NASCAR 25 to Hit Steam on November 11 — Add It to Your Wishlist Now

Exciting news for racing fans! NASCAR 25, the upcoming installment in NASCAR’s line of simulation-style racing games developed by iRacing, will finally come to Steam on November 11, 2025.

Here’s what we know so far, and why you might want to hit that Wishlist button today.

What We Know

iRacing first launched NASCAR 25 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on October 14, 2025.
The PC (Steam) version was delayed relative to the console release. Steam users were unable to pre-order initially and must wait for the set Steam launch date—now confirmed as November 11.
The Steam store page is live, allowing users to add NASCAR 25 to their wishlist so they’ll be notified when it drops.

What to Expect

Based on early previews and public info, here are a few of the features that are generating buzz:

Authentic experience: Laser-scanned tracks and car models are promised, with a physics model tuned with input from actual NASCAR drivers and race teams.
Multiple Series: The game will include all four National Series (Cup, Xfinity, Craftsman Truck, and ARCA Menards) giving fans a broader NASCAR experience.
Modes: Expect a mix of online multiplayer, quick race, championship, and career modes.

Why This Matters

Bridging the gap: For PC users who’ve been waiting since the console launch, this is finally the chance to get into NASCAR 25.
Simulation pedigree: iRacing has a reputation for realism, and many see this as a big step forward for NASCAR games—especially in terms of track authenticity and realism of car behavior.
Time to prep: With November 11 coming soon, adding the game to your wishlist means you’ll be notified immediately. Plus, monitoring system requirements now ensures you’re ready.

What to Watch For

There are still some unanswered questions that fans will want cleared up:

Whether there will be pre-order bonuses or special editions on Steam (as there are for console).
If there are any platform-specific features or limitations, particularly with online functionality, cross-play, or performance.
System requirements for the PC version, especially graphical fidelity, frame rate, and how smooth things will run on mid-tier hardware.
Pricing differences between the console and PC versions, especially for DLC, season passes, or extra content.

Final Thoughts

If you’re a fan of NASCAR, sim racing, or just detailed driving games, NASCAR 25’s arrival on Steam is definitely one to keep an eye on. Whether you race at Daytona, Talladega, Martinsville or Bristol (or all of them!), November 11 will be a big date for virtual track days.