Ranking the best FORMULA cars I've driven in iRacing in 2024 | TIERLIST 

Please do! Would love to see it on your channel. That car is such a joy to drive! It’s oval for this week, but back to road course next week at Mugello

I tried it in test drive, it feels mich better on street tracks than the SF23. I'd say SF23 is better on everything Grade A, while Indycar can handle the bumps, hugh curbs etc better

I've started watching your channel quite a bit and I am surprised you haven't driven the IndyCar! DRIVE IT DRIVE IT DRIVE IT you gotta try it out! IndyCar is in a huge boom period on iRacing ever since they re-established their license with the series; there are three weekly series, a year-long full-length race series that follows (as closely as iRacing can) the real schedule, and of course the Indy 500. I would love to see you try out the oval side in particular. But regardless of track type, I think it's the most rewarding car to drive on iRacing; really makes you feel like you've truly earned your result at the end of a race. Also, it has a great community around it. I'm always a bit disappointed in how toxic some of the drivers are in F4, F3, now Super Formula Lights... You'll hear fewer shouting matches over voice chat in IndyCar.

100% agree - those are exactly the reasons I love racing them too!

Great to hear Mark - I predict you’ll love it. Albeit it’s also quite chaotic at times 😂

@@Ben_LaBroca Yeah I'm sure I will love it. Hahah it's okay, I'm already used to chaos now.

I agree, love that car, love the Mazda too!

I agree. The Skip Barber has slipped in participation because of all of the newer formula cars, but it has a loyal base and the racecraft is above-average.

FF1600 is super fun on smaller tracks, especially in VR. I regularly do the rookie series for that reason. On bigger tracks like those in D class it tends to get boring imo.

People that like formula style dont usually rank FF1600, Vee, or Skip barber because while they are formula style they do not drive like the faster formula style racecars. If you follow F4 to F1 then there is a gradually similar progression. Same with Open Wheel D (USF 2000) to IndyCar. However if you go to FF1600 or Skip Barber then to Formula Lights then it is basically alien.

FF is getting guinea pigged for rain; iracing staff said something like this on the forums

They're mostly dead with the occasional full single split field

@@drchtct Not according to the seasonal average heatmap on the forum. Maybe just not in your timezone.

Ooo thanks man - I thought it was marginally quicker but stand corrected! Definitely a good point re SF and the similarities to F1.

the official F1 races are totally dead. There might be some hosted seasons available. The car isn't bad but I think everyone seems to be in Super Formula for top open wheel formula.

The sprint series are pretty dead, but the Grand Prix Tour (the full length races that follows the real life schedule) has a couple splits in every timeslot.

Hey buddy - unfortunately it’s been so long since I drove either I couldn’t really say. My sense is the numbers of drivers participating is much lower though.

Love the USF2000! One of my favorites.

Open Wheel D and C have more road than oval, but C is harder to drive than IndyCar though you can always crank up downforce regardless of if you want to be on pace. Better to first finish than not finish at all.

the Lotus 49 would like a word

😂 This car I haven’t yet tried!

Hey buddy - so I own it and have driven offline, never online. Obviously I’m sure I haven’t been driving it quickly but I actually found it ok. One to take a proper look at in the future!

In options, uncheck brake and throttle assistance mate It's on the first page