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	'''iRacing.com''' (iRacing for short) is an online, subscription-based [[sim racing\|racing simulation]] service for Microsoft Windows created by [[iRacing.com Motorsport Simulations]]. In addition to accurately modeled vehicles and tracks, iRacing provides servers on which to race and practice and a sanctioning body to organize and oversee competition within the service.		'''iRacing.com''' (iRacing for short) is an online, subscription-based [[sim racing\|racing simulation]] service for Microsoft Windows created by [[iRacing.com Motorsport Simulations]]. In addition to accurately modeled vehicles and tracks, iRacing provides servers on which to race and practice and a sanctioning body to organize and oversee competition within the service.

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Tracks

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	\| [[Milwaukee Mile]] Speedway		\| [[Milwaukee Mile]] Speedway
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~West Allis, Wisconsin]]		\| West Allis, Wisconsin
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Moran Raceway]]''		\| ''[[Moran Raceway]]''
	\| ~~''{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Beaumont, California~~]]''~~		\| Beaumont, California
	\| ''[[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Moroso Motorsports Park]]''		\| ''[[Moroso Motorsports Park]]''
	\| ~~''{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Jupiter, Florida~~]]''~~		\| Jupiter, Florida
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Mosport International Raceway]]''		\| ''[[Mosport International Raceway]]''
	~~\| ''{{flagicon\|CAN}} [[Bowmanville, Ontario~~\|Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada~~]]''~~		\| Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[New Hampshire Motor Speedway]]		\| [[New Hampshire Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Loudon, New Hampshire]]		\| Loudon, New Hampshire
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]
	\|-bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|-bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[New Jersey Motorsports Park]]''		\| ''[[New Jersey Motorsports Park]]''
	\| ~~''{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Millville, New Jersey~~]]''~~		\| Millville, New Jersey
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Oulton Park]]''		\| ''[[Oulton Park]]''
	\| ~~''{{flagicon\|UK}} [[~~Little Budworth]], [[Cheshire~~]]''~~		\| Little Budworth, Cheshire
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Oxford Plains Speedway]]		\| [[Oxford Plains Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Oxford, Maine]]		\| Oxford, Maine
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Phoenix International Raceway]]		\| [[Phoenix International Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Phoenix, Arizona]]		\| Phoenix, Arizona
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Pocono Raceway]]''		\| ''[[Pocono Raceway]]''
	\| ~~''{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Long Pond, Pennsylvania]]		\| Long Pond, Pennsylvania
	\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]]''		\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]]''
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Richmond International Raceway]]		\| [[Richmond International Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Richmond, Virginia]]		\| Richmond, Virginia
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Road America]]		\| [[Road America]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin]]		\| Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Road Atlanta]]		\| [[Road Atlanta]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Braselton, Georgia]]		\| Braselton, Georgia
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Sebring International Raceway]]		\| [[Sebring International Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Sebring, Florida]]		\| Sebring, Florida
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Silverstone Circuit]]		\| [[Silverstone Circuit]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|UK}} [[~~Silverstone]], [[Northamptonshire]]		\| Silverstone, Northamptonshire
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[South Boston Speedway]]		\| [[South Boston Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~South Boston, Virginia]]		\| South Boston, Virginia
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Stafford Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Stafford Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Stafford Springs, Connecticut]]		\| Stafford Springs, Connecticut
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Summit Point Motorsports Park]]		\| [[Summit Point Motorsports Park]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Summit Point, West Virginia]]		\| Summit Point, West Virginia
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]] x 2		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]] x 2
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Texas Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Texas Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Fort Worth, Texas]]		\| Fort Worth, Texas
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Talladega Superspeedway]]		\| [[Talladega Superspeedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Talladega County, Alabama]]		\| Talladega County, Alabama
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
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	\| [[Toyota Speedway at Irwindale]]		\| [[Toyota Speedway at Irwindale]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Irwindale, California]]		\| Irwindale, California
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[USA International Speedway]]		\| [[USA International Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Lakeland, Florida]]		\| Lakeland, Florida
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Virginia International Raceway]]		\| [[Virginia International Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Alton, Virginia]]		\| Alton, Virginia
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
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	\| [[Watkins Glen International]]		\| [[Watkins Glen International]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Watkins Glen, New York]]		\| Watkins Glen, New York
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|-- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|-- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Willow Springs International Motorsports Park]]''		\| ''[[Willow Springs International Motorsports Park]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Rosamond, California]]''		\| ''Rosamond, California''
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
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	\| ''Zandvoort, [[Circuit Park Zandvoort]]		\| ''Zandvoort, [[Circuit Park Zandvoort]]
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|Netherlands}} [[~~Zandvoort]], [[Netherlands]]		\| ''Zandvoort, Netherlands
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''
	\|}		\|}

