The inaugural iRacing World of Outlaws NOS Energy Sprint Car World Championship round at Lernerville Speedway promised a unique challenge for the 35 best sim racing sprint car drivers in the world, and Monday’s action didn’t disappoint. When the checkered flag finally fell, it was Swindell SpeedLab’s James Edens who took his first victory of
The iRacing World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model World Championship returns to iRacing on Monday night, with the first of 10 races on the schedule coming from Volusia Speedway Park. 35 of the world’s best drivers will compete every week through the summer for their share of a $25,000 prize pool, with the champion
James Edens led a fleet of three Swindell Speedlab Esports drivers in the top 10 as the iRacing World of Outlaws NOS Energy Sprint Car World Championship staged its second of 10 races this season at Knoxville Raceway on Monday. Like Alex A Bergeron last week in Volusia, Edens qualified first, won his heat, and
