New Cars:
- Ferrari 499P LMH: This Le Mans Hypercar, celebrated for its back-to-back 24 Hours of Le Mans victories, brings a 3-liter V6 hybrid drivetrain to iRacing, marking the platform’s first LMH-class vehicle.
- Acura NSX GT3 Evo 22: Featuring a 520 HP twin-turbo engine, this GT3 car enriches endurance racing series with its dynamic performance.
- BMW M2 CSR: Designed for rookie-level racers, this car provides a balanced step up in power and handling, and is available as free base content for all iRacing members.
- Supercars Gen 3 Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang: The latest generation of Australian Supercars debuts, offering enhanced physics modeling and graphical fidelity.
New Tracks and Updates:
- Thruxton Circuit: Known as the fastest circuit in the UK, Thruxton is meticulously recreated using drone-captured photogrammetry, offering racers an authentic high-speed experience.
- Huset’s Speedway: This 3/8-mile dirt oval in South Dakota adds to the dirt racing venues, reflecting its real-world revitalization.
- Track Refreshes: As part of the “NASCAR Refresh” initiative, New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Las Vegas Motor Speedway have been updated to meet current quality standards, enhancing realism and visual appeal.
New Features:
- Debris Refresh: The dynamic track system now includes realistic debris accumulation, such as gravel and mud, affecting vehicle handling and strategy. This lays the groundwork for future features like tire puncture damage.
- AI Behavior Enhancements: AI drivers exhibit more lifelike behaviors, including headlight flashing in multiclass racing scenarios, with plans for further individualistic actions.
These updates reflect iRacing’s commitment to delivering a comprehensive and immersive racing simulation, catering to both novice and seasoned racers. The 2025 Season 1 build is available now, inviting the community to explore and master the new content.