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	\| [[Atlanta Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Atlanta Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Hampton, Georgia]]		\| Hampton, Georgia
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Auto Club Speedway]]''		\| ''[[Auto Club Speedway]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Fontana, California]]''		\| ''Fontana, California''
	\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]''		\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]''
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	\| [[Barber Motorsports Park]]		\| [[Barber Motorsports Park]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Birmingham, Alabama]]		\| Birmingham, Alabama
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
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	\| ''[[Brands Hatch]]''		\| ''[[Brands Hatch]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|UK}} [[~~West Kingsdown]], [[Kent]]''		\| ''West Kingsdown, Kent''
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''
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	\| [[Bristol Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Bristol Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Bristol, Tennessee]]		\| Bristol, Tennessee
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
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	\| [[Chicagoland Speedway]]		\| [[Chicagoland Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Joliet, Illinois]]		\| Joliet, Illinois
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
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	\| [[Concord Motorsport Park]]		\| [[Concord Motorsport Park]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Concord, North Carolina]]		\| Concord, North Carolina
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Darlington Raceway]]		\| [[Darlington Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Darlington, South Carolina]]		\| Darlington, South Carolina
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Daytona International Speedway]]		\| [[Daytona International Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Daytona Beach, Florida]]		\| Daytona Beach, Florida
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[F1 Outdoors]]''		\| ''[[F1 Outdoors]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~East Bridgewater, Massachusetts]]''		\| ''East Bridgewater, Massachusetts''
	\| ''[[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Homestead-Miami Speedway]]		\| [[Homestead-Miami Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Homestead, Florida]]		\| Homestead, Florida
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Indianapolis Motor Speedway]]''		\| ''[[Indianapolis Motor Speedway]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Speedway, Indiana]]''		\| ''Speedway, Indiana''
	\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]''		\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]''
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Infineon Raceway]]		\| [[Infineon Raceway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Sonoma, California]]		\| Sonoma, California
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Kansas Speedway]]''		\| ''[[Kansas Speedway]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Kansas City, Kansas]]''		\| ''Kansas City, Kansas''
	\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]]''		\| ''[[Oval track racing\|Oval]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca\|Laguna Seca]]		\| [[Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca\|Laguna Seca]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Monterey, California]]		\| Monterey, California
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Lanier National Speedway]]		\| [[Lanier National Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Braselton, Georgia]]		\| Braselton, Georgia
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Las Vegas Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Las Vegas Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Las Vegas, Nevada]]		\| Las Vegas, Nevada
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Lime Rock Park]]		\| [[Lime Rock Park]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Lime Rock ~~(Salisbury~~, Connecticut~~)\|Lime Rock, Connecticut]]~~		\| Lime Rock, Connecticut
	\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]		\| [[Road racing\|Road course]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Long Beach Grand Prix\|Long Beach]]''		\| ''[[Long Beach Grand Prix\|Long Beach]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Long Beach, California]]''		\| ''Long Beach, California''
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]]''
	\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"		\|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
	\| [[Lowe's Motor Speedway]]		\| [[Lowe's Motor Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Charlotte, North Carolina]]		\| Charlotte, North Carolina
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals\|Roval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Martinsville Speedway]]		\| [[Martinsville Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Martinsville, Virginia]]		\| Martinsville, Virginia
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Michigan International Speedway]]		\| [[Michigan International Speedway]]
	\| ~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Brooklyn, Michigan]]		\| Brooklyn, Michigan
	\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]		\| [[Oval track racing\|Oval]]
	\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"		\|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
	\| ''[[Miller Motorsports Park]]''		\| ''[[Miller Motorsports Park]]''
	\| ''~~{{flagicon\|USA}} [[~~Tooele, Utah]]''		\| ''Tooele, Utah''
	\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''		\| ''[[Road racing\|Road course]], [[Kart racing\|Kart]]''
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	\|}		\|}



