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iRacing Preview Fictional Superspeedway, Modifieds, Tease Long Beach
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 25, 2020
0 CommentsiRacing today published a video to YouTube that previews what is obviously the Coca-Cola Superspeedway from NASCAR Racing 2002 Season. Here is a look at the track in NR2002:
Here is their new trailer:
They also published a trailer announcing Big Block and 358 Modifieds:
Finally, they posted this clear teaser on Twitter that Long Beach is coming along nicely:
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