What Racing Software Do We Use?

iRacing Car List

iRacing Track List

iRacing is by far the most advanced racing software and the same one used by most professional racers and has the best racing dynamics which is why we use this as our main program at Race to Reality. We have the commercial version so we have every car and track on their database. (Our Full Car Simulator currently only runs on iRacing)

 

 

In short iRacing is our first choice but we can put you on Assetto for the following reasons:

Non nationall track like Thunderhill, Pikes Peak, Spring Mountain

You want to drive either a street car or a car with a H-Pattern, (iRacing does have a few H Pattern cars such as NASCAR Xfinity, older Miata, 90GTO Audi, NASCAR TRUCK, LATE MODELS)

Drifting is also on option

Available Late April, we have it but we need to update our selections. The other commercial software we have here is Assetto Corsa and we use this for things iRacing doesn't cover. iRacing only has cars that currently race and they are the actual race car version and only National tracks that means locally iRacing will have Sonoma Raceway and Laguna Seca but not ThunderHill and for instance if you wanted the Mustang iRacing will have the GT-3 racing Mustang not a Mustang with a H-pattern shifter you can buy from a dealer.

Why Don't Many Sim Centers Use iRacing?

Find Out Here - Most Sim Centers Use Assetto

There are many reasons but it mainly comes down to ease of use and logistics not in how the software feels.

 

- If you drive backwards for 20 feet on iRacing it automatically kicks you off, making it harder for novice groups.

- Assetto Corsa can launch all simulators together from one kiosk on iRacing each simulator has to be connected and launched for each new race

- Commercial licenses are needed for each simulator for both softwares, iRacing has to be renued each year and Assetto is only a one time needed.

 

iRacing Types of Cars

Road Racing Cars:

GR Cup

Global Cup Miata

GT-4

GT-3

Formula:

F1, F2, F3, F4

Super Formula