Schedule & championships
Run several championships side by side, each with its own colour. Races flip to live and completed on their own, and endurance events sit in the same calendar.
Websites for sim racing leagues
Schedule, results, standings, driver profiles and Discord signups — a complete site for your iRacing league, hosted and looked after for you. You run the racing. We run the website.
$20 / month · Fully hosted
See it in action
Every championship gets its own colour, its own schedule and its own standings — kept up to date automatically from your race results.
| Pos | Driver | Pts | Wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 118 | 3 | |
| 2 | 104 | 1 | |
| 3 | 96 | 1 | |
| 4 | 81 | 0 | |
| 5 | 77 | 0 |
Example data — your league's own drivers and races go here
What's included
No plugins to wire together and nothing to install. It's all one site, built by racers who run a league themselves.
Run several championships side by side, each with its own colour. Races flip to live and completed on their own, and endurance events sit in the same calendar.
Upload the result file exported from iRacing. Points are worked out from your points system, standings update, and the results page shows finishing order, DNFs, laps led and even country flags.
Post a race to your Discord channel and drivers sign up with a reaction. The site keeps the entry list up to date on its own, using each driver's server nickname.
Drivers log in with Discord and claim their profile — bio, photo, favourite car and track. Career stats come straight from real results, so nobody can fake them.
Set your own points table per championship. Archive a finished season without losing anything, and crown champions in a Hall of Fame with certificates.
A sponsors page with optional discount codes and valid dates, plus a live stream page that shows when your YouTube or Twitch channel goes live.
Edit standings and results right in the table, post announcements, switch pages on or off and manage who can help run the site — no code, ever.
We keep the site online, secure and up to date. When something needs fixing or a new feature arrives, you get it — without lifting a finger.
How it works
Your name, your championships and your Discord. Send us your logo and colours and we'll make it yours.
We build your site, connect your Discord and hand you an admin login. Nothing for you to install or maintain.
Post signups, import results after each race and let the site do the rest. Your drivers always see the latest.
Built by racers
RaceHost is the same software that runs SRS Racing — a live, multi-championship iRacing community. Every feature here exists because a league needed it.
Pricing
Everything included. No setup fee, no per-driver charges, no surprises.
RaceHost
Questions
No. We host and maintain the site. You use a simple admin panel in your browser to post announcements and import results.
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.
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.
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.
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.
No. RaceHost is an independent service for sim racing leagues and is not affiliated with or endorsed by iRacing.com.
Yes — SRS Racing runs on the same software. Take a look at srsracing.net.
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