Super late models on dirt

Real dirt late model handling, a racing surface that changes lap by lap, and short tracks under the lights. DIRTSIM is in beta and free to play while it's being built.

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Super late models that drive like the real thing

DIRTSIM is built around one car: the dirt super late model. The handling was tuned with a racer who drives real late models, so the car turns on the throttle, sets on the right front and hikes the left rear the way it should.

There are no driver aids to lean on. Learn the car and it rewards you.

A track that changes as you race

The surface starts tacky and the groove comes in as the cars run. Later it dries out and goes slick, and loose dirt piles up into a cushion up top.

Every track can start fresh or dry slick, and wear fast or slow.

Short tracks under the lights

Race in the afternoon or under the lights. Each track has its own lighting, from new LEDs to old sodium lamps, and the dust hangs in the beams.

Race nights for up to 64 drivers

Join a server and race other people. Hosts can run a quick race or a full race night: qualifying, heats, B-mains and the feature.

DIRTSKILL and RACECRAFT

Ranked races move DIRTSKILL, the driver rating. Everyone starts at 1500. Beat a strong field and you gain more. Lose to a weaker one and you drop.

RACECRAFT tracks clean racing from 0 to 100. Incident points go to the driver who caused the contact.

Replays and photo mode

Watch any race back from TV cameras around the track. Photo mode has a shutter speed setting, so the car stays sharp while the background streaks past.

24 short tracks

All tracks

What you need

A Windows PC
A gaming PC with a recent graphics card. Settings go down for older machines.
A wheel or a controller
A wheel and pedals feel the most real. An Xbox controller works fine.
Nothing to pay
The game is free during the beta.