We are just one week away from the early access launch of NASCAR 26, and some players have already gotten behind the wheel.
iRacing Studios and NASCAR recently invited a group of content creators to Daytona for an early hands-on preview ahead of the September 15 early access release. While their time with the game was limited, the early reactions point to improvements across graphics, AI, pit stops and presentation.
But after looking across four separate hands-on experiences, one change consistently stands out: NASCAR 26 feels noticeably different to drive.
One NASCAR 26 Change Keeps Coming Up
Each creator had different amounts of time with NASCAR 26, used different tracks...
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