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Clean Dirty Racing

Push the limits, anywhere.

A racing sim for the moments
you make your own.

Race on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro.

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Seven cars · Six classesNine circuits in 1.9.macOS · iOS · iPadOS · tvOS · visionOS

Clean Dirty Racing / Gameplay

Your place on the grid.

Archive footage: five cars from version 1.7. In-game footage captured with Replay Studio in version 1.7.

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New in 1.9

New horizons.
Your first chase.

Two new circuits. A new way to start racing.
From the Portuguese highlands to the Australian coast.

Explore the 1.8 & 1.9 updates
In-game aerial view of Serra Alta’s pit straight and highland circuit

Portugal / New in 1.9

Serra Alta

Climb through the opening, find your rhythm at the summit, then follow the descending return.

In-game aerial view of Wreckers Bay’s coastal bends beside the sea

Australia / New in 1.9

Wreckers Bay

A new stretch of Australian coast. A new circuit to learn. And the setting for your very first race.

Captured in-game / Both circuits join Full Access in 1.9

Your opening race / New in 1.9

One lap.
Get straight into it.

Join the final lap at Wreckers Bay, learn the controls and chase the cars ahead. Pause whenever you like to restart or skip.

Your introductory race is available before buying Full Access. Regular sessions at Wreckers Bay require Full Access.

How your first race works

The 1.8 update / Open Rooms

The race ends.
The room stays together.

Meet the other drivers in the post-race car park. Vote for the next circuit, choose your car and prepare tyres and fuel for the next start.

Meet in Open Rooms

More from the 1.8 update

  • Nano Nightfall and Sieber DB join the garage.
  • Arden GT3 gets a dedicated racing interior with live instruments.
  • Golden-hour skies, smoother tarmac and softer glare on wet roads.
  • Vote to skip practice or qualifying. Enjoy improved joining, session flow and race results.
Meet the Nano Nightfall

The feeling starts here

Tune it.
Feel it.

A few clicks in the garage.
A different feeling at the wheel.
Make the car your own.

GT3 / The details Captured in-game

Try a change

Small adjustments.
A different feel.

Car
How the car sitsDefault floor line

CDR GT3 · rendered from the game model

Rake · rear − front+15 mm
Compared with defaultUnchanged

Actual game model. Ride-height movement exaggerated for clarity.

Set the car’s stance
60 mm
45 mm90 mm

Lower brings the floor closer to the road. Higher leaves more clearance under braking.

75 mm
55 mm110 mm

The difference between rear and front height creates rake.

What you would feel

A starting point for your next lap.

Lowering the car can increase floor downforce, but reduces clearance. The best compromise depends on the car and circuit.

Game models, illustrative responses. Formula uses the Elite model; the setup principles apply to both Formula cars. Ranges here follow the standard Formula.

Explore setup in the game

01 / The simulation

Five compounds. One changing surface.

Start free at Gravelines with Vesper GT3 or Formula Starter. Explore five more cars with Full Access. Choose the compound, tune the car and work with the conditions you have.

How the simulation works
Circuits
09
Tyre compounds
05
Weather
Calm → Heavy rain
01 / Tyres

Five compounds, five trade-offs.

Soft, medium and hard slicks trade warm-up, peak grip and life. Intermediate and wet tyres take over as water builds.

02 / Weather

Rain changes more than grip.

Water accumulates and drains across the circuit, changing braking, tyre cooling and aquaplaning as the surface evolves.

03 / Setup

Tune the whole car.

Adjust springs, four-way dampers, anti-roll bars, brake bias, aero, steering, gearing and differential.

04 / Cars

Find your kind of racing.

Two GT3 rivals. Two Formula cars. A Cup hatchback, an eighties coupé and a hybrid supercar. Seven cars, six racing classes.

Your new garage

Seven cars.

Car artworkSix racing classes. Vesper and Arden share GT3; each other car has its own class.

In the moment

Eyes on the
next moment.

A little guidance, exactly when you need it.
From your first move out of the garage to your next pit stop.

A view inside the GT3 cockpit

The activity display

Leave the garageHold A · assisted exit
01 / 07

A helping hand.

Hold the throttle. Assisted steering guides you out of the garage.

HUD walkthrough · GT3 cockpit

Leave the garage, take control, follow the pit-box guidance, and watch the service countdown.

02 / The circuits

Nine circuits in 1.9.
Find your rhythm.

From London and Paris streets to the Portuguese highlands and Australian coast.
Version 1.9 introduces Serra Alta and Wreckers Bay.

Select circuit09 circuits in 1.9 / Six classes

01 / Coastal

Gravelines Circuit

Outrun the Wind

Open coastal sightlines give way to tight braking sequences. Settle the car, change direction and make the exit count.

The lap
Length
2.305 km
Direction
Counterclockwise

Six racing classes
Free with Vesper GT3 and Formula Starter.

Feel every change

Same circuit.
A different challenge.

Golden-hour skies. Smoother tarmac. Softer glare on wet roads.
Choose your compound. Find your grip.

