The cars aren’t real, but the racing is
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo GamesSports |
Ben, Louis, and Taylor talk about Daytona (both Rolex and iRacing), react to Forza’s message to their community, and speculate about the new cars in GT7.
Taylor also sits down with the Grid and Go Esports Team and Williams Esports Driver and iRacing... more
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I just heard 20 minutes and the talks was about imperial times/startrek and a lot of private jokes, not much about sim racing…..come on guys- you can do better than that, I will give it one more try
I came looking for sim racing content, although lord knows why because on reflection a solid hour every week talking about that subject would get very dry, very soon. So the “general tomfoolery” aspect of the show is actually quite a welcome break. I listen in the UK and if I’m being honest I find the shows presented (on alternate weeks) by Ben, Louis and Taylor from Team USA are more cohesive and have a better flow than the UK shows, which often seem more “random” in nature and perhaps suffer... more
Listened to their prior Tora radio show. Very good comprehensive coverage of sim racing and what’s going on in e sports relating to racing. And entertaining as ever :)
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