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Simulated racing, which rose to prominence during the pandemic as NASCAR and F1 postponed races, appears to be paying off for fans, race teams, and even tracks

Roy Furchgott / New York Times : Tweets: @royfurchgott , @ppistone , @beaualbert06 , and @nytimesbusiness Tweets: Roy Furchgott / @royfurchgott : When NASCAR and F1 replaced races with simulations, no one knew what would happen. Could cars without motors sell motor oil? Would anyone watch? The answer was surprising. https://www.nytimes.com/... Pete Pistone / @ppistone : Interesting story with some insight on how iRacing will play a role in many reimagined NASCAR racing weekend schedules this season https://twitter.com/... Beau Albert / @beaualbert06 : Love seeing Simracing featured in articles like these. We're a long way away from 2010 now! https://twitter.com/... @nytimesbusiness : In these highly realistic video games, cars obey the laws of physics and race on reproductions of real-life tracks that are accurate down to the last pavement seam. https://www.nytimes.com/...

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  • @royfurchgott Roy Furchgott on x
    When NASCAR and F1 replaced races with simulations, no one knew what would happen. Could cars without motors sell motor oil? Would anyone watch? The answer was surprising. https://www.nytimes.com/...
  • @ppistone Pete Pistone on x
    Interesting story with some insight on how iRacing will play a role in many reimagined NASCAR racing weekend schedules this season https://twitter.com/...
  • @beaualbert06 Beau Albert on x
    Love seeing Simracing featured in articles like these. We're a long way away from 2010 now! https://twitter.com/...
  • @nytimesbusiness @nytimesbusiness on x
    In these highly realistic video games, cars obey the laws of physics and race on reproductions of real-life tracks that are accurate down to the last pavement seam. https://www.nytimes.com/...