Caterham and five new track layouts added to iRacing Arcade

• Caterham added to iRacing Arcade
• Five new alternate track layouts have also been added, including Knockhill Reverse

A new car and five new track layouts have been added to Original Fire Games’ iRacing Arcade.

Patch 1.0.a2 is out now, adding the lightweight Caterham Seven sports car to the game. The British brand took over manufacturing rights for the Lotus Seven in the ‘70s and has since produced a succession of hardcore two-seater driver’s cars that mimic the original Lotus blueprint. 

Caterham is a motorsport stalwart and offers a full UK championship package for its more enthusiastic customers. A clear pathway exists from the novice-friendly Academy championship all the way up to the more professional-focused Seven championship, with the car’s undoubted agility and low mass contributing to spectacular racing.

As a result of its introduction to the game, a Caterham Academy Championship has been added to the Career calendar, with new trophies and 10 distinct liveries available.

Interestingly, the Caterham is the only licensed car in iRacing Arcade not to also feature in iRacing, perhaps indicating a future partner announcement for the publishing arm of the U.S.-based simulator service.

Five new track layouts 

New track layouts also make the cut in Patch 1.0.a2, including reverse layouts for Sugar Hill, Aragon, Knockhill and Tsukuba. An alternative configuration for Bahrain has also been implemented, with all extra liveries available to play in Career and Time Attack modes.

Finally, player Campuses can also be upgraded with new basketball court and Coach Tacos food vendor items.

New Alternate Layouts for iRacing Arcade

• Sugar Hill Reverse
• Aragon Reverse
• Bahrain Alternative
• Knockhill Reverse
• Tsukuba Reverse