iRacing’s newest patch, rolled out today, was intended to address a select few number of members who were having problems with the sim crashing – believed to be related to auto-joining official ranked iRacing.com race sessions.

However, an unforeseen bug popped up that gave every driver in the session individual weather conditions. While one driver could have a track temperature of 110 degrees Fahrenheit and gain mammoth amounts of grip from near optimal conditions, another driver in the exact same session could be dealing with a very slick track temperature of 73 degrees Fahrenheit.Some iRacing members tried to lightheartedly joke about this and compare the random performance advantage to real world equipment quality discrepancies, but the reality is that dynamic weather, a feature that only recently found its way into iRacing, has now been disabled while the dev team works towards a fix.