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iRacing Preview Cedar Lake, Long Beach, New Rallycross Configurations
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Dec 7, 2020
0 CommentsThis really does seem to be one of the biggest builds iRacing have ever put out in terms of new content to race.
Starting with the recently announced Cedar Lake Speedway, we got a new trailer:
Greg Hill posted a bunch of new Long Beach screenshots on Twitter:
They continued to tease a new vehicle by posting an onboard of Long Beach (looking backwards):
What a view from @GPLongBeach 😍 pic.twitter.com/ZCaEOfppat
— iRacing.com (@iRacing) December 7, 2020
More Rallycross configurations were also announced and previewed. Both Charlotte Motor Speedway and Brands Hatch will be getting new configurations:
Screenshots below trailer.
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