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Welcome to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast. I’m [Your Name], and today, we’re stepping away from our usual breakdowns of track guides, update analyses, and hardware debates. Instead, we’re going to ask a question that hits a little deeper:

Why do we race on iRacing?

At first glance, it’s simple. We race because we love motorsport. But the real answer? It’s layered. Emotional. Personal.

Because if you’ve ever found yourself prepping for a race like it’s a Grand Prix, or felt your heart pound on a quali lap, or replayed a close finish for days… you know this sim is more than just pixels and physics. It’s a part of who we are.

So today, it’s just me and you. Let’s spend the next 40 or so minutes diving deep into what really drives us — mentally, emotionally, and maybe even spiritually — when we hit that race button.

Grab your favourite beverage, settle in, and let’s talk about the reason behind the racing.

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Hello, and welcome back to another episode of The Lone Road iRacers Podcast – the show that takes you under the hood, down the straight, and through the apex of everything iRacing. I'm your host, Guy Robertson, and today we’ve got a massive, content-packed episode for you – a full breakdown and discussion of what’s coming in iRacing for the rest of 2025 and into 2026.

That’s right – we’re diving into new cars, fresh tracks, sweeping graphical overhauls, UI revamps, and even some jaw-dropping new sim features that promise to reshape the way we race online. Buckle in, folks – this is going to be a big one.

Let’s hit the road!

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Hello everyone, and welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast! I'm your host, Guy Robertson, and today we have something truly special lined up.

Imagine dedicating four and a half years to a passion. Imagine pouring in over 4,000 hours of practice, races, heartbreaks, triumphs, and tire smoke... all leading to one incredible milestone: 100 career wins on iRacing!

Today’s episode isn't just about numbers on a stat sheet. It’s a story about perseverance, community, friendships forged across continents, the evolution from budget gear to pro-grade setups, and the true spirit that keeps us all coming back to the grid, week after week.

We’ll dive into the early struggles, the big leaps, the viral moments, and everything in between — all through the eyes of a racer who's lived it, breathed it, and now stands at the summit of their own sim racing journey.

So buckle up, fire up your virtual engines, and let’s take a victory lap together.

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Hey everyone, welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast!
I’m your host, Guy Robertson — and today, we’re digging into one of the biggest truths about iRacing that every sim racer eventually learns:

Winning is hard.
Really hard.
No matter what car, what track, or what series you're in — getting that first-place finish takes a massive amount of work, patience, and, yeah — a little bit of luck too.

In today’s episode, we’re taking a deep dive into two big ideas:
 First — why winning in iRacing is so difficult across every discipline.
Whether you’re racing GT cars, stock cars, sprint cars, or rallycross beasts, the challenges are real, and we’re going to talk about what makes the path to victory so demanding.

Then — we’ll go even deeper.
 We’re asking the spicy question:
 Which iRacing discipline is actually the hardest one to win in?

Is it road racing with its precision demands?
 Is it ovals with their insane pack dynamics?
 Is it dirt with its wild, ever-changing surfaces?
 Or is it something even tougher?

I’ll break down the skill ceilings, the randomness, the racecraft battles, and I'll share which one I personally think takes the crown as the toughest battleground in iRacing.

We’ve also got tips from listeners on how they finally got over the hump and grabbed that first win — and trust me, their advice is gold.

So settle in, strap up, and let's hit the Lone Road —
 because today, we’re talking about what it really takes to cross that finish line first.

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 Welcome back to the Lone Road iRacers Podcast with me your host Guy Robertson.

We have 2 topics on todays podcast:

 We're diving into something every iRacer faces sooner or later — losing iRating. Yep, it stings. But here's the good news: it’s not the end of the road — not even close. In fact, it might just be the beginning of a big comeback.
We’re going to talk about why it feels so personal, how it can mess with your head, and — most importantly — how you can turn it all around and get back to loving your time behind the wheel. 

 We’ll also dive into one of the most overlooked but crucial elements of becoming a faster, more consistent iRacer: effective practice. Not just "turning laps," but practicing with purpose. We'll explore how to build a structured training routine, what elements you should focus on (racecraft, qualifying, setups, mental preparation), how to track your progress, and why the smartest drivers treat practice like serious athletes. Plus, we'll talk about how to avoid burnout and make practice sessions both efficient and fun. 

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Welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast—your go-to pit stop for everything sim racing, iRacing news, and the people who make this virtual motorsport world come alive.

I’m your host, Guy Robertson, and in today’s episode, we’re diving deep into one of the biggest stories of the 2025 iRacing season.

