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[QUOTE="hardongear, post: 7052762, member: 1009158"]
There's all levels of players exactly like poker, yes very exciting and like poker very hard to be good. In Iracing you start with 1600-Irating(IR). The avg driver has only 1400-1800. To keep an IR of 2500-3500 takes 2-3 hours of practice and setup time every week. Track changes weekly. The top very best drivers are only 5% of the total drivers and range from 2500- 10k+.

The best in most exciting part is you can meet and race against real life pro drivers from every top series in the world.

It can be pricey though so not exactly a kids game/hobby. It's meant and aimed at an older male crowd that has a bit of extra money. You can get in for as cheap as $3500(wheel, pedals, computer/1 yr Iracing sub or expensive as a full motion rig for 79k+). Cost doesn't equal or mean fast. You can't buy speed, talent and a high Irating. So it's not pay to win that way.

I would recommend Iracing for anyone who likes tough, hard and competitive racing against real people from around the world 24/7. If you think of it as a long term investment it's a very cheap hobby if your buy smart.

Sorry for the derail. As you can tell I'm as passionate about sim-racing as I am poker.

Cheers!!!
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