I’m away at SpeedwayEXPO

For the next three days I will be in Springfield, MA. at the SpeedwayEXPO. iRacing will be on show in the New Hampshire Motor Speedway booth, the Hotseat Chassis booth and our own (large) booth. If you live nearby, please … Continue reading →

2009S1 Week 3 – iRacing Late Model Tour – Concord

I can’t really say that I came out of this race feeling very happy. In the warm up I had literally had to slam the brakes to avoid someone who was all over the track and in the race I … Continue reading →

2009S1 Week 3 – iRacing Advanced Solstice Challenge – Laguna Seca

I find it a little hard to believe, but that’s right… After this race I am leading the Division 6 Championship in the Solstice. The race itself was pretty uneventful. I did have to pit for damage repair after a … Continue reading →

2009S1 Week 2 – iRacing Late Model Tour – Oxford

Having set a qualifying time almost a week earlier, I would be starting this race at Oxford Plains in 5th place having set a time of 16.220. Joining the event with such little practice running up to the event I … Continue reading →

2009S1 Week 2 – Radical Racing Challenge – Daytona

This was one of the most enjoyable and exciting races I have ever run and it has confirmed what I felt towards the end of last season: I love this car and track combination. I’d run a qualifying session earlier … Continue reading →

iRacing Lotus 79 Render

Since this has now been posted publicly (it was originally posted by an iRacing Staff Artist on the members-only forum), I thought I would also post it. I can’t wait until this thing is drivable!

So I passed my Driving Test…

I passed my U.S. driving test today. MUCH easier than the British testing system, but I’m not going to complain!

Dale Jr Talks iRacing with NBC Sports

2009S1 Week 1 – iRacing Late Model Tour – USA

It was nice to have a good, clean race and see some positive numbers on my safety rating as a Class A. I hadn’t run the Late Model for a long time and had done no laps prior to the … Continue reading →

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