The recent patch for NASCAR 25 has finally introduced a long-awaited feature: in-race pit stop adjustments. Players have been eagerly anticipating this addition since the games launch, and its clear that developers listened to the community’s feedback. With the ability to tweak tire pressure and wedge settings during races, players can now make strategic decisions on the fly, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. Initially, players could only make adjustments before practice, qualifying, or race sessions, which limited their ability to respond to track conditions or car performance during a race.

The excitement is palpable among NTT IndyCar Series fans with the announcement of a new console game developed by iRacing Studios. This game marks a significant milestone as it will be the first IndyCar game since 2004, allowing fans to experience the thrill of racing on iconic tracks like Michigan International Speedway. With a release date set for next year, anticipation is building for what this game will offer. One of the most intriguing aspects of this new game is the involvement of Scott McLaughlin, a prominent driver who gained recognition during the iRacing events amid the COVID shutdown.