The Micros & Millbridge Are Here On iRacing!

The Micros and Millbridge have finally made it to iRacing!
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[@iTakerrr]

Micro's are interesting, as others mentioned 3rd gear is typical at least IRL. The sound of these cars are basically perfect, probably the most realistic sounding dirt car they've put in so far. You can throttle feather or steer with the brake again at least IRL from what I'm aware of. Millbridge and the Chili Bowl are the 2 most famous places these run, though the Chili Bowl is just 1 week a year. I think once you get used to them they won't be super hard to drive, the practicing I've done so far has been a blast. Sorry for the rant, but I am super excited for Micros lol.

[@Armed4Gaming]

As I’ve mentioned to everyone else I’ve never seen these run and found the 3rd gear running with more practice, and I don’t think I’ll run them enough to get use to them like that. Like steering with the brake sounds so odd to me because I mainly like the late models or umps

[@AutoSolutionMotorsports-iu2sg]

You usually just stay in 3rd at least that’s how we run our micros in PA

[@Armed4Gaming]

Yea I ran a ridiculousness race and doing some more laps I figured that out, I’ve never seen them ran or anything so I know nothing about them

[@ChaseWhitney5]

I race micros to

[@williamcampbell6589]

To drive these cars, you have to stay in the throttle and turn the car with the brake.

[@Armed4Gaming]

Yea these cars aren’t my cup of tea, barely have driven anything like them

[@williamcampbell6589]

Times will be in the 8's

[@Armed4Gaming]

The winged for sure, seen a 8.0 in them

[@williamcampbell6589]

You need to be in 3rd gear too.

[@Armed4Gaming]

I ran a ridiculousness race and did that yesterday, gears is a learning process depending on the track for sure