With iRacing becoming more popular...................

[HIGH ROLLER]

Dlmf post #6

Yea its not as easy as some think. But hey I would rather watch that than a train race

[huskerdirt]

That's my understanding as well and it's only fare they do so scanning a track isn't cheap as we've all seen.
From what I had understood when they did Fairbury was it was a 2 day process.
Still cool too see.
I seen former NASCAR track North Wilkesboro is scheduled to be released around June 1st.
Out of all the track in NASCAR Cup Series history that was one of my all time favorites to watch a race.
For those that haven't tried iRacing it takes a bit getting used to as it not like any other game.
In my experience it's pretty close to being real other then being a sim game.
I think as time goes on iRacing will only get better.
Tried an F1 car on dirt in a practice and that was crazy.

I get on a couple times a week. I just try to have fun and be competitive. I don’t have the time some of these guys to put in to be really good. I’ve heard several drivers say it’s close to real thing as you can get. Obviously it’s not a 100 percent accurate.

My favorite track is Lernerville it’s amazing how different the corners are.

I’d love to see them add Marshalltown and Port Royal, but it’s gonna be awhile before that’s even considered. We have to have actual racing first so they can get accurate info on how the track changes.

[huskerdirt]

Here’s an a cool video on how they scan the tracks.

https://youtu.be/sBrKxgj4aiM

[RapidRuss]

They need to get Tazewell on there!!

[Dirt Clod]

Huskerdirt,

That is a very cool iRacing scan video. Had no idea what video existed. Looks like an incredible process. Thanks for sharing.

[bc12]

Dying for Florence Speedway. However, do not see it happening, ever... they don't run WoO.