerable sim racing platform has confirmed that two modern-day LMP1s will arrive in the next game build.

For many, competitive multiplayer racing is the be-all, end-all. A step above racing against the AI, competitive racing serves as a way to better oneself. That is, until you run into the bad apples that believe crashing is the only way to win.

It’s a pairing that almost makes too much sense: NASCAR teams are working on a new esports program using iRacing. What’s more, the initiative should launch within the 2018 race season.

iRacing traditionalists, avert your gaze. According to a recent developer post, the long-standing PC sim racer will be getting some bots to fill the track at some point in 2018.

iRacing is having a special holiday sale to mark the season to be jolly. New subscribers can reap 50% off various packages for the rest of the year.

It’s been quite a “dirty” year for the iRacing crew. 2017 started off with the announcement of dirt oval racing, and we learned over the summer that rallycross would also be coming to the service.

In a surprise move, iRacing released a new trailer announcing the addition of two LMP1 cars en route to the acclaimed racer.

The iRacing crew has released the latest update for the long-running subscription service ahead of its fourth 2017 season.

Earlier this year McLaren-Honda revealed its World’s Fastest Gamer eSports competition. WFG will find the ten fastest virtual racers, and the winner offered “the best job in eSports”, official sim driver of McLaren’s F1 team.

William Byron has secured a drive with Hendrick Motorsports for the 2018 season. The news comes from an official report posted on the official NASCAR website. Byron is the latest in a host of sim racers getting top tier drivers in motorsport.

It’s official: day-to-night transitions are coming to iRacing. A short video on the official Youtube channel confirms it, though that isn’t the only improvement coming to the service.

Rallycross is more popular than ever in the racing genre. The hybrid racing discipline has featured in DiRT 4 so far this year and will also appear in Slightly Mad Studios’ Project CARS 2. Following up from the addition of dirt driving, iRacing has given us a glimpse of its upcoming rallycross feature.

This past weekend the team behind iRacing confirmed two new additions were on the way to the acclaimed PC sim. Arriving today, players will have the opportunity to get personal with the Ford GT LM and Ferrari 488.