The world’s number one motorsports simulation service just got a little better. iRacing recently released their Mac OS X version as well as full support for the Oculus Rift headset. iRacing made Linux users happy today by announcing that iRacing for Linux is now available.
The iRacing Motorsports Simulator features state-of-the-art accuracy and technology combined with a user-friendly, fun interface. iRacing has attracted professional race car drivers as well as those new to sim racing. iRacing also continuously improves and updates its service, and is massively well-known and popular throughout a diverse array of motorsports from stock cars on super speedways as well as short tracks and open wheel cars on road courses and everything in between.
Logitech G923 Racing Wheel & Pedals
One of the most popular entry-to-mid level sim racing wheels available today. The G923 delivers strong TRUEFORCE feedback up to 1000 Hz that lets you feel the road with refreshing clarity, a responsive brake pedal with progressive spring, and a solid set of pedals built for consistent control. It includes a programmable dual-clutch launch system for cleaner starts, a genuine leather-wrapped wheel, and straightforward compatibility with PC, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.
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iRacing already boast some impressive numbers, such as fifty thousand members across the globe. The introduction of support for the Mac and Linux systems is expected to boost those numbers significantly.
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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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iRacing was founded by Dave Kaemmer and John Henry in 2004. The iRacing.com website and the racing simulation were released in August of 2008. You may remember Dave Kaemmer as a co-founder of the Papyrus Design Group which developed one of the first true racing simulations, Grand Prix Legends. Papyrus was also behind the development of several NASCAR simulations including NASCAR Racing 2003. John Henry is the owner of the Boston Red Sox baseball team and co-owner of Roush-Fenway Racing.
Here is a short video that tells more about the iRacing Simulation.
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