	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

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Development

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	==Development==		==Development==

	The company behind iRacing.com was established in [[Boston, Massachusetts]] in September 2004 by [[David Kaemmer]] and [[John W. Henry]] after the demise of [[Papyrus Design Group]], which Kaemmer had also co-founded.<ref>{{		The company behind iRacing.com was established in Boston, Massachusetts in September 2004 by [[David Kaemmer]] and [[John W. Henry]] after the demise of Papyrus Design Group, which Kaemmer had also co-founded.<ref>{{
	cite web		cite web
	\|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/company.php?lc=1		\|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/company.php?lc=1

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Overview of the service

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	==Overview of the service==		==Overview of the service==
			The iRacing company aims to cater both to real-world racers and racing simulation enthusiasts,<ref>{{
	~~[[Image:Formula Mazda at Laguna Seca.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|A screenshot of a Formula Mazda race at Laguna Seca]]~~ The iRacing company aims to cater both to real-world racers and racing simulation enthusiasts,<ref>{{
	cite web		cite web
	\|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/faq.php#q2		\|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/faq.php#q2

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Notes

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	~~==Notes==~~

	~~{{reflist\|2}}~~

	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

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New page

'''iRacing.com''' (iRacing for short) is an online, subscription-based [[sim racing|racing simulation]] service for Microsoft Windows created by [[iRacing.com Motorsport Simulations]]. In addition to accurately modeled vehicles and tracks, iRacing provides servers on which to race and practice and a sanctioning body to organize and oversee competition within the service.

From the start, the company behind iRacing has marketed the service not only as entertainment but also as a training tool for real life racers.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=6
|title = iRacing.com Introduces Next-Generation Training Tool for Racers: Simracing Highlighted as Foundation for Newest Branch of Motorsport
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = July 21, 2006
|accessdate = 2009-04-10
}}</ref> They have established numerous partnerships with real-world racing organizations and series, including [[NASCAR]] and [[Indy Racing League]]. Starting in 2010, iRacing will host an online racing series officially sanctioned by NASCAR.<ref name="NASCAR">{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=106
|title = NASCAR and iRacing to Partner in Online Racing Series: Official NASCAR Series to Begin at iRacing.com in 2010
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = May 17, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-05-17
}}</ref> Other partners include [[SCCA]], the [[Skip Barber Racing School]], the [[Volkswagen Jetta TDI Cup]] and the [[Star Mazda Championship]], among others.<ref name="Jetta">{{
cite web
|url = http://media.vw.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=10489
|title = Volkswagen announces partnership with iRacing.com for Jetta TDI Cup driver training and candidate identification
|publisher = Volkswagen of America
|date = April 25, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-04-26
}}</ref><ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/partners/index.php
|title = Corporate Partners
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2009-04-10
}}</ref>

The service was launched to the public on August 26, 2008. As of July 2009, more than 16,000 individual members had signed up.

