What’s Happening?
Most iRacing drivers know about the service’s laser-scanned real-world tracks, but not everything in the simulator actually exists. From entirely fictional superspeedways to fantasy track layouts and even a concept race car, this video explores every piece of made-up content hiding inside iRacing and explains why it was created.
- Which iRacing car was designed by Dallara but never built in real life, and why was it introduced during the COVID era?
- Why do tracks like iRacing Superspeedway, Centripetal Circuit, and the Mid-Ohio Alt Oval exist despite never hosting real-world races?
- How did iRacing create fictional layouts for places like Monza, Irwindale, Chicago Street Course, and several rallycross venues?
- Which fantasy tracks were built simply to expand dirt and rallycross content, and why are they unlikely to be repeated today?
The video highlights how iRacing has blended realism with creativity over the years, using fictional content to solve development challenges, expand racing disciplines, and create some of the simulator’s most unique experiences.
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