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NASCAR gearing up for official online racing series

iRacing.com is home to five virtual NASCAR Series

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A vision that Bill France Jr. articulated more than 15 years ago will become reality this season with the formation of the NASCAR iRacing.com Series, an official NASCAR racing series.

On Feb. 9, online racing competition commences with the first event of the inaugural 18-race, 39-week NASCAR iRacing Drivers World Championship. This series will feature the 50 top-rated drivers currently racing in iRacing's Pro Series and will include Sprint Cup Series driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., who recently clinched entry into this elite series.

Selected races from the series will be carried over the internet on iRacing.com. Weekly iRacing news coverage and standings will be featured on NASCAR.COM.

NASCAR and iRacing have worked together since the announcement of the partnership in 2009 to refine the structure of the series, establish a "sporting code" or rule book, as well as develop an identity for the series.

While entry for the NASCAR iRacing Drivers World Championship is limited to the top 50 drivers, iRacing will also host five NASCAR amateur series open to all NASCAR fans through membership in the iRacing.com online service.

Just below the World Championship series, the 2010 NASCAR iRacing Pro Series is reserved for the 250 top-ranked oval-track iRacing drivers and commences in May to determine eligibility to participate in the 2011 NASCAR iRacing Drivers World Championship.

"Bill France Jr. was ahead of his time when he initially had the vision of an online racing series. Thanks to evolving technology NASCAR fans can virtually compete at their favorite track and have their chance to end up in a Victory Lane," NASCAR senior vice president Paul Brooks said.

Tony Gardner, iRacing's president, explained that iRacing's staff has been busy fine-tuning the infrastructure and creating the organization that supports the vision of NASCAR online racing.

"We've created our online racing service for racers and fans," Gardner said. "We've done the hard work to make it simple and easy for NASCAR fans to join iRacing and get behind the wheel. You don't have to be a computer geek to do this. PC owners with a broadband connection, only need to purchase an inexpensive wheel-and-pedal set from their local consumer electronics store or online. In an hour, they can be racing. It's that simple. Everything an aspiring racer needs to know to get started is on our Web site, at http://www.iracing.com.

The opportunity for NASCAR fans to have extremely affordable but highly meaningful racing careers of their own will become a reality with the launch of these NASCAR-sanctioned amateur online racing series organized and hosted by iRacing.com.

Featuring four 12-week seasons each calendar year, these series feature modifieds, late models, Camping World Truck Series trucks, Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series cars and mirror the skill ladder that NASCAR athletes typically follow, beginning with short-track racing and proceeding through virtual versions of the three premier real-world NASCAR series.

While iRacing competition licenses to participate in organized races are issued in progressive skill levels, all members are permitted to practice with any car on any track. In conjunction with the Daytona 500, the spring Sprint Cup Series Talladega race and the NASCAR season-ending Championship Weekend at Homestead- Miami Speedway, as part of its 2010 World Tour, iRacing will organize races that are open to any member of the service, regardless of license level.

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[DaniloMorera]

Yo corro en iracing, la verdad lo recomiendo mucho. Es un poco caro, pero la verdad a mi me cuadra mucho.

[gcvracing]

Bueno nota Danilo, justo estoy viendo de abrir una cta...

[DaniloMorera]

Bueno nota Danilo, justo estoy viendo de abrir una cta...

Mandame un privado si lo haces y yo te guio en las primeras varas, que los primeros dias pueden ser un poco enredados por las opciones. Eso si, ahi no se puede ni chocar, ni salirse de la pista, bueno se puede pero te quita puntos de tu licencia y te toma mas tiempo llegar a los carros tuanis.

Yo corro principalmente en la skip barber y los nascar trucks.