==Development==

The company behind iRacing.com was established in [[Boston, Massachusetts]] in September 2004 by [[David Kaemmer]] and [[John W. Henry]] after the demise of [[Papyrus Design Group]], which Kaemmer had also co-founded.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/company.php?lc=1
|title = Company Overview
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-13
}}</ref> The iRacing service has been in development since then, using code from Papyrus' [[NASCAR Racing 2003 Season]] as a starting point. According to Kaemmer, iRacing retains the multi-body physics system of NASCAR Racing 2003 Season, as well as some of the track presentation and multi-user packet code, but everything else has been changed, or is completely new like the tire model and graphics engine.<ref name="MastersofMass.">{{
cite journal
|last = Denton
|first = Jon
|title = The Masters of Mass.
|journal = AutoSimSport
|volume = 4
|issue = 4
|pages = 21-34
|date = August 2008
|url = http://www.autosimsport.net/index2/index.php/backissues/doc_download/9-autosimsport-magazine-vol-4-iss-4
|accessdate = 2009-04-12
|format = PDF
}}</ref> The product will be constantly expanded and enhanced after the public launch.<ref name="ASS41">{{
cite journal
|last = Denton
|first = Jon
|title = iRacing.com Announce: Revolution
|journal = AutoSimSport
|volume = 4
|issue = 1
|pages = 19-30
|date = February 15, 2008
|url = http://www.autosimsport.net/index2/index.php/online-article-list/98-ass-mag-v4i1
|accessdate = 2009-04-12
|format = Flash
}}</ref>

==Reception==

iRacing.com was launched to the public on August 26, 2008.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=77
|title = iRacing Launches Advanced Motorsport Simulation and Internet Racing Service: Driver Development Tool Now Available to Auto Racing Community and General Public
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = August 26, 2008
|accessdate = 2009-04-09
}}</ref> By July 2009 more than 16,000 individuals had subscribed to the service.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/article/63123
|title = Taking aim online
|author = Eric Fisher
|publisher = SportsBusiness Journal
|date = July 27, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-07-28
}}</ref> iRacing.com has received favorable reviews from automobile, racing and gaming magazines as well as websites dedicated to racing simulators.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.automobilemag.com/features/racing/0901_virtual_car_racing_iracing/index.html
|first = Preston
|last = Lerner
|title = Virtual Car Racing - iRacing
|publisher = Automobile Magazine
|date = December 23, 2008
|accessdate = 2009-01-09
}}</ref><ref>{{
cite video
|people = Lear, Scott R.
|url = http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/iracing/
|title = iRacing Demo
|publisher = Grassroots Motorsports Magazine
|format = Flash video
|date2 = November 2008
|accessdate = 2009-01-09
}}</ref><ref>{{
cite journal
|last = Toivonen
|first = Ismo
|title = iRacing.com: Kumartakaa uutta mestaria
|journal = Pelit
|volume = 2009
|issue = 2
|pages = 36-39
|date = February 2009
|url = http://www.pelit.fi/index.php?id=69976
|language = Finnish
|accessdate = 2009-04-13
}}</ref><ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.simhq.com/_motorsports4/motorsports_121a.html
|first = Jens
|last = Lindblad
|title = iRacing
|publisher = SimHQ.com
|date = June 9, 2008
|accessdate = 2009-01-09
}}</ref> The service has also been criticized for not yet including features often found on other racing simulators, such as dynamic environments and more advanced damage modeling and gearbox simulation.<ref name="PreviewPhysics">{{
cite journal
|last = Vasilakos
|first = Aristotelis
|title = iRacing: The Physics
|journal = AutoSimSport
|volume = 4
|issue = 3
|pages = 33-38
|date = June 2008
|url = http://www.autosimsport.net/index2/index.php/backissues/doc_download/20-autosimsport-magazine-vol-4-iss-3
|accessdate = 2009-04-12
|format = PDF
}}</ref>

Many real life racers, including [[Justin Wilson]], [[Alex Gurney]] and [[Dale Earnhardt, Jr.]], have subscribed to the service and given positive comments especially about the accuracy of the track modeling which makes the simulator useful as a tool for learning tracks.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.gordonkirby.com/categories/columns/theway/2008/the_way_it_is_no165.html
|first = Gordon
|last = Kirby
|title = The Way It Is/ Exploring iRacing with Gurney, Wilson and Villeneuve
|date = December 22, 2008
|accessdate = 2009-01-09
}}</ref>

