Websites for sim racing leagues

Your League.
Your Website.

Schedule, results, standings, driver profiles, Discord signups and a full stewards system — a complete site for your iRacing league, in your own colours. You run the racing. We run the website.

14 days free

$15 / month  ·  Cancel any time

Powering SRS Racing 57 races19,080 laps128 drivers128 hours of racing

See it in action

From result file
to standings

Upload the file iRacing gives you after the race. That's the whole job — the rest updates itself.

yourleague.racehost.net/admin
The admin panel's Import iRacing Result panel on a race The race's results page with every driver's finish, best lap, incidents and points The championship standings, updated with the new points

What's included

Everything a league
actually needs

No plugins to wire together and nothing to install. It's all one site, built by racers who run a league themselves.

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Schedule & championships

Several championships side by side, each in its own colour. Races go live and complete on their own, in your league's timezone.

Import a race, done

Upload the iRacing result file. Points, standings and the results page update by themselves — DNFs, laps led, flags and teams included.

Custom points & seasons

Your own points table per championship. Archive a season without losing anything, and crown champions in a Hall of Fame.

Endurance & stints

Several starts per event, line-ups, fair stint plans and results per start. Endurance planner

Driver profiles

Drivers log in with Discord and claim their profile. Career stats come straight from real results.

Special events

One-off and fun races with their own signups and results, kept out of the championship standings.

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Signups that sync

Post a race to Discord, drivers sign up with a reaction, and the entry list on your site keeps itself up to date.

Race reminders

Before the start, the bot pings every driver who said they're in. Add reminders up to a day before.

Sign in with Discord

Drivers, admins, editors and stewards sign in with their Discord account — no extra password.

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Incident reports & voting

Drivers report with a video or replay, the other driver gives their side, and your stewards vote.

Penalties that apply themselves

Results, points and standings follow the decision, and it's posted to Discord. Grid penalties follow the driver.

Your rules, your penalties

Start from a ready-made incident list or build your own, with licence points. Off until you switch it on.

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Your logo, your colours

Upload your logo, pick a ready-made look or choose every colour. It carries through the site and your Discord posts.

Every word, your menu

Change any text on any page with a live preview as you type, and build your own menu with dropdowns.

Video, sponsors & streams

A looping video on your home page, a sponsors page with discount codes, and a live page for YouTube or Twitch.

Running it

Run it as a team

Admins, editors, stewards and read-only viewers each get their own login. Edit results right in the table.

Step-by-step guides

Guides in your admin panel walk you through championships, results, Discord and streaming.

Hosted & always updated

We keep it online, secure and up to date. New features arrive by themselves; your texts and data stay as they are.

Stewards

Fair racing,
sorted.

Drivers report, your stewards vote, and the penalty lands in the results, the standings and Discord on its own. See the whole stewards system

  1. The incident report form on a league website
    01

    A driver reports it

    From a race they drove in, with a video link or an uploaded replay.

  2. The incident notice posted in Discord
    02

    Discord hears about it

    Stewards get the details privately; the other driver is asked for their side.

  3. A steward's view of a report, with the vote form
    03

    The stewards vote

    By majority, unanimously or with one steward. Nobody judges their own race.

  4. Race results after a +5 second penalty
    04

    The penalty applies itself

    Results, points and standings move, and the decision is posted to Discord.

Made for your league

Your Discord.
Your colours.

Signups and reminders run in your own Discord server, and the whole site wears your league's colours — change them any time, no designer needed.

Discord # race-signups
HRL

Hardline Racing APP

GT3 Series — Round 4 - Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

React below to set your status: ✓ Accepted · ✕ Declined · ? Tentative

TrackCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps - Grand Prix
CarsGT3
Session start timeSunday, October 4, 2026 at 8:00 PM (in 3 days)
Practice25 minutes
Qualifying20 minutes
Warmup5 minutes
Race70 minutes
Tyre changeOptional
SetupsFixed
Qualifying ScrutinyPermissive
Disqualification30 incident points
Fast repairs0
StartRolling
DebrisStay on track; not cleared
✓ Accepted (16)M. Keller
J. Lindqvist
T. Walsh
A. Novak …
✕ Declined (2)R. Almeida
S. Brooks
? Tentative (3)C. Bennett
L. Moreau
P. Varga
✓ 16✕ 2? 3
HRL

↪ replying to GT3 Series — Round 4 - Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Hardline Racing APP

@M. Keller @J. Lindqvist @T. Walsh @A. Novak +12

GT3 Series — Round 4 - Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Starts Sunday, October 4, 2026 at 8:00 PM (in 15 minutes)

TrackCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps - Grand Prix
Signed up✓ 16 · ? 3
Branding & Theme Pick a colour
HomeScheduleResults Join

Season 4 · Round 6

Hardline Racing League

1M. Keller118
2J. Lindqvist104

Example league — your own name, logo, drivers and colours go here

How it works

From signup to
green flag

01

Tell us about your league

Your league's name, your championships and your Discord. Place your order in a couple of minutes.

