iRacing LVMS Bullring Preview Video Released

[Paul Jeffrey]

iRacing.com have released a new teaser trailer showing off the upcoming 3/8 mile Bullring oval due to release into the game next week.

Part of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway complex, the Bullring is a very short, very frantic race track that is predominantly used for national class categories such as the Super Stocks series and Grand American Modifieds.

With the oval only being of 3/8 mile in length the track is sure to generate some incredibly tight racing once it hits the game store on the 7th March. With iRacing placing plenty of stock in their online safety ratings and driver rankings, I for one will be very interested to note how populated the servers will be come release, as a track of this nature is sure to offer a challenged experience trying to keep out of trouble...

As can be seen from the video and images released so far, the track should generate some tight racing packs and provide an unforgiving experience, with tight closely spaced corners, a reasonably narrow racing grove and trackside objects such as curbs to navigate, I wouldn't want to race too often and risk my safety rating that's for sure...

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So the Bullring is just around the corner, looking forward to it's release? Do you enjoy short 3/8 mile ovals in iRacing? Let us know in the comments section below!

 

[Rodent]

Looks incredibly cost effective in terms of making money, I'm not a big oval guy but this one looks more boring than most. I'm sure the oval guys will be happy though.

 

[Amedeo Fiorella]

Wow, another amazing way to turn left! And then turn left again!!! And then left.. Left.. More left..

I think most of the simracing community felt the need of such an incredible laser scanned track.