Cup Series driver Kyle Larson has been suspended by NASCAR and iRacing after he said the N-word during a live stream of an iRacing event Sunday. Chip Ganassi Racing, Chevrolet, McDonalds and Credit ...

The second round of the IMSA iRacing Pro Series will take place today at virtual WeatherTech Laguna Seca Raceway. There are 50 drivers entered in the second round of the six-race series, which held ...

Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead sang the national anthem from a remote location. Troy Aikman, borrowing Matthew McConaughey's trademark phrase "All right, all right, all right," commanded drivers to ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – NASCAR gave fans a much-needed live racing event, in the form of virtual iRacing. Thirty-five current and former NASCAR drivers participated from race simulators at their houses ...

Sim racing platform iRacing has announced the return of the IndyCar Thrustmaster iRacing Pro Series for the 2026 season.

INDIANAPOLIS – IndyCar drew more than 400,000 total live viewers across various platforms for its online-only broadcast of the series’ first iRacing Challenge event this past Saturday, which featured ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead sang the national anthem from a remote location. Troy Aikman, borrowing Matthew McConaughey's trademark phrase "All right, all right, all right," ...

Coronavirus is hitting sports hard, but through the many event postponements, whispers of rescheduled dates and fan prayers, the virtual world is kicking into overdrive to fill the gap in live ...

NASCAR has suspended Kyle Larson after the driver used a racial slur during a live stream of Sunday’s iRacing event. Larson must also attend sensitivity training as required by NASCAR bylaws. “NASCAR ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead sang the national anthem from a remote location. Troy Aikman, borrowing Matthew McConaughey’s trademark phrase “Alright, alright, alright,” ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead sang the national anthem from a remote location. Troy Aikman, borrowing Matthew McConaughey’s trademark phrase, “All right, all right, all right,” ...