Some of the best Next Gen schemes painted for iRacing by fans

While we wait for the Next Gen car to hit the track next year, it’s already available now to members on iRacing. True to form, the sim-racing painting community has already started creating its own paint-scheme concepts. Here are a few early favorites.

Blaine Sparling imagined this 2022 concept for Bubba Wallace and 23XI Racing.

Ryan Pistana took the Ford Performance show car and transformed it into a concept for Chase Briscoe.

Dustin Winegardner’s a big fan of the Official Fuel of NASCAR, so he put together this fictional Sunoco Camaro.

What might Christopher Bell’s 2022 car look like? Alan H. has an idea.

Austin Cindric is poised to take over the famous Wood Brothers Racing No. 21 in 2022, and Dylan Hervatin took the liberty of updating the classic WBR scheme on a Next Gen Ford Mustang.

The limitless world of iRacing painting means it's pretty much inevitable somebody's going to imagine what if — like Will Norton's Dale Earnhardt-style Next Gen car.

Declan White painted a Next Gen Toyota Camry in some classic Toyota colors.

How about this throwback? Eli Sasak updated the turn-of-the-century Dale Jarrett ride, which drove to a championship in 1999, for NASCAR’s Next Gen Mustang.

Cole Trickle travels 32 years into the future with this "Days of Thunder" throwback painted by Josh Caudle.

Brantley Roden put Denny Hamlin’s familiar FedEx colors on a Next Gen Camry, which looks as sleek as ever.

James D. Harris showed us what a Kevin Harvick Busch Beer paint scheme might look like in the year 2022.

And, finally, who said there’s nothing stock about a stock car? Shawn M Conklin painted this stonk car that pays tribute to everybody’s favorite financial meme.