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NASCAR stars rave about Red Bull GRC on iRacing

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Credit: iRacing

A number of top NASCAR drivers have praised the officially-licensed Red Bull Global Rallycross expansion to iRacing that was released this week.

Developed by a number of drivers in the series, including three-time champion Scott Speed, it adds both the Volkswagen Andretti Rallycross Beetle, and the M-Sport Ford Fiesta, along with six real-world liveries used by Speed, Steve Arpin, Austin Dyne, and Cabot Bigham. There’s also five course layouts including Daytona International Speedway and Lucas Oil Raceway.

Red Bull GRC on iRacing has already been massively popular, and several top NASCAR drivers have been praising the expansion on social media.

Red Bull GRC for iRacing is available now – Credit: iRacing

“Playing the new iRacing GRC,” tweeted recently-crowned NASCAR Xfinity series champion William Byron said. “This is amazing.” Kyle Larson responded by calling it the “greatest thing ever”.

2017 NASCAR Trucks champion Christopher Bell also called it “the most fun I’ve had on iRacing”. Michael Annett was another driver to praise iRacing GRC expansion on Twitter.

The simulation is the most realistic virtual representation of rallycross to date, and it’s even led to some drivers wanting to try the series for real following their online experiences. Bell said he would “love to get to drive one”, while Matt DiBenedetto also said “I want to drive a GRC car in real life so bad I can’t stand it!”

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Dominik Wilde is a professional motorsport and motoring writer that has covered events in both the UK and USA. His main focus for the Checkered Flag is covering Americas Rallycross and Nitro Rallycross.
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