iRacing Hub at FUSION Racing
Track guides, maps, and corner notes, plus a directory of apps and tools for overlays, telemetry, paint, and race day.
About iRacing
iRacing is a subscription-based racing simulation for Windows PC, known for laser-scanned tracks, a structured licence system, and huge online competition—from rookies to official series and special events. Cars span oval, road, and dirt; races are scheduled around the clock with safety rating and iRating matching drivers of similar pace and consistency.
The platform is built for serious practice: reliable netcode, replay and telemetry-friendly data, and a deep roster of third-party tools (overlays, spotters, telemetry, livery sharing, and setup services). That ecosystem is what FUSION Racing maps in our track guides, apps hub, and iRacing guides library.
Typical cost (USD): iRacing is a subscription — usual list prices are about $13/month, $33 per three months, $110/year, or $199 for two years (longer plans lower the monthly equivalent). New members sometimes see promotions; check the official membership page. Most cars and tracks are separate one-time licences, commonly around $12–$15 each. Tax/VAT may apply. Figures change — confirm on iRacing.com before you buy.
Explore the hub
Track guides
Spa, Daytona, Bathurst, Sebring, Silverstone, and more — braking, lines, pits, and setup tips.
Browse track guides →iRacing guides
Driver progression, racecraft, setups, strategy, and car-specific guides to improve pace and consistency.
Open iRacing guides →Apps & tools
Crew Chief, SimHub, Garage61, RaceLab, Trading Paints, VRS, and dozens of other tools explained.
Open apps hub →