Captured in-game Changing surface water · Tyre temperature · Grip

03 / On track

Change the car.Run another lap.

Five GT3 cars racing through a Monteluce bend, with a black car on the inside kerb and the pack close behind
Captured in-game

GT3 / Racing at Monteluce

Tyre wear, temperature, fuel and damage stay with the car when you return to the garage. Adjust the setup, head back out and compare the result.

Setup
Springs, dampers, brake balance, aero, gearing and differential.
Stint
Tyre condition, fuel and damage persist through the session.
Review
Recorded sessions preserve replay and telemetry.

Make it yours

Your garage. Your setup. Your next circuit.
There’s a whole race weekend behind every lap.

Team artwork: three GT3 cars in matching white and blue liveries inside the garage

Teams

Your team.
Your colours.

Create a team, invite drivers and race in a shared livery. Bring your identity to the grid together.

About teams

Team artwork

Explore the full press gallery

04 / Controllers

Your way
to race.

Pick the controls that suit your setup: a Bluetooth gamepad, touch controls on iPhone and iPad, or a keyboard or Logitech G29 on Mac.

Bluetooth gamepads

Yes. Bluetooth gamepads, including the PS5 DualSense controller, are supported across Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro. Pair your controller with the device you play on, then race with it in the game.

On-screen controls

Yes. The iPhone and iPad apps include a virtual on-screen controller, so you can race using touch controls without a separate gamepad. You can also connect a Bluetooth gamepad if you prefer physical controls.

Logitech G29

The macOS app supports the Logitech G29 steering wheel and pedals. Basic force feedback is available, but it is experimental at the moment and is still being refined.

Just a keyboard

Yes. You can race in the macOS app using just a keyboard. A gamepad or steering wheel is optional.

Controllers and driving controls

05 / Watch & create

Watch the race.
Direct the show.

Follow a live server session or return to a recorded race. Choose the car, control the cameras and create a clean picture for videos and live streams.

01 / Watch

Join the audience.

Watch compatible servers without taking a driving seat. Follow the field with trackside and chase cameras.

02 / Replay Studio

Make the replay yours.

Revisit recorded sessions, trim a clip, save camera changes and adjust playback speed. Export an MP4 at up to 4K with game audio on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Video export is not available on Apple TV or Apple Vision Pro.

03 / Director Mode

Your cameras. A clean feed.

On Mac, keep the camera controls separate from the output in Watch and Replay Studio. Capture the clean window for video production or a live stream with software such as OBS.

Explore Watch, replays and Director Mode

06 / Apple ecosystem

Built for Apple’s ecosystem.

Race on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro.

Download on the App Store
GT3 cockpit gameplay on iPad, iPhone, MacBook Pro and a TV with Apple TV, alongside Vision Pro, over the helmeted driver artwork
Clean Dirty Racing kerb app icon
Clean Dirty Racing / App icon
01Platforms

Mac · iPhone · iPad · Apple TV · Vision Pro

02Cars / classes

Seven cars · Six classes. Vesper and Arden share GT3; the other five cars each have their own class.

03Circuits

Gravelines + Monteluce + Stursbraut + Valleyhill + Campofuori + Hoxton + Haussmann + Serra Alta + Wreckers Bay

04Availability

Mac · iPhone · iPad · Apple TV · Apple Vision Pro

07 / FAQ

The practical details.

Controllers, driving feel, tyre life, watching races, making videos and availability.

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What is Clean Dirty Racing?

A racing simulator for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro, with seven cars in six racing classes, detailed setup, five tyre compounds and changing weather. Version 1.9 expands the catalog to nine circuits and adds an introductory race at Wreckers Bay.

How does the first race work in version 1.9?

First-time players join the final lap at Wreckers Bay, learn the controls and chase the cars ahead. Pause at any time to restart or skip. This introductory race is available before purchasing Full Access; normal sessions at Wreckers Bay require Full Access. Introduced in version 1.9.

What can I play for free?

The Vesper GT3 and Formula Starter, practice, race weekends and multiplayer at Gravelines are free, with no time limit. In version 1.9, the introductory final-lap race at Wreckers Bay is also available before purchasing Full Access. Normal Wreckers Bay sessions require Full Access. Saved recordings remain accessible after a subscription ends.

Which controls and replay features does each platform support?

iPhone and iPad offer adjustable touch controls or a compatible game controller. Mac supports keyboard, compatible controllers and supported racing wheels, including the Logitech G29 with basic experimental force feedback. Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro require a compatible game controller. MP4 video export is available on Mac, iPhone and iPad, not Apple TV or Apple Vision Pro. Separate replay and Director Mode output windows are Mac features.

What happens after an Open Rooms race?

Meet other drivers in the post-race car park. Vote for the next circuit, change your car and prepare tyres and fuel before the next start. If everyone votes to skip the wait, the next session starts sooner. You can also vote to skip practice or qualifying from the pause menu.

Is Clean Dirty Racing released?

Clean Dirty Racing is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro. Check the App Store for the latest version for your device.