iRacing has launched its Connect app on Apple Vision Pro, bringing high-fidelity mixed reality racing simulations to compatible setups. The experience integrates physical racing rigs with a virtual cockpit, using CloudXR technology to align real-world controls with in-game actions. Graphics and physics are rendered on a PC equipped with an NVIDIA RTX GPU, then streamed wirelessly to the headset.

The app is available for free in the App Store, but requires specific hardware: an Apple Vision Pro running visionOS 26.4, a PC with an NVIDIA 4070 Ti or 5070 Ti (or higher) GPU, and a Wi-Fi 6+ router capable of over 1,000 Mbps on the 5 GHz band. This ensures low-latency, high-resolution streaming essential for immersive gameplay.

Developed in collaboration with Apple and NVIDIA, the integration marks a significant step in consumer-facing mixed reality applications. It highlights the growing synergy between high-end GPUs, cloud rendering, and spatial computing devices. While the barrier to entry remains high due to hardware demands, it sets a new benchmark for realism in virtual motorsports.