About iRacing Arcade Wiki

iRacing Arcade Wiki is an independent fan site with guides and reference pages for iRacing Arcade.

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iRacing Arcade Linux Performance, Proton Settings, and Fixes

Linux Performance, Proton Settings, and Fixes

iRacing Arcade runs on Linux and Steam Deck using Proton. Check working runner versions, tested settings for 60 FPS, and fixes for Alt-Tab crashes.

iRacing Arcade Xbox Release Date, Price, and Console Features

Xbox Release Date, Price, and Console Features

iRacing Arcade launched on Xbox Series X|S on August 21, 2026. Discover official pricing, Xbox features, cars, tracks, and local multiplayer details.

iRacing Arcade Helmets: Customization, Unlocks, and Designs

Helmets: Customization, Unlocks, and Designs

iRacing Arcade helmets allow full color personalization and design unlocks in the garage using career prize money without microtransactions.

iRacing Arcade Wheel Support: Native Compatibility Guide

Wheel Support: Native Compatibility Guide

iRacing Arcade wheel support is not natively included. Developers confirmed the title is designed exclusively for standard gamepads and keyboards.

iRacing Arcade Career Mode: Structure, Campus, and Drivers

Career Mode: Structure, Campus, and Drivers

iRacing Arcade career mode combines weekly championship racing, campus facility upgrades, vehicle unlocks, and driver management across global tracks.

iRacing Arcade Liveries: Customization Guide and Paint Options

Liveries: Customization Guide and Paint Options

iRacing Arcade liveries feature preset sponsor designs and custom color palettes for your cars. See how paint schemes, wheels, and numbers work.

iRacing Arcade How Long to Beat: Career and Completion Time

How Long to Beat: Career and Completion Time

iRacing Arcade takes about 10 to 15 hours to beat the career mode, while 100% achievement completion requires 15 to 20 hours of total playtime.

iRacing Arcade Demo: Content, Mechanics, and Full Game Comparison

Demo: Content, Mechanics, and Full Game Comparison

The iRacing Arcade demo lets players test the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup on Tsukuba Circuit with active pit stops and five AI difficulty tiers.

iRacing Arcade Multiplayer Guide: Split-Screen and Online Lobbies

Multiplayer Guide: Split-Screen and Online Lobbies

iRacing Arcade multiplayer features code-based private lobbies for up to 12 racers, alongside 4-player local split-screen options.

iRacing Arcade Ranked Matches, Lobbies, and How to Play

Ranked Matches, Lobbies, and How to Play

iRacing Arcade ranked play is not natively built into the game. Compete using private room codes or external community platforms like arcaderanked.com.