http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=37853

209 pages to digest there! good luck!

yes it's pricey, and yes it's very good. and there's no free demo

1) http://www.iracing.com/
2) http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=37853

Quote from S3ANPukekoh3 :

What is iRacing?

A racing simulator

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How much does it cost?

A lot

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Is there a free demo version?

Nope

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And is it any better than LFS or rFactor is your honest opinion?

It's a matter of taste tbh, I quite like it though.

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And is it regularly updated..?

Yup, it gets new cars quite often.



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Quote from nikopdr :

A racing simulator
A lot
Nope
It's a matter of taste tbh, I quite like it though.
Yup, it gets new cars quite often.



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n00b you can never shed the title!

There actually is a free demo. Or was.

Quote from S3ANPukekoh3 :

What is iRacing? How much does it cost? Is there a free demo version?
And is it any better than LFS or rFactor is your honest opinion?
And is it regularly updated..?

I've heard about it and some people seem to think it's quite good...

you can still go to http://www.radicalsportscars.com/racing/virtual-racing and sign up for a free month's trial. You need to add your credit card or paypal but you can cancel that in your account page once all setup for the month.

It's different from LFS and rFactor. LFS still has the best community of any sim but for racing, iRacing has the best environment I think.

It's updated at least once every 3 months.

The best offer on the table right now is $60 for 6 months including the Lotus 1979 F1 car. Additional tracks and cars work out to be between $15 and $25 each.

essentially its a pyramid scheme of depth 1