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VELOCIPEDE Posted February 27 Author Share Posted February 27 Partnership con WSC, il TCR Series approda ufficialmente in iRacing! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VELOCIPEDE Posted February 28 Author Share Posted February 28 The Dirt Micro Sprint Car is arriving in this year's Season 2 release and will be apart of our base content package! Want to get your start on the dirt racing ladder? The Micro Sprint is your first step. One of the fastest-growing small car classes in America, don't be surprised if you see many of the drivers competing in these small yet nimble machines become the future stars of pro racing. Whether it's in a weekly racing series, traveling championships that run across America, or major events like the Tulsa Shootout, they're a fun, affordable way to get out on track and have some fun! Micro Sprints mostly race on small tracks, such as the quarter-mile Millbridge Speedway in North Carolina. Equipped with a 600cc engine that produces more than 160 horsepower, they've got enough power for young racers to learn the skills they need to step up, but are approachable enough not to overwhelm them. Micro Sprints can be run both with and without a wing, and on iRacing, you'll have the opportunity to try both! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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VELOCIPEDE Posted March 1 Author Share Posted March 1 Super Formula Lights is the final step that drivers face on the Super Formula ladder before heading into the top-level series. With a history of taking its basis from global Formula 3 regulations, for 2024, the series will feature Dallara's latest addition to one of the most impressive portfolios of open-wheel cars in racing history. Known as the Dallara 324, the current Super Formula Lights car is a successor to the 320 model that the series featured over the previous four years. Aside from chassis and aerodynamic upgrades, the new car sees a big departure from years past as it moves to the first spec engine in series history. It features a turbocharged, three-cylinder, 1.6-liter Toyota TGE33 engine developed by TOM'S, capable of producing roughly 275 horsepower. This is the same caliber of machinery that most of the world's top young open-wheel racers to go through as they climb to the highest level, so don't underestimate it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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