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 iRacing Simulator Comes to the Museum

A fully-equipped iRacing.com simulator has become available to museum guests at no cost. Considered the finest publically available racing simulator, it’s so realistic that professional drivers use it to prepare for their next race.

            The museum’s unit, which was donated by iRacing.com, comes fully equipped with pedals, steering wheel, and bucket seat. Dirt and asphalt tracks include the oval and road course at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. You can race a NASCAR Whelen Tour modified at several New England tracks or drive a sprint car at Williams Grove.

            Should you chose to do so, suspension adjustments can be made which will affect the handling of the car you are working with. And, you have a choice of cars.           

            If you always wanted to race but can’t afford to, come the museum and race for free!

            Our unit doesn’t connect with the internet so you can’t race against others but if you buy a set for yourself, you may find yourself racing with Dale Earnhardt or other famous racing personalities.

            Pictured is the iRacing crew that brought and set up the equipment. Left to right, David Moulthrop (who donated the television set used with the equipment), Otto Szebeni (iRacing’s Director of Sales & Marketing) and Tyler Hudson (seated).