==Overview of the service==

[[Image:Formula Mazda at Laguna Seca.jpg|thumb|right|350px|A screenshot of a Formula Mazda race at Laguna Seca]] The iRacing company aims to cater both to real-world racers and racing simulation enthusiasts,<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/faq.php#q2
|title = Is this a game?
|work = iRacing.com FAQ
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14
}}</ref> so they are trying to offer a realistic simulation of motorsport with accurate track, vehicle and physics modeling,<ref name="iracing.com">{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/technology/track.php?lc=1
|title = Track Tech
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14
}}</ref><ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/technology/car.php?lc=2
|title = Car Tech
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14}}</ref> and with all of the cars and tracks officially licensed.<ref name="ASS41"/>

iRacing can only be driven online on servers run by iRacing.com, and participation requires a subscription to the service. There are several different subscription options available ranging from a monthly $19 fee to a year-long subscription for $156. The subscription packages include a basic set of tracks and three cars with which to practice and race, as well as a certain amount of iRacing credit that can be used, in addition to money, to buy additional car and track content, all of which is subject to charge.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/membership/subscriptions.php?lc=2
|title = Subscription Packages
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14
}}</ref>

iRacing manages sanctioned series for the different car types. Each calendar year is divided into four 12-week seasons for standard series, and all driving sessions in a series take place only on one track each week.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 4.2. Sanctioning
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
|publisher = iRacing.com
|url = http://membersmedia.iracing.com/pdfs/FIRST_Sporting_Code_v20090807_01.pdf
|format = PDF
|date = August 7, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-08-14
}}</ref> On a given track, the drivers can participate in practice, qualifying, time trial and race sessions.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 4.5. Sessions
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref> There can also be non-standard series, examples of which are the four-week Rookie series.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 4.2.5. Rookie Series
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref>

The series are divided into two main categories, oval and road, which are further divided into several license levels from Rookie to Pro, and a driver must earn each license to be eligible to participate in race week sessions on that level.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 2.9. Series Eligibility
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref> Earning a higher license involves both participation in competitions on a driver's current highest license level and achievement of a minimum safety record. The requirements for advancing and the licenses themselves are category-specific — in other words, a driver has a separate license for road and oval categories.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 2.2. Earning a FIRST License
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref>

In addition to driving in the different race week sessions in sanctioned series, a player can use a test mode to drive alone on any track with any car, assuming he has purchased the license to use the content.<ref>{{
cite video
|people = Cole, Shaun (Director)
|title = Preview - iRacing
|url = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbAC-PV3lZI
|format = Flash video
|publisher = SRT Media Productions
|date2 = June 5, 2008
|accessdate = 2009-04-09
}}</ref> However, private races or leagues aren't supported yet,<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/contact/faq.php#q14
|title = Will iRacing.com support private leagues, allowing groups of friends to run invitation-only races?
|work = iRacing.com FAQ
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14
}}</ref> and racing with other people is currently possible only within the sanctioned series and according to their predetermined weekly schedules.

==Features in detail==
===Driving simulation===

At the core of iRacing is the driving simulation. iRacing has a new, proprietary tire model that is partly based on the company's own research in a tire testing facility. They had full "shop access" to every vehicle modeled in the service to figure out physical and inertia parameters of individual parts. For aerodynamics data, they have had to rely on data collected from manufacturers and teams.<ref name="MastersofMass."/>

The simulation is still missing several features often found on comparable products. For example, environment conditions such as temperature are static, and clutch and transmission modeling is lacking.<ref name="PreviewPhysics"/>

===Sanctioned racing and FIRST===

Racing within the service is managed by a sanctioning body called FIRST. The detailed rules for official competition are published in a document titled the FIRST Sporting Code, which registered members of the service are expected to read.<ref name="Sporting Code">{{
cite book
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref>

