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In the new NASCAR 25 video game by iRacing Studios, Jimmie Johnson is rated as the 8th worst driver among active NASCAR Cup Series drivers with a score of 54 out of 100, reflecting his current performance level and team situation rather than his past achievements.
Cosworth and iRacing have partnered to enhance sim racing with Cosworth's Pi Toolbox software, offering real-time data analysis, live telemetry, and new competitive series, bridging virtual and real-world motorsport performance.
iRacing Studios will release a dedicated IndyCar console game for PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam in 2026, marking the first such game in over two decades, featuring licensed drivers, a career mode, and online multiplayer, with a long-term licensing agreement extension with IndyCar.
The August 2025 iRacing update introduces a comprehensive overhaul with new cars like the Aston Martin Vantage EVO GT3 and Dallara IL-15, a new track in Mexico City, a redesigned user interface, enhanced VR and rendering technology, and ongoing development of features like Career Mode and AI improvements, setting the stage for a significant evolution in the sim racing experience.
NASCAR 25, a new racing video game developed by iRacing, is set to launch on October 14, 2025, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with PC availability via Steam soon after. The game features all four premier NASCAR series plus the ARCA Menards Series, with extensive career mode options and multiplayer gameplay.
NASCAR and iRacing announced that 'NASCAR 25', a new console game featuring NASCAR's Cup, Xfinity, Craftsman Truck, and ARCA Menards Series, will be released on October 14, 2025, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, with PC release on Steam later. The game includes career mode with driver customization and strategic management, along with various gameplay modes.
iRacing has acquired the license to produce NASCAR console games from Motorsport Games, bringing control of NASCAR's console game properties under iRacing's umbrella. This move comes after Motorsport Games failed to produce a NASCAR console video game since October 2021. iRacing, which has been a significant partner to NASCAR, will now have the opportunity to develop a simulation-style NASCAR console game, promising to deliver an amazing experience for the gaming community and NASCAR fans worldwide. Motorsport Games still retains the license for video games based on the NTT IndyCar Series and the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
iRacing has acquired the NASCAR gaming rights from Motorsport Games and will release an official NASCAR console game in 2025. The deal includes the development of a simulation-style game for various platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. iRacing, already an official simulation partner of NASCAR, plans to work closely with NASCAR industry stakeholders to deliver an exceptional gaming experience for fans worldwide. Motorsport Games will continue to support and sell NASCAR Heat 5 and NASCAR Rivals until 2024 before focusing on other intellectual properties. The deal is worth $6 million and includes the rights to develop a mobile game.