This is pretty awesome. In the iRacing NASCAR Drivers World Championship series the 18 race season over the year has come down to 2 points between the top two drivers in the last race, Ray Alfalla and Tyler Hudson. Ray has won the championship the last two seasons. The winner of the championship wins $10,000. One race for all the marbles is kind of the coolest thing. Tuesday 9pm eastern at www.iracing.com/live

I've raced with Tyler before I think, but it was a long time ago. I don't think I've raced with Ray before. I'm kind of rooting for Tyler for nothing else to have a different winner. I haven't watched but a couple of the DWC Oval races this year. I watch most of the DWC Road races and Greger just ran away with that one again.

iRacing has become as absurd as EVE. At least this slightly makes more sense.

From the title I thought you meant there was a race that cost $10,000 to enter. I know iracing's payment structure is pretty crazy, so for about 5 seconds that made complete sense within my head. I was thinking about how Drew should enter, and claim the money back from CBSi in expenses.

Oh man, I've watched a few of the races this season and I gotta watch this one. Alfalla was leading by a bunch until he had problems in the last two races. I hope it comes down to a pure battle of speed and not a strategy game or bad luck befalling either one of them.

With prizes that large and 1 dude having won several of them, i'd really like to see their at-home racing setup. I have to imagine they invest a chunk of their winnings back into a rig. Are they just racing in full cockpits now?

Ray has posted some videos from in the past. He was racing on 3 27" 120 htz monitors and a G27. I think he was just racing on a desk though. I'll see if I can find it.

Found one:

Man oh man, that move at 14:15. That's moves that I dream of being able to pull off.

This is amazing. I have never witnessed professional racing in a racing game before. This feels like an actual NASCAR race. My urge to buy a racing wheel and Track IR is at heroine withdrawal levels.

Well that was entertaining.