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1. iRacing centrally organizes all of the racing for you with over 150 cars and tracks, 40 official series , or you can choose to host your own race or race in one of over 800 private leagues.
2. The iRacing Rallycross series has seen some improvements as well – new setups are available for every car and track combination, provided by the Kinda Fast iRX Group.
3. The 2017 Season 3 Build features a pair of great new sports cars, one legendary short track, enhanced graphics and dynamic track surfaces, and new replay modes along with a host of updates to existing cars and features.
4. And once you’ve run a few test and practice sessions, you’ll have a variety of racing options including a pair of unofficial series (Sling Mud for Fun – Super Late Model and Sling Mud for Fun – 410 Sprint Car) and three official series (DIRTcar 305 Sprint Car Series, DIRTcar Limited Late Model Series and DIRTcar Street Stock Series).
5. Additional updates in the build include Rallycross race control updates, dirt oval cushion modeling improvements, hand-over-hand animation in all cars and much more.
6. The RSR will join several official series including the IMSA Sportscar Championship and both the iRacing Le Mans Series and iRacing Endurance Le Mans series.
7. The RSR will join several official series including the IMSA Sportscar Championship and both the iRacing Le Mans Series and iRacing Endurance Le Mans series.
8. The build also includes improvements in the surface heat of the dynamic tracks along with some cool new replay modes and dramatic improvements to shadows and reflections on the cars.
9. The WRX will join the newly named iRacing Rallycross Series (iRX) and compete against the VW Beetle and Ford Fiesta.
10. Packed full of cars and tracks and so much more, the Season 2 2018 build is sure to please iRacers no matter your preferred style of racing.
11. The WRX will join the newly named iRacing Rallycross Series (iRX) and compete against the VW Beetle and Ford Fiesta.