iRacing released a hotfix today that includes Oval AI racing and uncounted cautions (now known as DNC cautions).
iRacing Asphalt Oval AI Racing is now available.
The cars included are these:
Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals
This serves as a no-nonsense entry into realistic driving. Dual-motor force feedback delivers honest steering weight and road detail, while the sturdy floor pedals offer progressive braking and smooth throttle. Stainless steel paddle shifters, a leather-wrapped rim, and a full 900-degree rotation create a setup that earns its spot on your rig without needless extras. It works cleanly with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
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- NASCAR Cup Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
- NASCAR Cup Ford Mustang
- NASCAR Cup Toyota Camry
Thrustmaster T300RS GT Steering Wheel & Pedal Set
The T300 is a proven mid-range wheel with smooth belt-driven force feedback and a responsive brushless motor for clear track feel. An 11-inch leather wheel, solid three-pedal GT set, and PS5, PS4, and PC compatibility give racers the precision to brake later, hold tighter lines, and improve lap after lap.
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The tracks included are these:
- Daytona International Speedway – Oval
- Okayama International Circuit – Full Course
- Sebring International Raceway – International
- Talladega Superspeedway
Full course cautions where caution laps do not count have been added to the iRacing simulation.
This is now known as DNC cautions. The field lineup is determined at the instant the caution flag is flown, so there is no racing back to the line. The field lineup is determined by the order that the field last crossed the start/finish line (the completion of the last green flag lap) . If you’re able to get the iRacing beta interface to work, look for DNC cautions at the bottom of the ‘track options’ step. If there is a way, use the preferred website interface to create your hosted session. Look for DNC cautions under the cautions section.
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