====Individual championships====

Competition is divided into two different categories, oval and road, which are further divided into many different series. All standard series follow a calendar of four 12-week seasons while rookie series have their own 4-week seasons. At the end of each season eligible drivers are promoted (or, in rare cases, demoted) to the next license level. At the end of each standard 12-week season FIRST crowns racing and time trial overall champions and divisional champions.<ref name="Sporting Code"/>

====Club championships====

In addition to individual championships FIRST sanctions club championships, which are decided between geographically-based clubs. Starting in 2009, The World Cup of iRacing will be a year-long tournament with (in its first year) 35 clubs divided into 7 regions battling for the club championship.<ref name="World Cup">{{
cite web
|title = The World Cup of iRacing 2009 Official Guidelines
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = 2009-01-19
|accessdate = 2009-01-25
|url = http://media.iracing.com/_images/newsEvents/The%20World%20Cup%20of%20iRacing_final.pdf
|format = PDF
}}</ref>

The following clubs are competing for the championship in its first year:<ref name="World Cup"/>

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:8pt"
|-
! Region
! Clubs
|-
| Northeastern
| [http://www.iracingClubMass.com/ Massachusetts], New England, Connecticut, New York, Eastern Canada
|-
| Mid-Atlantic
| [http://www.pennracing.com/ Pennsylvania], Virginias, Atlantic, New Jersey, Ohio
|-
| Southeastern
| Georgia, Florida, Mid-South, South America, Carolina
|-
| Central US
| Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Midwest, [http://texas.centralusracing.com/ Texas], Plains
|-
| Pacific
| West, Northwest, California, [http://202.51.172.160/ilom/leagues Australia/NZ], Western Canada
|-
| Western European
| England, Celtic, [http://iberia.260mb.com/ Iberia], France, Benelux
|-
| Central European
| [http://www.club-italia.eu/ Italy], International, Germany, Scandinavia
|}

====Pro Series and Drivers World Championships====

On March 3rd, 2009, iRacing announced its premier series, the iRacing Pro Series and iRacing Drivers World Championships to start in 2009 and 2010, respectively. Both top series have separate contests for oval and road course racing. The two Pro Series are open to the top 250 drivers in each category and serve as feeder series to the Drivers World Championships, which will be limited to the top 50 drivers. Unlike the standard individual championships, which have four 12-week seasons per year, these top series will follow a 39-week schedule. The inaugural Pro season is an exception with a 25-week schedule.<ref>{{
cite web
|title = The iRacing Pro Series and iRacing Drivers World Championships
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = 2009-07-29
|accessdate = 2009-08-02
|url = http://membersmedia.iracing.com/pdfs/The_iRacing_Pro_Series_and_iRacing_Drivers_World_Championships_072909.pdf
|format = PDF
}}</ref>

====Unofficial races====

Even though all on- and off-track conduct within iRacing is subject to the rules laid out in the Sporting Code, the service also has races that are not officially sanctioned by FIRST and are therefore open to members of all license levels. Currently such events include the so-called "24 Heures du Fun" races that feature different tracks and vehicles every Saturday 00:00-24:00 UTC as well as week-long unofficial series during the one-week breaks between 12-week standard seasons.

===Web interface===

The simulator is launched through a member website, and there is no standalone offline client. In addition to choosing the series and session to run, the member site interface can be used to browse series and driver statistics, acquire information about the cars and tracks, launch the online forums and chat, open the replay viewer, customize the virtual vehicles and helmets, purchase new content, and review and update personal account data.

===Cars===

Vehicles in iRacing are divided into six classes: Rookie, Advanced Rookie, Class D, Class C, Class B and Class A.<ref>{{
cite book
|chapter = 2.10. Vehicle Classes
|title = FIRST Official Sporting Code
}}</ref> They correspond to the identically named driver license classes except for the two different Rookie car classes, which can both be driven with the same Rookie driver license.

