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NASCAR 25 PC Release Date Confirmed: Coming to Steam in November

After months of anticipation, iRacing Studios has confirmed that NASCAR 25 will officially arrive on Steam for PC on November 11, 2025. The news comes just weeks before the console launch and answers one of the biggest questions fans have been asking since the game was first announced.


Why the PC Release Matters

While NASCAR 25 is set to debut on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on October 14, many fans — especially long-time sim racers — have been waiting for confirmation of a PC version.

The Steam release means:

  • High-Performance Options: PC players can take advantage of higher resolutions, customizable graphics settings, and ultra-high frame rates.
  • Wider Hardware Support: From racing wheels and pedals to VR-ready setups, the PC platform allows for deeper immersion.
  • Modding Potential: Though not confirmed, fans speculate that Steam Workshop integration could eventually open the door for community-created content.
  • Global Reach: Steam provides worldwide distribution, making it easier for international fans to jump into the NASCAR experience.

Console First, Then PC

iRacing Studios made the choice to launch consoles first, focusing on next-gen hardware. That’s why NASCAR 25 is not coming to PS4, Xbox One, or Nintendo Switch. Instead, the team is leaning into current-gen and PC capabilities to deliver larger online lobbies, higher-quality visuals, and more detailed tracks.

By spacing out the console and PC releases, developers can ensure a smoother rollout and give PC players an optimized version right out of the gate.


Features PC Fans Can Expect

Like its console counterparts, the PC edition of NASCAR 25 will include:

  • All Four Series: Cup, Xfinity, Trucks, and ARCA Menards Series
  • 175+ Real Drivers: From superstars to up-and-comers
  • Dozens of Laser-Scanned Tracks: Including Daytona, Bristol, Chicago Street, and more
  • Career Mode: Start in ARCA and build your way to Cup glory
  • 40-Player Online Multiplayer: The first full Cup-sized online grids in a NASCAR console/PC game
  • Modern Presentation: Built in Unreal Engine with broadcast-style HUD, damage modeling, and dynamic weather

What Fans Are Saying

The PC community has been especially vocal about wanting this release, as many sim racers are already deeply invested in iRacing’s PC ecosystem. With NASCAR 25 bridging console accessibility and PC performance, fans see it as a rare crossover opportunity.

On forums, players are already planning:

  • League racing seasons that mirror the real NASCAR schedule
  • Full 40-car grids on Steam servers
  • Wheel and pedal setups that push immersion beyond what’s possible on a controller

Mark the Date

  • Console Release: October 14, 2025 (PS5, Xbox Series X|S)
  • PC Release: November 11, 2025 (Steam)

Fans can now wishlist NASCAR 25 on Steam to receive launch notifications and updates.


The announcement of a Steam release date cements NASCAR 25 as more than just a console revival — it’s a true cross-platform racing experience. For the first time in over a decade, NASCAR fans on both console and PC will be able to dive into a game that aims to capture the full thrill of stock car racing.

Whether you’re a casual fan with a controller or a hardcore sim racer with a triple-monitor setup, November 11, 2025 is the day PC players finally get behind the wheel.

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