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A Fan Rewards code for 50 points will be shown during each eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series race and needs to be entered by midnight eastern on the same day of the race for NASCAR Fan Rewards credit.
eNASCAR happens on 18 select Tuesday's through the NASCAR season starting 11-February. It is not clear if streak bonuses or perfect season bonuses wil apply to the eNASCAR series.
Went to do the bi-weekly trivia question this morning (new question Tuesday and Thursday around 1000 Eastern) and the points awarded for it was 20 points + bonus, does anyone know if the trivia will be 20 points + bonus twice weekly or if trivia will just be once a week going forward?
Tried to redeem 17,000 points this morning for the battery powered smoker, when it gets to the payment info screen, there is no place to enter credit card info, anyone else have an issue with this?
Have tried on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, incognito mode, on desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone, ad blockers off, accepting all cookies, and no luck on any of them.
Since it is off-season during the season off-season posting time, how many Fan Reward Points do you currently have?
I see that Fan Rewards is under scheduled maintenance, does any one know when it will be available again?
Any one else missing the 10 points from Michigan? Set rosters/bonus picks like usual and haven't received any points for Fan Rewards yet.
I’m old, it’s past my bed time.
Has anyone received a fan rewards badge for the Giveathon? Saw the badge was availble last week, now it's not visible in the 2023 badge listing.
Has anyone received the 75 fan reward points for donating during the Giveathon? Didn’t see anywhere to link the donation page to Fan Rewards account. I used the same email address for both for what it’s worth.
TIL Sour Patch Kids are called Very Bad Kids in France and were originally called Mars Men.
snackhistory.com/sour-patch-kids/I've been pyloting since the previous, previous century, pre-pony express, almost pre-sailing ship. So like every other elderly pylote, I've adapted to the changing terminology over the years. But there's one thing that slightly irks me for some reason.
What's up with the people in the United Colonies using "balloon" or "airship"? For ages, I've known that these terms were common in Europe, where they actually have balloons, but in the United Colonies, we have dirgibles - the word balloon doesn't appear in FAR 69.420. I remember being corrected on this by my first See-Eff-Eye when I talked about "pyloting an airship", and my feeling has always been that anybody who's passed the priv
Can't remember the last time I didn't grease a landing in MSFS but I can't hear the cabin clapping, what is wrong with the people riding in the back? Do they not know I'm a better pylote than Chuck Yeager?

