The Complete iRacing Tracks List

The Complete iRacing Tracks List

Looking for a complete list of tracks to drive on iRacing?

Here’s everything you need to know!

How many tracks are on iRacing?

There are approximately 130 race tracks on iRacing available with hundreds of configurations. However, the number keeps on going up as iRacing is constantly adding new tracks to the collection.

How much are iRacing tracks?

You will get several free tracks in iRacing, but the ones that require additional purchase costs are in the range of $4.95 and $14.95.

Are the tracks laser-scanned?

Yes, the tracks in iRacing are completely laser-scanned.

There is a constant debate on which racing software has the best laser scanning technology, but it is safe to say that iRacing ranks very highly amongst some of the most elite racing software in terms of laser-scanning the track layout.

What tracks are included with iRacing?

Just like most sim racing software and plenty of online games, iRacing can not be downloaded for free, and instead of using a one-time purchase method, you have to subscribe to their membership which comes in different packages.

Once subscribed you will get plenty of content for free, including free cars and the following race tracks:

  1. (Legacy) Charlotte Motor Speedway – 2008
  2. (Legacy) Daytona International Speedway – 2008
  3. (Legacy) Phoenix Raceway – 2008
  4. Centripetal Circuit
  5. Charlotte Motor Speedway
  6. Concord Speedway
  7. Langley Speedway
  8. Lanier Raceplex
  9. Lanier Raceplex – Dirt
  10. Limaland Motorsports Park
  11. Lime Rock Park
  12. Okayama International Circuit
  13. Oran Park Raceway
  14. Oulton Park Circuit
  15. Oxford Plains Speedway
  16. Rallycross Daytona
  17. Rallycross Phoenix
  18. South Boston Speedway
  19. Southern National Motorsports Park
  20. Summit Point Motorsports Park
  21. Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park
  22. Tsukuba Circuit
  23. USA International Speedway
  24. USA International Speedway – Dirt
  25. WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca

What tracks can you purchase?

If you want to unlock more tracks, you can always make additional purchases which include the following options:

  1. (Legacy) Kentucky Speedway – 2011
  2. (Legacy) Michigan International Speedway – 2009
  3. (Legacy) Pocono Raceway – 2009
  4. (Legacy) Silverstone Circuit – 2008
  5. (Legacy) Texas Motor Speedway – 2009
  6. Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach
  7. Atlanta Motor Speedway
  8. Auto Club Speedway
  9. Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari
  10. Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace
  11. Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
  12. Barber Motorsports Park
  13. Bark River International Raceway
  14. Brands Hatch Circuit
  15. Bristol Motor Speedway
  16. Bristol Motor Speedway – Dirt
  17. Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
  18. Cedar Lake Speedway
  19. Chicagoland Speedway
  20. Chicago Street Circuit
  21. Chili Bowl
  22. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
  23. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
  24. Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans
  25. Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
  26. Circuit of the Americas
  27. CM.com Circuit Zandvoort
  28. Circuit Zolder
  29. Crandon International Off-Road Raceway
  30. Darlington Raceway
  31. Daytona International Speedway
  32. Detroit Belle Isle
  33. Donington Park Circuit
  34. Dover Motor Speedway
  35. Eldora Speedway
  36. Fairbury American Legion Speedway
  37. Five Flags Speedway
  38. Hickory Motor Speedway
  39. Hockenheimring
  40. Homestead-Miami Speedway
  41. Hungaroring
  42. Indianapolis Motor Speedway
  43. Iowa Speedway
  44. iRacing Superspeedway
  45. Irwindale Speedway & Event Center
  46. Kansas Speedway
  47. Kentucky Speedway
  48. Knockhill Racing Circuit
  49. Knoxville Raceway
  50. Kokomo Speedway
  51. Lånkebanen
  52. Las Vegas Motor Speedway
  53. Lernerville Speedway
  54. Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park
  55. Martinsville Speedway
  56. Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
  57. Michigan International Speedway
  58. Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
  59. Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit
  60. Mount Washington Auto Road
  61. Myrtle Beach Speedway
  62. Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
  63. Nashville Superspeedway
  64. New Hampshire Motor Speedway
  65. New Smyrna Speedway
  66. Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
  67. North Wilkesboro Speedway
  68. Nurburgring Combined
  69. Nürburgring Grand-Prix-Strecke
  70. Nurburgring Nordschleife
  71. Phillip Island Circuit
  72. Phoenix Raceway
  73. Pocono Raceway
  74. Rallycross Atlanta
  75. Rallycross Brands Hatch
  76. Rallycross Catalunya
  77. Rallycross Charlotte
  78. Rallycross Indianapolis
  79. Rallycross Iowa
  80. Rallycross Knockhill
  81. Rallycross Sonoma
  82. Red Bull Ring
  83. Richmond Raceway
  84. Road America
  85. Rockingham Speedway & Entertainment Complex
  86. Sebring International Raceway
  87. Silverstone Circuit
  88. Snetterton Circuit
  89. Sonoma Raceway
  90. Stafford Motor Speedway
  91. Suzuka International Racing Course
  92. Talladega Superspeedway
  93. Texas Motor Speedway
  94. The Bullring
  95. The Dirt Track at Charlotte
  96. The Milwaukee Mile
  97. Tsukuba Circuit
  98. Twin Ring Motegi
  99. Virginia International Raceway
  100. Volusia Speedway Park
  101. Watkins Glen International
  102. Weedsport Speedway
  103. Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park
  104. Wild West Motorsports Park
  105. Williams Grove Speedway
  106. World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway

What are the best tracks in iRacing?

