Own the Podium.
Automate the Rest.
The operations platform for iRacing & sim racing leagues — scoring, standings, and stewarding in one command center.
Zero commission on entry fees — not now, not ever.
As entry-fee collection rolls out, Stripe Connect routes payments directly to your account. Standard Stripe processing fees only. How payments work
The Race-Day Command Center
Two production-grade surfaces that turn race day from a spreadsheet scramble into a controlled operation.
Drop in race results — standings update across drivers, teams, and championships instantly. Custom scoring presets (F1, NASCAR, IndyCar, WEC), drop weeks, multiclass, and a full per-point audit trail. Integer-based math, no rounding drift.
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Blind protest review, steward voting, AI-generated case summaries, penalty ladders, and a full appeals process. Each ruling lands in your league’s searchable precedent log so your stewarding panel can handle similar incidents consistently within your league.
See stewardingWant hands-on migration help?
The Racey Operator Pilot: we'll personally migrate your schedule, roster, and scoring rules so you can run a real Racey race night. Limited cohort — apply and we'll select 10 leagues.
Apply for Operator PilotPick your seat at the league
Racey works differently depending on whether you run the league, drive in it, or sit on the steward panel. Jump straight to the tour for your role.
Stop managing spreadsheets. Automated scoring, standings, registration workflows, and Stripe Connect entry fees — all from one operator screen.
See the admin tourOne profile across every league. Real standings updates, protest filing with video evidence, and a free-forever driver account. No subscription, ever.
See the driver experienceBlind protest review, independent voting, AI-generated case summaries, and a searchable precedent log scoped to your league.
See the steward portalEverything Else You Need
Season management, schedule builder, registration workflows, car class management, roster control, and automated reminders.
Driver performance trends, consistency indices, league health metrics, attendance tracking, and exportable season reports. Free, forever.
CSV results import, drivers link by iRacing Customer ID, admins manually review eligibility against iRacing’s public profile at registration. iRacing OAuth is built; waiting on iRacing to reopen new client signups — automatic license, safety, and content checks return then.
Import results from any sim via CSV — iRacing’s native export, EA F1’s in-game Export Session Results on PC, or a results spreadsheet from any other simulator. iRacing deep integration returns when the partner API access reopens.
Core = built into every league · Free = every shipped feature, at no cost, while iRacing partner API access is unavailable
Up and Running in Minutes
No complex setup. No training sessions. Just create, invite, and race.
Create Your League
Set up your league in minutes. Configure scoring, define seasons, and customize every rule to match your racing philosophy.
Invite Drivers
Share your public league page. Drivers apply, you approve — waitlists, eligibility review, and onboarding from one screen.
Race & Manage
Upload your sim’s results file — standings update instantly. Protests flow through your steward panel. You focus on racing.
Every Feature Is Free
No card, no plan to pick — see what that includes.
Scoring, stewarding, Race Control, Discord, Stripe Connect entry fees, analytics, and AI-assisted tools — every shipped feature, free for every league.
Personal, team, and league asset storage stay capped at 1 GB — the one real limit, because it's a genuine hosting cost.
No credit card, no trial clock, no plan to pick. This is while iRacing partner API access is unavailable — no date attached.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take a commission on entry fees?
Which sim platforms does Racey support?
How does the protest and steward system work?
Can I migrate my existing league to Racey?
Is there a limit on the number of races per season?
Can I use custom scoring systems?
Is analytics really free?
Latest from the Racey Blog
Sim racing news, league-operator guides, and platform updates.
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How to run a RENNSPORT league
A practical first-time organizer’s guide to launching a RENNSPORT league: choose a format, open signups, publish a clear rules baseline, and get through your first race night without chaos.
Latest Sim Updates
Patch notes and roadmaps across every major sim — what’s new, what’s coming.
RENNSPORT announces R1 Fall Season and SimRacing Expo ’26 finals path
RENNSPORT has outlined the unversioned R1 Fall Season structure, including qualifier hotlaps from August 10–16, qualifier rounds on August 21–23, the main season from September 1–29, and offline finals on October 18 at SimRacing Expo ’26 in Frankfurt.
Le Mans Ultimate v1.4.1.0 patch update
This patch fixes AI pit-stop behavior, server and dedicated server crashes, online championship protest handling, RaceControl login and leaderboard performance, UI and replay issues, plus a wide set of track, setup, and BOP changes for Daytona, Laguna Seca, Le Mans, and more.
Gran Turismo 7 teases August 2026 update with four new cars
Gran Turismo 7’s next update has been teased for next week, with four silhouetted cars shown and no detailed patch notes yet.
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