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Heading back in time to the dawn of hot rodding culture, the Simraceway Custom Hot Rod offers an aggressive-but-elegant insight into the high-octane days of romance and rebellion on four wheels.

Created to bring the unadulterated joy of driving within the reach of mere motoring mortals, the GT86—a collaboration between Toyota and Subaru—was first glimpsed, in the guise of the FT-86 concept, at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show.

Simraceway released the external Build SimracewayGame_76.exe. The build ads various fixes and features.

With Formula One returning to the US this season, Simraceway has just released as part of its wide-ranging track offering the country’s first circuit specifically designed and built for the FIA’s premier series. Keep reading for more information–and to find out how you can win a VIP trip to the real Circuit of the Americas.

Simraceway is an online racing game that allows avid race fans the opportunity to compete against fellow racers in the latest cars on incredibly realistic race tracks. The virtual racing environment is created using immensely powerful track and vehicle mapping similar to the technology used in Formula 1 simulators. Simraceway also turns to expert drivers Allan McNish, Dario Franchitti and in-house developer Nico Rondent to hone the car to as realistic a feel as possible.

Opened in 1947, Martinsville Speedway is one of the few remaining short track venues used by NASCAR. In fact its 0.526-mile oval, complete with asphalt straights and distinctive low-banked, concrete-and-blacktop corners, is the shortest circuit used in modern Sprint Cup Series racing.

Simraceway's Head of Physics and Head Driving Instructor Nico Rondet teams up with Cal Berkeley's FSAE racing team to prepare their car "Vader" for competition!

The R18 TDI succeeded the R15 TDI as Audi 's Le Mans Prototype weapon-of-choice in 2010. It represented the first coupe design since the manufacturer's failed experiment with the R8C over a decade before, in a move prompted by new laws that slowed down pit stop times and negated the main advantage of an open cockpit.

Doug Meyers of Sim Racing Review announces SimRaceway Test Drive Tuesdays!

Following the release of the awesome Troyton Raceway recently, SimRaceway is pleased to announce some more exciting additions to our track line-up, all of which can be enjoyed free-of-charge. It’s time to meet their new circuits! You can familiarize yourself with all these awesome tracks completely free-of-charge in Practice Mode or, if you fancy something a little stronger, stay tuned for all-new Events launching on them in the near future.