Somewhat of a small patch dropped on Wednesday (10th May) from the team behind iRacing, and with it came some necessary updates for the security of the service in relation to the framework utilized to bring the interface to users.
Alongside the various application updates and fixes to the program currently known as the iRacing UI, there were a handful of cars that also received an update… but what that update entails remains a bit of a mystery.
While the iRacing Nürburgring 24h will only feature the BMW M4 GT3, Mercedes-AMG GT3 2020 and Porsche 911 GT3 R in the GT3 class, it is worth noting that all off the currently used GT3 models have gotten some sort of update, and for all cars in the class, the iRacing setups have been updated as well.

The BMW M Hybrid V8, the new GTP/LMDh on the service from the beginning of the year, also received an update, but with no mention of it in the patch notes.
Now, this update to the cars could affect nothing, or it could affect something. We’ve seen it where there have been wholesale changes before with other vehicles on the service. The brevity of these updates are always a good guessing game, so it’s really up to the users to see if there truly is a difference.
You can check out the patch notes courtesy of the iRacing forums below. If you’re planning on entering the iRacing Nürburgring 24h this weekend in the GT3 class, it’s recommended that you go make sure that there haven’t been any crucial changes that could affect your race.

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