The following table lists all the vehicles currently featured in the service and the license levels of the series they are used in:<ref name="Cars">{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/carsTracks/cars.php?lc=1
|title = Cars
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2008-06-14
}}</ref>

''Note: a light blue background denotes that a car is included in the basic subscription''
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:8pt"
|-
! Car name
! License level
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Legends car racing|600 Racing Legends Ford '34 Coupe]]
| Oval rookie / Road class D
|-
| [[Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS]] [[Late model#Racing|Late Model]]
| Oval class D
|-
| SK Modified ([[Modified racing]])
| Oval class D
|-
| Chevrolet Silverado ([[Camping World Truck Series]])
| Oval class C
|-
| [[C&R Racing Silver Crown]] ([[United States Automobile Club|USAC]])
| Oval class B
|-
| Chevrolet Impala SS ([[Nationwide Series]])
| Oval class B
|-
| Chevrolet Impala SS ([[Sprint Cup]])
| Oval class A
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Pontiac Solstice]]
| Road rookie
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Spec Racer Ford]]
| Road rookie
|-
| [[Skip Barber Racing School|Skip Barber Formula 2000]]
| Road class D
|-
| [[Volkswagen Jetta TDI Cup]]
| Road class D
|-
| [[Star Mazda]]
| Road class C
|-
| [[Radical Sportscars|Radical SR8 V8]]
| Road class B
|-
| [[Lotus 79]]
| Road class B
|-
| [[Riley Technologies]] [[Daytona Prototype]]
| Road class A
|}

Announced upcoming vehicles include the [[Chevrolet Corvette C6.R]]<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=89&lc=1
|title = Ultimate Corvette Racer Coming to iRacing: Virtual Version of Le Mans & ALMS-Winning C6.R Available in New Year
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = December 05, 2008
|accessdate = 2008-12-11
}}</ref> and various Ford race cars starting with the [[Ford_Mustang_FR500#FR500S|Mustang FR500S]] and the Doran [[Ford GT|Ford GT-R]] raced in the [[ALMS]] GT2 series.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=101
|title = iRacing.com Announces the Addition of Ford Race Cars to its Virtual Fleet: Mustang FR500S and Ford GT First to be Added
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = April 14, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-04-14
}}</ref> On August 22, 2009, iRacing announced a partnership with Indy Racing League, which will eventually bring the [[Dallara]] chassis of the [[IndyCar Series]] and the [[Indy Lights]] series to iRacing.<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://iracing.com/newsEvents/article.php?id=114
|title = iRacing.com to Put IndyCar Series Fans in the Driver's Seat: Virtual Indy 500 Next May Highlights Partnership with Indy Racing League, Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Dallara
|publisher = iRacing.com
|date = August 22, 2009
|accessdate = 2009-08-23
}}</ref>

===Tracks===
iRacing creates each track using proprietary Exactrac laser mapping technology to replicate the tracks with millimeter precision.<ref name="iracing.com"/>

The following track venues are confirmed to be in the service:<ref>{{
cite web
|url = http://www.iracing.com/carsTracks/tracks.php?lc=2
|title = Tracks
|publisher = iRacing.com
|accessdate = 2009-02-08
}}</ref>

