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All content included with a basic iRacing subscription

By Bradley M. Wells
September 9, 2022
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If you’re looking to get started with iRacing, what does a basic subscription include? Here are the cars, tracks and features included.

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Register for a The iRacing.com account gives a standard membership to the service, which allows users to access everything related to iRacing. In addition to membership, members can purchase tracks, cars, race servers, and third-party apps, all of which can add up for a more comprehensive and expensive experience.

Let’s say you’re about to try iRacing and don’t want to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars upfront. So what comes with the standard subscription? Starting with Season 4 of 2022, here’s what you’ll get if you choose to try the service for a trial period with a basic subscription.

CARS INCLUDED

There are four different license classifications on iRacing, and with that, there must be content included for new members to progress through the rookie ranks. Oval, Road, Dirt Oval, and Dirt Road are those disciplines, and as such you’ll find enough content to satisfy advancement requirements.

Most of the vehicles you’ll find are spec’ed primarily for road racing, but who says you can’t take a Volkswagen Jetta and race around an oval track in it?

MAKE AND MODEL OF CAR DISCIPLINE(S) AI?
Cadillac CTS-V Road
Legends Ford ’34 Coupe oval
Legends Ford ’34 Rookie Coupe oval
Ford ’34 Coupe Dirt Legends earth oval
Land Street Stock earth oval
Modified Dirt UMP earth oval
Formula V Road YES
Mazda MX-5 World Cup Road YES
Kia Optima Road YES
Lucas Oil Off Road Pro 2 Lite Dirt road
Pontiac Solstice Road
Radical SR8 Road
SCCA Spec Racer Ford Road YES
Street stock oval YES
Volkswagen Beetle Dirt road
Volkswagen Beetle Lite Dirt road
VW Jetta TDI Coupe Road YES
[LEGACY] Dallara DW12 Oval/Road
[LEGACY] Chevrolet Silverado NASCAR Truck – 2008 oval

TRACKS INCLUDED

Coca-Cola 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway |  eNCCiS Race Preview

Like the vehicles above, there are enough tracks to meet all license requirements to upgrade from a Rookie license to a Class D license. Of course, once you start racing the tier Class D license, you will likely need to start purchasing more content to continue competing.

Some of the free tracks have multiple configurations that can be used in different licenses. For example, Charlotte Motor Speedway has an Oval, Road Course, and Rallycross setup for the Dirt Road license. There’s also Centripetal Circuit on this list, but unfortunately that’s not used anywhere on the service except in single player testing.

TRACK NAME DISCIPLINE(S) CONFIGURATION AI?
Centripetal circuit Testing only 1
Charlotte Motor Speedway Oval, Road, Dirt Road 9 YES (not all layouts)
Concord Speedway oval 1 YES
Daytona “Rally Cross” Dirt road 2
Langley Motor Speedway oval 1 YES
Lanier National Speedway Oval, Dirty Oval 2 YES (asphalt only)
Limaland Motorsports Park earth oval 1
Lime Rock Park Road 4 YES (all layouts)
Okayama International Circuit Road 2 YES (both layouts)
Oran Park Racecourse Road 6 YES (not all layouts)
Oulton Park Circuit Road 8 YES (all layouts)
Oxford Plains Circuit oval 1
Rudskogen Motorsenter Road 1 YES
South Boston Motor Speedway oval 1 YES
South Motorsport National Park oval 1 YES
Summit Point Racecourse Road 5 YES (not all layouts)
Thompson Speedway Motorsport Park oval 1 YES
Tsukuba circuit Road seven YES (all layouts)
United States International Speedway Oval, Dirty Oval 2 YES (asphalt only)
WeatherTech Laguna Seca Tour Road 2 YES (“Full” only)
[LEGACY] Charlotte Motor Speedway 2008 Oval, Road 4
[LEGACY] Lime Rock Park 2008 Road 3
[LEGACY] Phoenix Raceway 2008 Oval, Road, Dirt Road 3

WHAT TO DO WITH INCLUDED CONTENT

What you need to know about iRacing AI

Obviously, racing online with other members in the rookie ranks to grow your license level is the most common practice when starting out on iRacing, but there are more things to participate in that are included.

Hosted Sessions and League Races are two ways to compete online against others through unofficial means. Of course, you will only be able to join races that use the included content.

Same with AI Racing, a part of the service that is relatively new, but more and more content is being added build after build. You will notice that in the tables above I have included a column to indicate if a content item can be used with iRacing AI. While still a work in progress, iRacing AI is a great way to get track time and learn to iRace in a non-online environment.

The iRacing UI also allows car design and will provide templates for vehicles you own. There are pre-built bases with a list of sponsors to choose from already built in, but customization is also a possibility if you can afford it with something like GIMP or Photoshop.

Finally, of course, if you decide to pursue your career in iRacing, you can purchase content at any time and it will likely be part of your library forever, unless iRacing decides to remove or replace the content, in which there may be some sort of credit agreement in place for you to get a return on it.






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