iRacing Pricing and info from Newest Auto Sim Sport

[davidan]

Get your copy here
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http://autosimsport.net/

[TimCollier]

Did you see this about iRacing.com:

Not yet, though, as iRacing remains in the testing stage, with a probable spring debut. The price has not been set, but expect an online subscription to cost less than $500 a year.

Those of you expecting it to be aimed for the serious test drivers have hit the nail on the head....check out this article http://www.orlandosentinel.com/class...2851700.column

[john basara]

I'm guessing it'll be $40 a month, which would be $480 and technically less than $500. Honestly, I don't know what series/sim I'd be willing to pay $40 a month for.

John

[davidan]

I am sure I will probably try it for a few months assuming they allow you to purchase it that way. I hope they dont make us commit to a 12 month purchase at a time. I figure if I can check it out for a few months and I like it then I may continue on, and if I dont then I can always opt out. I am betting though that this thing is going to be great. I mean come on, Dave Kraemer is the godfather of Sim Racing and he has all the creative freedoms he's ever wanted with a bankroll for this project from John Henry. I expect it to be very very good.

[Bob Dunlop]

I'll prolly try it too, at least for a month.
Games I own and are IMO

GLP=Legendary
Nascar 1999=ok
Nascar 3 =Groundbreaking!
N4=N3 w/ a graphic update and Less than groundbreaking
N2002=N4 w/ another graphic update sorta
N2003=Legendary status achieved again!

iRacing=For Dave Kaemmer's sake better be UFB or the forums will be out of control,LOL
I guarantee the "Haters" are getting warmed up for this one

[Richard Hylands]

If we are going to be paying $40/month to use this sim then it better be about 1000 times better than rFactor. For $39.99 I can use just about any race car that has ever seen asphalt. They had better be prepared for 24/7 support and will have to guarantee 50 car fields for me to pay this kind of money.