''Note: a light blue background denotes that a track is included in the basic subscription, a yellow background denotes that a track is not yet available''
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:8pt"
|-
! Track name
! Location
! Configuration(s)
|-
| [[Atlanta Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Hampton, Georgia]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Auto Club Speedway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Fontana, California]]''
| ''[[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]''
|-
| [[Barber Motorsports Park]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Birmingham, Alabama]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Brands Hatch]]''
| ''{{flagicon|UK}} [[West Kingsdown]], [[Kent]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]]''
|-
| [[Bristol Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Bristol, Tennessee]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Chicagoland Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Joliet, Illinois]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| Centripetal Circuit
| Fictional
| [[Skid pad]]
|-
| [[Concord Motorsport Park]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Concord, North Carolina]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Darlington Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Darlington, South Carolina]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Daytona International Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Daytona Beach, Florida]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[F1 Outdoors]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[East Bridgewater, Massachusetts]]''
| ''[[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|-
| [[Homestead-Miami Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Homestead, Florida]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Indianapolis Motor Speedway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Speedway, Indiana]]''
| ''[[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]''
|-
| [[Infineon Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Sonoma, California]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Kansas Speedway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Kansas City, Kansas]]''
| ''[[Oval track racing|Oval]]''
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca|Laguna Seca]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Monterey, California]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Lanier National Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Braselton, Georgia]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Las Vegas Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Las Vegas, Nevada]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Lime Rock Park]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Lime Rock (Salisbury, Connecticut)|Lime Rock, Connecticut]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Long Beach Grand Prix|Long Beach]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Long Beach, California]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]]''
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Lowe's Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Charlotte, North Carolina]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]
|-
| [[Martinsville Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Martinsville, Virginia]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Michigan International Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Brooklyn, Michigan]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Miller Motorsports Park]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Tooele, Utah]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]], [[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|-
| [[Milwaukee Mile]] Speedway
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[West Allis, Wisconsin]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Moran Raceway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Beaumont, California]]''
| ''[[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Moroso Motorsports Park]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Jupiter, Florida]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]], [[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Mosport International Raceway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|CAN}} [[Bowmanville, Ontario|Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]]''
|-
| [[New Hampshire Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Loudon, New Hampshire]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]
|-bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[New Jersey Motorsports Park]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Millville, New Jersey]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]], [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Oulton Park]]''
| ''{{flagicon|UK}} [[Little Budworth]], [[Cheshire]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]]''
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Oxford Plains Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Oxford, Maine]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Phoenix International Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Phoenix, Arizona]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]], [[Oval track racing#Rovals|Roval]]
|- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Pocono Raceway]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Long Pond, Pennsylvania]]
| ''[[Oval track racing|Oval]]''
|-
| [[Richmond International Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Richmond, Virginia]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Road America]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|-
| [[Road Atlanta]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Braselton, Georgia]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|-
| [[Sebring International Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Sebring, Florida]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|-
| [[Silverstone Circuit]]
| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Silverstone]], [[Northamptonshire]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[South Boston Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[South Boston, Virginia]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Stafford Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Stafford Springs, Connecticut]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|- bgcolor="#dadfff"
| [[Summit Point Motorsports Park]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Summit Point, West Virginia]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]] x 2
|-
| [[Texas Motor Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Fort Worth, Texas]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Talladega Superspeedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Talladega County, Alabama]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Toyota Speedway at Irwindale]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Irwindale, California]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[USA International Speedway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Lakeland, Florida]]
| [[Oval track racing|Oval]]
|-
| [[Virginia International Raceway]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Alton, Virginia]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|-
| [[Watkins Glen International]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Watkins Glen, New York]]
| [[Road racing|Road course]]
|-- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''[[Willow Springs International Motorsports Park]]''
| ''{{flagicon|USA}} [[Rosamond, California]]''
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]], [[Kart racing|Kart]]''
|-- bgcolor="#ffee00"
| ''Zandvoort, [[Circuit Park Zandvoort]]
| ''{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[Zandvoort]], [[Netherlands]]
| ''[[Road racing|Road course]]''
|}

==Notes==

{{reflist|2}}

==Further reading==
*Roush, Jack, Jr. "[http://www.grand-am.com/koni/news/index.cfm?cid=16952 Roush: A Look Back at Lime Rock]". Grand-Am. May 28, 2008. Retrieved on 2009-04-10.
*Cole, Shaun & Gangi, Darin. (April 15, 2008). ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Upg6XSVvbmQ iRacing interview with Scott Mckee]'' (Flash video). SRT Media Productions. Retrieved on 2009-04-10.
*''[http://www.autosimsport.net/backissues.php#vol4 Autosimsport]'' '''4''' (2): 8-9, 19-30, April 15, 2008.

==External links==
* [http://www.iracing.com/ iRacing.com] - official website
* [http://www.facebook.com/iracing Official Facebook page]

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