iRacing

What does “splitting the Road License Type” mean? iRacing broadly defines Road racing as any vehicle racing on a non-oval-shaped track made entirely of a...

Official series and sessions are explained in the video below. There are many ways to join an official series. From the iRacing UI (aka deskto...

Testing Testing is done alone, with no official scoring of times. Laps are timed within the simulation, but the results of testing are unofficial and are n...

Qualifying times are used to determine the starting order of each race. When the races are split, the grid order for each race is determined by the quickest...

With the iRacing Race Participation Credit Program, it is important to note that the Race Participation Credits are awarded per series, so for multiclass se...

We now support multiple drivers sharing a single team car in iRacing sessions! Background Specific iRacing series and special events, like the 2...

Historically, when we have increased the number of car types we have run into compatibility issues with customer’s systems. Each additional car type in a s...

One of the best ways to learn in iRacing is by utilizing 'Ghost Racing.' This allows users to enter a populated race or practice session, but as...

When large numbers of participants have all registered to race at the same time, the field is split. In short, you don't have to do anything. Which rac...

Almost every series has integrated qualifying. This means when you join the race session you will you will qualify immediately after the warm-up. When qua...