The most recent example of a “retirement” by iRacing was the Super Late Model a few months ago.
Normally, iRacing is in the mindset that if a product has been purchased by one of their members that they should get to keep it if a newer model comes out. There haven’t been too many items that have been officially retired from the iRacing service in the past. In order to not have two legacy models of one track, the current one before 28th October will be “retired” from the service completely. While this is not common practice for iRacing, as they usually keep the older model as a legacy edition of the track, there does already exist a legacy Phoenix from 2008. This will be the third iteration of the track, and will completely replace the current model that was scanned back in 2012. The folks at iRacing have fully scanned the venue and it will have current-day parameters just in time for the first race of the 2021 eNASCAR Contender iRacing Series on the Road To Pro ladder.
The current home to the Championship Weekend for the NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, and Camping World Truck Series, Phoenix Raceway is finally going to be up to date on the iRacing service.
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