NASCAR iRacing World Championship

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Round Four of the NASCAR iRacing World Championship Series at Martinsville Speedway will be broadcast live at 10:00 pm EST, March 23 (02:00 GMT, March 24). The race will be streamed at www.psrtv.com in Silverlight and Windows Media Player.

Round 3 at Bristol Motor Speedway went to Richard Towler, with Thomas Hazard and John Gorlinsky also on podium.

The event is the latest step in the ongoing development of iRacing.com

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Beginning this Saturday, April 3, all iRacing Drivers World Championship (iDWC) and NASCAR iRacing World Championship Series (NiWCS) events will be broadcast, live on iRacing.com. The iDWC and NiWCS races will be streamed at www.iracing.com/multimedia/live-broadcasts in Silverlight and Windows Media Player.

iDWC events run on alternate Saturdays at 22 GMT (6 p.m. Eastern time), with NiDWC races scheduled for alternate Wednesdays at 2 GMT (10 p.m. Eastern time/Tuesday). The pre-race broadcast shows begin five minutes before the scheduled race times.

First up is the iDWC race at Watkins Glen International (boot) on April 3, followed by Round Five of the NiDWC at Phoenix International Raceway on April 7 (April 6, Eastern time). A fortnight later, the iDWC visits Road America with the NiDWC traveling to Talladega Superspeedway.

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Alfalla Wins Second Straight NiSWC Title

Ray Alfalla completed a successful defense of his NASCAR iRacing.com Series World Championship in last night’s season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, becoming the first sim-racer to score back-to-back NiSWC titles and earning more than $10,500 in cash and prizes in the bargain. Alfalla drove to a steady if unspectacular fifth place finish last night while his lone title rival, Michael Conti, came home seventh to clinch second place in the standings and the $3,500 check that goes to the series runner-up.

Kevin King scored a dominant win at Homestead to secure third place in the NiSWC points while Nick Ottinger edged Brian Schoenburg and Patrick Baldwin for fourth spot in the championship standings. Further down the order, Jason Karlavige made history by finishing in the top 25 in points and securing a spot in the 2013 NiSWC, the first driver to do so without racing his way into the series through the NASCAR iRacing.com Pro Series.

Congratulations to Ray, Michael, Kevin, Nick, Brian, Patrick, Jason and all the competitors in the 2012 NiSWC for a great season of sim-racing!

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