IndyCar Series

Publisher: Codemasters

Developer: Brain in a Jar

Category: Sports

Release Dates

N Amer - 05/20/2003

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Interviews

Codemasters revs up the racing genre with “IndyCar Series”
Promising exciting races, stellar AI and incredible car crash effects, IndyCar Series is being prepared to shift your console into overdrive. Creative Director Carl Dalton tells us all about this highly anticipated racer.

News

Indycar Series Pc Playable Demo Now Available
Gamers can now experience the blazing speeds and burning rubber of the intense racing gameplay

Codemasters declares virtual winner of Indy 500 using IndyCar Series video game
In a video game competition that ended in classic IndyCar Series fashion, Sam Hornish, Jr. earned his first virtual victory of the 2003 season

IndyCar Series PS2 has Gone Gold
The title will ship to retail outlets nationwide for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system on May 20 – prior to the Indianapolis 500

IndyCar Series Website Now Live
The IndyCar Series web site will fill any petrol head’s tank with information and visuals from both the game and the sport itself.

Codemasters' Indycar Series AI driver development
IndyCar Series videogame, will be enhanced with an AI system

All News for IndyCar Series

Description

The IndyCar Series is the premier open-wheel, oval-track racing series in the world. The championship will take place on speedways around the USA, including Indianapolis, California and Texas. The sleek, aerodynamic open-wheel, single-seat cars are powered by engines that produce more than 650 bhp. The cars travel from 0-100 mph in less than three seconds and race inches apart at more than 220 mph on the larger circuits. The historic and world-famous Indianapolis 500 is the most prestigious event on the series' racing calendar, with a purse of more than $10 million. The race is truly "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing," with the largest single-day spectator crowd of any sporting event in the world and telecasts to 66 countries with a reach of 313 million homes