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iRacing Preview December Watkins Glen Update And Knockhill Release
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 30, 2021
0 CommentsiRacing have posted a few images on their social media channels recently, previewing a December update to the Watkins Glen roadcourse that I don’t think has been updated since 2008 (email to correct me, if wrong). I’m just sad we don’t have a 1967 version yet… Because while iRacing said historical versions weren’t a thing, the introduction of fantasy circuits has made that sound a bit silly.
Also recently posted was an announcement for Knockhill, though it doesn’t say a date for release. Historically you don’t tend to get a preview like this from iRacing unless it is coming out pretty soon, so I would honestly expect this in the December build as well.
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