02

We set it up & host it

We set up your site and hand you an admin login. Nothing for you to install or maintain.

03

You run your league

Add your logo and colours, post signups and import results — the built-in guides show you how. Your drivers always see the latest.

Try before you order

Take it for
a test drive

Look around a complete example league — and its admin panel. The demo login is read-only, so click anything you like.

Live demo

Demo Racing League

Championships, results, standings, driver profiles and an endurance event — all example data. Open the admin at /admin and press Log in to the demo.

Built by racers

Proven in a real league

RaceHost is the same software that runs SRS Racing — a live, multi-championship iRacing community. Every feature here exists because a league needed it.

What's new

Always getting
better

Every update is included and lands on your site automatically — your texts, colours and data stay as they are.

Latest

Steward conversations, replay uploads & special events

  • Stewards can message the reporter, and drivers can upload their iRacing replay or a video with a report.
  • Special events: one-off races with their own signups and results, kept out of the standings.
  • Endurance events with several starts, line-ups and a stint planner.

Pricing

One simple
plan

Everything included. No setup fee, no per-driver charges, no surprises.

RaceHost

$15/ month

14 days free · No card needed · Cancel any time

  • Your league's own website, fully hosted
  • A free yourleague.racehost.net address — or use your own domain
  • Schedule, results, standings and driver profiles
  • Discord signups and race reminders
  • Your own logo, colours and texts on every page
  • Admin panel with step-by-step guides
  • New features, updates and fixes included
Start free trial

Questions

Good to
know

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Your first 14 days are free: the first invoice only comes 14 days after your site goes live, and if you end the service from your portal before then, you're never billed. No payment details are needed to start.

Do I need any technical skills?

No. We host and maintain the site. You use a simple admin panel in your browser to post announcements and import results.

What web address will my league get?

Every league gets a free address on our domain, named after your league — for example hardlineracing.racehost.net. Prefer your own domain (like hardlineracing.com)? You can use that instead, or as well: register it anywhere you like and we'll help you point it at your site.

How do results get onto the site?

After a race, you upload the result file exported from iRacing. The site works out the points, updates the standings and publishes the results page. Re-uploading a corrected file safely replaces the old one.

Can I run more than one championship?

Yes. Each championship has its own schedule, points system, standings and colour, and you can archive a season when it's finished without losing any history.

How do Discord signups work?

You connect a Discord bot to your server. Post a race to a channel and drivers react to say they're in, out or unsure. The entry list on the site stays up to date on its own, and the bot can remind everyone who signed up before the race starts.

Can I change the colours and texts myself?

Yes. Upload your logo, pick your colours and change any text on any page from your admin panel — with a live preview of the real page before you save. No code, and no need to ask us.

How do incident reports work?

Drivers sign in with Discord and report an incident from a race they drove in, with a video link. The other driver can give their side, and your stewards vote on it. Penalties you set up yourself — or take from a ready-made list — update the results, standings and Discord by themselves.

We don't need stewards. Can we switch it off?

Yes. The stewards system is off until you switch it on, and you can turn it on for some championships only. With it off, nothing about it shows on your site.

Can I try it before ordering?

Yes. The demo site is a complete example league. Open its admin panel and press Log in to the demo to look around — it's read-only, so nothing can break.

Do I get new features?

Yes, they're included. When we release an update, your site gets it automatically and your admin panel shows what's new. Your texts, colours, results and everything else you've set up stay as they are.

Is RaceHost affiliated with iRacing?

No. RaceHost is an independent service for sim racing leagues and is not affiliated with or endorsed by iRacing.com.

Can I see it running?

Yes — try the demo league, or see SRS Racing, which runs on the same software, at srsracing.net.

Ready when you are

Give your league
a proper home

Place your order in a couple of minutes and we'll get your league set up.