The majority of tracks in iRacing are very much affordable, and since you will get permanent access to the tracks that you purchased, it is always worth it to explore new tracks regardless of which one you decide to purchase.

However, since the tracks are not free, here are some of the best tracks in iRacing that you should consider purchasing:

  1. Autodromo Nazionale di Monza ($14.95)

Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is one of the most iconic race tracks in Europe and is known to be the home of Italian motor racing. At $14.95, Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is as expensive as it gets for a race track in iRacing.

However, keep in mind that you will have access to 9 configurations of Monza, which may keep you busy for weeks, or even months!

In terms of layout, Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is a combination of satisfying long straights, chicanes, and fast-sweeping 90 degree turns. Overall, this circuit will test out your techniques and control.

Although it may be challenging, Monza is still suitable for racers of all levels, including beginner sim racers.

  1. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps ($14.95)

One of the benefits of racing with iRacing is that despite how difficult it is to adapt to the software in the first place, iRacing offers plenty of tracks for racers of different levels. If you are new to sim racing or iRacing in general, it is always recommended to start with free tracks where you can practice your skill.

Once you get the hang of it, you can always test yourself out with tracks like Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, a Belgian road course famous for its extremely difficult layout. Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps itself has the longest lap in Formula 1, which makes races in this particular track relatively more exhausting.

  1. Daytona International Speedway ($14.95)

Daytona International Speedway, home of the NASCAR 500 and commonly known as the World Center of Racing is undoubtedly one of the tracks that you should not miss in iRacing.

Just like most legendary venues in iRacing, Daytona International Speedway is relatively more expensive at $14.95, but you will receive all 5 configurations upon your purchase.

At first glance, Daytona International Speedway has a rather simple roval shape layout. However, this particular race track is known as a venue where a driver’s career could be made or broken.

Races in Daytona International Speedway are not necessarily hard for their layout, but the extremely fast pace and incredible speed, especially on the straightaways.

  1. Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit ($14.95)

Next up is the Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit, a phenomenal race track that you absolutely can not miss in iRacing. In the world of motorsport racing, Mount Panorama is known as one of the most dangerous race tracks with a stunning vertical elevation of 571 ft from its lowest to its highest point.

Races in Mount Panorama are always dangerous, but that is what makes this track popular, a thrilling combination between speed and extremely tight turns. Eventually, we highly recommend giving Mount Panorama Motor Racing Circuit a try, but this is not a suitable track for beginners.

  1. Nurburgring Nordschleife ($14.95)

We will get back to more beginner-friendly options shortly, but now it is about one of the most popular race tracks amongst every racing software, the legendary Nurburgring Nordschleife.

Located in Germany, Nurburgring Nordschleife is a road course that has one of the most gruesome layouts in the world of motorsport racing.

In sim racing, a little bit of luck can always be useful, but not in Nurburgring Nordschleife.

Here, only skills and experience will hand you victory, as the track itself has more than 150 turns with some of the sharpest and hardest corners in the world. In the end, what matters the most when racing on this track is consistency, which is not an easy thing to achieve particularly in this track.

  1. Sonoma Raceway ($14.95)

Not all of the famous race tracks are hard to drive. There are plenty of options when it comes to iconic venues that are suitable for racers of all levels, just like the Sonoma Raceway.

Located in California, USA, Sonoma Raceway is one of the best race tracks in America known for its beautiful scenery of Napa Valley.

You will receive a total of 5 configurations with Sonoma Raceway.

The layout itself has a total of 12 turns.

Granted that Sonoma is not the hardest track to race in, a race in Sonoma is always challenging as it never fails to test out your overall skills and patience, which is often the key to winning a race in Sonoma Raceway.

  1. Red Bull ring ($11.95)

Last but not least, The Bullring. A simple race track that is suitable for all levels including novice to expert. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, The Bullring has a D-shaped layout with a short length of just 0.6 km/0.38 miles.

The turns in The Bullring are only 8 degrees which are very easy to handle and adapt with.

What makes The Bullring a great track to race on is not the layout itself, but the challenge of racing with other racers on a short track, where races are very fast-paced and overtaking each other can be extremely hard to do.

For a lot of sim racers in iRacing, this is the perfect track if you are looking for a short yet action-packed race.

If you’re interested in checking out the latest tracks released for 2022 then check out this article.

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About the autor

Alessio Lorandi

Alessio has been involved at the highest levels in racing since the age of 5 (2003). He won a CIK-FIA World Championship in 2013 and then raced in F3, F2, and finally GT3s before now dedicating himself to SOLOX. He’s now on a mission to help thousands of sim racers around the world achieve their fullest potential through his ACC setups.
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