In the 11th episode of iRacingTV, VP of Art & Production, Greg Hill, reviews up and coming features (some will appear in the new iRacing build coming this fall). Also, NASCAR iRacing Series World Championship driver Josh Parker stops by the studio to discuss his sim racing career. Will Power, James Davison, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and Trevor Bayne also make appearances on this episode.

As the iRacing World Championships come near to a close both the Nascar and Road Series can claim their perspective champions. Was Huttu able to overcome a slow start by his standards and come back to the top of the podium? Meanwhile, did Ray Alfalla continue his dominance around the Oval tracks? Check out the DWC winners and an overall recap of how they got there.

Being able to spectate any race on the iRacing service is a valuable tool for learning how to be a sim racer. Also, you can ghost race - be on track and drive against other racers, allowing you to see where others are braking, turning in and accelerating. It is great practice and does not effect your iRating or Safety Rating.

In preparation for the Mobil 1 Tony Stewart/Lewis Hamilton seat swap event at Watkins Glen, Tony used iRacing sim software to prepare. The 3 Wide Life television crew was there to capture every exciting moment.

One of iRacing 2.0's most exciting new features is tournament racing. Learn how to host your own tournament with your friends and other iRacing members. Tournaments are a series of hosted races joined together by new a new user interface that lets the host choose how to advance each round. This is one of many features of iRacing 2.0 that will continue to evolve and grow with each future build.