We’re talking high stakes, high speed, and a championship showdown on the most iconic track in the world—Le Mans.

Because this year, a new name etched himself into sim racing history: Cooper Webster, who clinched the 2025 Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup championship in a style that has the entire community buzzing.

But that’s just the beginning.

After we unpack Webster’s journey, we’re going full throttle into the legacy of the PESC itself—where it started, why it matters, and how it turned from a bold experiment into the crown jewel of sim racing.

We’ll revisit the early champions, the rivalries that defined an era, and how this one series changed the game for thousands of virtual racers around the world.

So whether you’re on the road, in the rig, or just dreaming of that next apex, sit back, strap in, and let’s ride.

This is The Lone Road iRacers Podcast. Let’s get into it.

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“Welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast—your go-to source for everything happening in the world of sim racing! I’m your host, Guy Robertson, and today we’ve got a packed episode filled with insight, stats, and a splash of rain-soaked drama.

First up, we’re diving into iRacing’s Season 1 participation data for 2025. We’ll break down which cars are lighting up the servers—and which ones are collecting virtual dust. From fan favorites like the Toyota GR86 to series struggling to fill a grid, we’ll explore what’s hot, what’s not, and what iRacing could do to shake things up.

Then, we’re switching gears to the elite stage of sim racing—the Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup. We head to a wet and wild Fuji Speedway, where Cooper Webster put on an absolute masterclass in the Sprint Race to extend his championship lead. We’ve got standings, race insights, and a preview of what’s next as the title fight heats up heading into the Nürburgring.

So whether you’re in the rig, on the go, or just tuning in to stay ahead of the curve—buckle up. This is one episode you won’t want to miss!”

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Welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast, where virtual rubber meets real passion—I'm Guy Robertson, and today, we’ve got a double-header of epic proportions.

On this episode, we’re diving into one of the biggest updates of 2025 Season 2—iRacing’s brand new Adaptive AI system. That’s right, AI that learns from you and pushes you to become a smarter, faster, more race-savvy driver. Whether you’re training for a big league race or just want to avoid wreckfest lobbies, this new system could totally change how you prep and play.

But we’re not stopping there.

We’re also breaking down the latest round of the Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup at the lightning-fast Thruxton Circuit—a venue known for speed, history, and unforgiving corners. With Luke McKeown and Cooper Webster splitting wins and the title fight heating up, this race was a real turning point in the championship.

So whether you're here for the tech or the tension, this episode has it all—next-gen racing intelligence and razor-edge esports action.

Strap in, because we’re just getting started.

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Welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast! The show where we dive deep into everything iRacing—from the thrill of the perfect lap to the frustration of getting wrecked by a poor rejoin. I’m your host, Guy Robertson, and today, we’re tackling one of the most infuriating issues every iRacer faces: the bad rejoin. We’ve all been there—you’re battling for a top position, everything is going perfectly, and then out of nowhere, a backmarker crashes into you because they didn’t rejoin the track safely. You lose your position, your race, your sanity... and it can take a real toll on you, mentally and physically.

But it’s not just about frustration. It’s about how these moments affect your confidence, your racing mentality, and even how you approach future races. So, what can iRacing do to prevent these accidents? And what should the driver who causes the incident do afterward? We’ll explore all of that and more today.

Plus, stick around for a special announcement at the end of the show—we’re planning a live podcast episode to discuss potential solutions with you, the iRacing community. But first, let’s dive into the mental and emotional toll that bad rejoins take on every racer. Let’s get into it.

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Welcome back to The Lone Road iRacers Podcast, the place where sim racers and motorsport fans come together to break down the best of iRacing! Today, we’ve got an exciting double feature lined up for you. First, we dive into  two of iRacing’s most iconic open-wheel cars – the Ray FF1600 and the Skip Barber Formula 2000. Which one is better for developing your skills? How do they compare in terms of power, handling, and racecraft? And what do real-world drivers say about these cars? Whether you’re an endurance racer looking for the ultimate test at Sebring or an open-wheel enthusiast trying to master momentum racing, this episode has something for everyone.

Then we take a look at Sebring 12 Hours – one of iRacing’s most intense endurance races. What makes Sebring so legendary? Why do drivers and teams keep coming back year after year? And what are the key challenges you’ll face if you take on this brutal 12-hour marathon? We’ll break down everything from tire wear and fuel strategy to traffic management and driver fatigue.

"So, strap in, hold your line, and get ready for another action-packed episode of The Lone Road iRacers Podcast!"
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