Best iRacing League Management Software (2026)
There’s no single tool everyone agrees on for running an iRacing league — the options split between marketplaces, dated utilities, open-source self-host projects and spreadsheets. Here’s how Racey compares on the features that matter most.
At a glance
| Feature | Racey | SimGrid | Xtreme Scoring | iRLeagueManager | SimRacing.GP | Google Sheets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iRacing results import | ||||||
| Live race control & incident logging | ||||||
| AI-assisted / blind stewarding | ||||||
| OBS broadcast overlays | ||||||
| Direct, zero-commission entry fees | ||||||
| Run your own branded league | ||||||
| Pricing | Free + Pro $4.99/mo | Community: Free / Lite €3.99/mo / Pro €7.99/mo | credit-based (see their site) | free, open-source | free to start (see their site) | free with a Google account |
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Compare in detail
Racey vs SimGrid
SimGrid is a large multi-sim marketplace where drivers join events and leagues hosted on SimGrid's own platform. Racey is software for running your own branded league — most often on iRacing — with your own pages, scoring, stewarding and direct Stripe entry fees. If you want to plug into an existing community, SimGrid is strong; if you want to own and operate your league, that is what Racey is built for.
Racey vs Xtreme Scoring
Xtreme Scoring is the closest direct analog to Racey: a web-based iRacing league platform with strong, customizable scoring and live race control. The differences are at the edges — Racey adds AI-assisted/blind stewarding, true OBS broadcast overlays, integrated zero-commission Stripe entry fees, and CSV import for non-iRacing sims.
Racey vs iRLeagueManager
iRLeagueManager is a free, open-source tool for iRacing leagues with schedule planning, results, standings and a built-in stewarding/incident-review system — which you self-host. Racey is a hosted platform: no server to run, plus AI-assisted stewarding, OBS overlays, integrated payments and CSV import for other sims.
Racey vs SimRacing.GP
SimRacing.GP is a free platform for creating multi-sim championships, with automatic dedicated-server launching and real-time standings — strongest for dedicated-server titles like ACC and Automobilista 2. Racey focuses on running your own branded iRacing league with stewarding, OBS overlays, integrated payments and your own web pages.
Racey vs a Spreadsheet (Google Sheets)
Plenty of leagues start in Google Sheets — it's free and flexible. But every result is hand-entered, every standings formula is yours to maintain, and there is no registration, no driver notifications, no Discord posting and no overlays. Racey automates all of that and gives your league a real website — and it imports your existing spreadsheet so you don't lose your history.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best software for running an iRacing league?
- There is no single tool everyone agrees on — the options split between multi-sim marketplaces (SimGrid, SimRacing.GP), dedicated iRacing tools (Xtreme Scoring), open-source self-host projects (iRLeagueManager) and spreadsheets. Racey is a hosted platform for running your own branded iRacing league: scoring, stewarding, race control, OBS overlays, a Discord bot and direct Stripe entry fees in one account. The comparisons above break it down feature by feature.
- Is Racey free?
- Yes. The free plan runs one league with unlimited seasons and drivers and every preset scoring system. Pro is $4.99/month (or $49.90/year) and removes all limits, adding the full stewarding suite, six OBS overlays, the Discord bot, Stripe Connect and the API.
- How much does Racey cost compared with other platforms?
- Racey is free to start, with Pro at $4.99/month. For reference, SimGrid’s organizer "Community" plans are Free, Lite €3.99/month and Pro €7.99/month (as of 2026-07-12), and SimRacing.GP is free with a paid Advanced tier. See each comparison page for sourced detail.
- Can I move my league to Racey from another platform or a spreadsheet?
- Yes. Export your results to CSV and import them through the Racey Results importer to carry over your standings and history — whether you are coming from another league platform or a Google Sheet.
- Does Racey work for sims other than iRacing?
- Yes. iRacing gets a guided results import plus manual customer-ID linking; any sim that exports CSV results — ACC, rFactor 2, AMS2 and more — works through the same importer, and those results drive standings, Discord posts and the broadcast overlays.