Author name: Paul Gruenbacher

Thanks to the meticulous work of the simulation industry’s leading artists and vehicle dynamicists, the 50+ digital race cars available on iRacing.com look, drive and race like their real world counterparts. The key word there is “digital.” For, when all is said and done, iRacing’s stock, sports and open wheel cars are constructed of advanced mathematics and physics calculations rather than physical parts. There isn’t a real bolt, A-arm or wing to be found.

TotalSim and Pointwise presented a Webnar April 28, 2015 featuring our use of Pointwise Gridding Software for work on Craig Breedlove’s New Land Speed Record Attempt vehilce.

When you’re running in a pack of cars in over two hundred miles an hour, it’s unsettling for the drivers and for the cars. The drivers refer to it as dirty air. In a way you can see dirty areas through computational fluid dynamics (CFD). That’s computer modeling that will show the airflow across the

TotalSim is one of the key partners in a $6M public-private partnership funded by the Ohio Third Frontier announced last June. The key partners are OSC, P&G, Intel, and two other small Engineering Service providers similar to TotalSim, AltaSim of Worthington, OH and Kinetic-Vision from Cincinnati, OH. This program has been named AwesSim with a new