Webroot iRacer Race Car
So, if you were wondering what a Webroot sponsored race car might look like, I threw together quick rendering on iRacing. It is hard to read from this angle, but the text on the decklid reads "The Fastest Security on Earth."
That is so cool!
/// JimM /// /// Former Community Manager - Now Humble Internet Citizen/// /// Also Formerly a Technical Support Escalations Engineer ///
+35I love this! This look so cool; thanks for creating it!
Anna - Webroot Sr. Advocate Programs Manager
Corey, don't forget the Webroot stickers, strategically placed! 😃
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Wow, very cool - Thanks!
David Bennett Vice President Worldwide Consumer Business Webroot Inc
I am really glad everyone likes it!
In case anyone is wondering what the blue coloring is for, that represents the license level of the driver. Blue means Class A driver. The only level higher, Pro, is black.
In case anyone is wondering what the blue coloring is for, that represents the license level of the driver. Blue means Class A driver. The only level higher, Pro, is black.
More to come. Hopefully tomorrow I will have the official schemes finished for the Sprint Cup and Nationwide cars completed.
My old computer probably cannot handle running the sim, but hopefully I will be able to get a decent upgrade before long... I would love to try it out!
Here is the NASCAR Nationwide car, run weekly...
And this is a special car for the iRacing Daytona 500 that will be run Saturday:
The brand-new Chevy SS:
Which paint sceme do you like the best?
[Edit: added Chevy SS car.]
And this is a special car for the iRacing Daytona 500 that will be run Saturday:
The brand-new Chevy SS:
Which paint sceme do you like the best?
[Edit: added Chevy SS car.]
+35These are awesome!
Anna - Webroot Sr. Advocate Programs Manager
Things at Webroot seem to take forever to implement. Some really solid ideas in the Ideas Exchange seem to languish and take a long time to process. But this iRacer concept was implemented and approved in a flash. Less than one day and it’s already a reality. :S
Is there a lesson to be learned here? ;)
Is there a lesson to be learned here? ;)
You are right. This idea was implemented FAST!
See there? I made a reference to being fast. We are talking about racing. How about that?
See there? I made a reference to being fast. We are talking about racing. How about that?
Hey Corey,
Great job! Now all you have to do is Webroot-ize one of these bad boys:
Great job! Now all you have to do is Webroot-ize one of these bad boys:
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Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of New Words for 2013: brain cramp, bucket list, sexting, e-reader, Webroot-ize. :S
According to Merriam-Webster:
Webrootize. Web-root-ize. Verb. The transformation of a sluggish, cumbersome object into a slick speedster with a low profile.
Corey, be careful when racing 😉. Today's crash in Daytona was horrible and terrifying :S
Yes it was. That was a horrible crash. I am very glad that all of the fans are going to be alright.
Being an NHRA fan, I would love to see what you could come up with for a Funny Car.
If you can turn left and stay in control, you aren't driving fast enough! 😉
If you can turn left and stay in control, you aren't driving fast enough! 😉
Or a top fuel dragster! ;)@ wrote:
Being an NHRA fan, I would love to see what you could come up with for a Funny Car.
Move over, John Force! 😃
As a Webroot employee I have been trying to get some stickers for when I race myself. I had some Webroot T-shirts and umbrella`s. Must dig out the photos.Here is the only one I have to hand at the moment!
I wonder why you don't have the green W in front of your nickname if you belongs to Webroot :D@ wrote:
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