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Locked On iRacing
Locked On Lads
98 episodes
2 weeks ago
Australia based podcasters take a look at the world of iRacing from their perspective each week. The podcasts will be about 90 minutes long and cover updates to the simulator, gear for the simulator, competitive racing and maybe some real-life racing. We have now got a dedicated section to interviews with some of the biggest names in the iRacing scene out of Australia for Broadcasters, to manufactures, to league operators and creators, to content creators, artists and even drivers. We will also be getting interviews with winners of league races so you get an insight into the drivers we are talking about. Make sure you check in to every episode as we have some great guests lined up to join us as well. The hosts mainly drive road courses so we will cover that aspect of the simulator is much more depth than the rest.
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Australia based podcasters take a look at the world of iRacing from their perspective each week. The podcasts will be about 90 minutes long and cover updates to the simulator, gear for the simulator, competitive racing and maybe some real-life racing. We have now got a dedicated section to interviews with some of the biggest names in the iRacing scene out of Australia for Broadcasters, to manufactures, to league operators and creators, to content creators, artists and even drivers. We will also be getting interviews with winners of league races so you get an insight into the drivers we are talking about. Make sure you check in to every episode as we have some great guests lined up to join us as well. The hosts mainly drive road courses so we will cover that aspect of the simulator is much more depth than the rest.
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2024 Season 4 - Week 2 recap - Supercars series and the new Supra thoughts
Locked On iRacing
49 minutes 5 seconds
1 year ago
2024 Season 4 - Week 2 recap - Supercars series and the new Supra thoughts

I am back and on my own again to recap the week that was season 4, week 2 in the officials series, and the first round of the V8 Vets league. I discussed the Production Cars Challenge Series race I did, where rain kept the field away, and my class only had 5 starters. Still, there was a lot of action in the race, and we got home in second place.

Then we went to the Supercars series, where we went to Virgina International Raceway. The team got second and third in the race, which was properly my best drive in the car so far. Then we jump over to V8 Vets, and I explain the massive highs and lows of the race, but in particular, how, on the last lap, I went from hero to zero and couldn't be upset with the result.

Finally, I headed to Monza for the GT3 sprint series, where I took the Mustang for a race. I didn't get the best result, but I had the best crash happen behind on the back straight. I mean, I couldn't have planned it better.

After the race recap, I chat about the current Supercars real-life series and what I think about the Supra being announced for the series in 2026. I outline how I would love to see the series fixed going forward and discuss why it is so important they make some changes.

To round out the episode, I announce that Buzza and I will be taking on the Mountain on the 5th of October and driving the Locked On Lads car in the iRacing Official Bathurst 1000. I explain why this race means so much to me and why it has taken so long for me to finally attempt this iconic race.

Locked On iRacing
Australia based podcasters take a look at the world of iRacing from their perspective each week. The podcasts will be about 90 minutes long and cover updates to the simulator, gear for the simulator, competitive racing and maybe some real-life racing. We have now got a dedicated section to interviews with some of the biggest names in the iRacing scene out of Australia for Broadcasters, to manufactures, to league operators and creators, to content creators, artists and even drivers. We will also be getting interviews with winners of league races so you get an insight into the drivers we are talking about. Make sure you check in to every episode as we have some great guests lined up to join us as well. The hosts mainly drive road courses so we will cover that aspect of the simulator is much more depth than the rest.