iRacing.com - Suzuka & ALMS Cars Preview Screenshots

InsideSimRacing.tv has released a new preview screenshots of the upcoming content for the simulator iRacing 2.0 in their latest episode of the This Week In Sim Racing show.

Screenshots are showing us the new GT2 car Ford GT ALMS and the LMP2 car ALMS Acura ARX-01c with present GT1 car Chevrolet Corvette C6.R in action on the famous Japanese Formula 1 circuit.

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ISR.tv - This Week In Sim Racing - July 22nd 2011

InsideSimRacing.tv presents new episode of the "This Week In Sim Racing" show. In this episode Shaun and Darin take a look at C.A.R.S. a new concept on sim racing developed by Slightly Mad Studios, Game Stock Car, they have some exclusive rFactor 2 and iRacing 2.0 screenshots, race reports and the Bodinhausen Mod.

Driver San Francisco - Developer Diary #2

Ubisoft has released the 2nd developer diary video of their upcoming title Driver San Francisco.

In the second episode of the developer diaries, the Ubisoft Reflections team discusses how the innovative "shift" feature of Driver: San Francisco is integrated within gameplay.

The game is scheduled for release in North America on August 30, 2011 and in Europe on September 2, 2011 for the PC, PS3, Xbox360 and Nintendo 3DS.

rFactor 2 - Development Screenshots

Image Space Incorporated has released a new development screenshots of the rFactor 2 highlighting a dynamic environment of the upcoming simulation.

rFactor 2 is still on-target for release later this year and will for the first time place the driver in the dynamic environment real life drivers feel every weekend. With moving trackside objects, changes to the racing line including rubber build-up and marbles, day-night-day transitions, wet-dry transitions and a very advanced new tire model, no two laps will truly feel the same.

NASCAR The Game 2011 - Official DLC Trailer

Activision and Eutechnyx unveil the first DLC coming for the NASCAR The Game 2011.

DLC will be coming to PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE and will include the 2011 car models, with over 60 primary and secondary paint schemes, 2011 race schedule in Career Mode, 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series points system, 200’ MegaVision TV in Charlotte and repaved Daytona track. The DLC will allow gamers the chance to play through either the 2010 or 2011 seasons, giving them an unprecedented two full NASCAR Sprint Cup Series seasons.

The DLC will be free for PlayStation 3 via PlayStation Network and incorporated in to Patch 2. It will be available for download on Xbox 360 via Xbox Live released shortly after Patch 2 and will cost 160 Microsoft Points.

Source: eutechnyx.com

iRacing.com - Preview Iowa Speedway & Ford GT

iRacing.com has released a new preview screenshots of the upcoming content for their new simulator iRacing 2.0 that is scheduled for release this August. High resolution screenshots highlighting the Iowa Speedway and Ford GT ALMS GT2.

The iRacing Ford GT is a digital version of the car that David and Andrea Robertson and David Murry piloted to third place in the GTE Am class in the 2011 24 Hour of Le Mans. Iowa Speedway’s 7/8 mile oval annually plays host to the IZOD IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights Series, as well as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and the Nationwide Series.

ISR.tv - This Week In Sim Racing - July 15th 2011

InsideSimRacing.tv presents new episode of the "This Week In Sim Racing" show. In this episode Shaun and Tommy talk about Targa Florio for rFactor the amazing 72 kilometer track. Also for RFactor is news of a preview of the Historic GT 2.0. They also show Codemasters F1 2011 presentation from London by Alan Boiston of VVV Automotive's. Part 1 of the review of the Gran Turgismo shifter paddles for the Logitech DFGT. In addition they have a new patch for the Fanatec family of wheels and an update on the GT5 Collectors Edition competition for a Mercedes SLS AMG.

InsideSimRacing.tv - Human Racing GT Chassis

InsideSimRacing.tv presents their review of the GT chassis by Human Racing. Shaun takes a look at this very unique dual post designed rig. After hearing the pros and cons about it they put it on the rev scale to see how it holds up.

GT chassis costs around 950 pounds or 1500 US dollars. Visit the official website at www.humanracing.co.th to get more information about this beautifully designed sim rig.