NASCAR 25 vs iRacing vs Past Console Titles
How the new game stacks up against the PC sim and the last decade of console entries—handling, modes, and features.
How the new game stacks up against the PC sim and the last decade of console entries—handling, modes, and features.
The case for optimism: proven dev pedigree, deep career, massive roster, big online lobbies, and laser-scanned tracks.
What to expect from graphics, damage, broadcast flair, and audio—from engine notes to spotter chatter.
The long wait is almost over. NASCAR 25 launches October 14, 2025 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, followed by a PC release on November 11. Developed by iRacing, the title promises a more authentic and competitive NASCAR experience than fans have seen in years. With the community still remembering the troubled launch of…
Everything we know about online racing in NASCAR 25, including 40-driver lobbies and league seasons.
Dozens of laser-scanned tracks, including superspeedways, short tracks, road and street courses. These are our must-race picks.
Why William Byron, Christopher Bell, and Ryan Blaney are on the cover—and what each represents.
Cup, Xfinity, Trucks—and ARCA for the first time on console. Here’s what that means for your season.
A closer look at the multi-series career: ARCA beginnings, contracts, sponsors, facilities, and the climb to Cup glory.
After months of teases, we finally have clear, controller-in-hand gameplay from NASCAR 25. In a new 16-minute video filmed at Young’s Motorsports, Xfinity driver Anthony Alfredo takes the #42 Chevy for practice laps at Homestead-Miami and jumps into a short race before switching to a Cup car at Richmond. If you’ve been waiting to see…