Launching in December, iRacing Arcade will feature a mix of licensed and fictional racecars.
iRacing Arcade launches in December as an approachable spin-off for its more serious, subscription-based sibling, iRacing.
Developed by Circuit Superstars’ Original Fire Games, the diminutive spin-off combines accessible driving and colourful visuals with a car list featuring licensed and fictional racecars.
Some, like the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup and Formula Ford-based Ray FF1600 are lifted from iRacing. Others are fictional but inspired by real-life vehicles. An unlicensed touring car, for example, resembles the current FL5-generation Honda Civic TCR.
Here is every confirmed car in iRacing Arcade.
iRacing Arcade complete car list
- Caterham
- FIA Formula 4
- Fiat 500
- Formula GP (fictional)
- Formula Junior (Ray FF1600)
- GTP (looks like Porsche 963 LMDh/GTP
- LMP2 (fictional)
- Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992)
- Touring Car (looks like Honda Civic TCR)
- Caterham Seven (expected post-launch)
You can also view iRacing Arcade’s track list here.
iRacing Arcade release date
iRacing Arcade will initially be released on PC on 2nd December, 2025, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S expected to follow in Spring 2026 with split-screen multiplayer.