Everything drivers need
Track, cars, start time in each reader's own timezone, session lengths and race rules — in one tidy post with your league's name, colour and logo.
Discord for sim racing leagues
Discord signups
that sync
Your league's Discord bot posts every race. Drivers react to sign up, the website's entry list updates by itself, and everyone who's in gets pinged before the start.
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Race signups
Post it once,
the rest is automatic
Your league's own Discord bot posts each race to your signup channel. Drivers react to say they're in, out or unsure — and the entry list on your website follows along by itself.
Entry list that keeps up
Reactions are picked up every few seconds. Changing your mind or removing your reaction updates the list on the site and in Discord.
Server nicknames
Drivers are listed by the nickname they use in your server, and linked to their driver profile when the name matches.
Nobody misses the start
Fifteen minutes before the race the bot replies to the signup and pings everyone who said they're in. Add more reminders — up to a day before — and choose who gets pinged.
Grid penalties included
Grid penalties, pit-lane starts and race bans from your stewards show on the next race's signup post and reminder, for the driver who has to serve them.
Results when you're ready
Post the full results to Discord with one button once you've checked them — never before.
Endurance & teams
Built for
team events too
Endurance events can have several starts. Drivers vote with a number reaction for every start they can drive, you confirm the starts that run, and the bot posts the line-up and the stint plan with real times. See the endurance planner
Discord login
One account
for everything
Drivers log in to your site with Discord to claim their profile and report incidents. Your admins, editors and stewards can sign in to the admin panel with Discord too — only accounts you've linked get in.
01
Create your bot
Make a Discord application for your league and add the bot to your server. The guide in your admin panel shows each click.
02
Pick your channels
Choose a signup channel per championship, and shared channels for endurance events and special events.
03
Press Post Signup
Every race has a Post Signup button. From then on the site and Discord stay in step on their own.
Questions
Good to
know
How do drivers sign up for a race on Discord?
The bot posts the race to your signup channel with the track, cars, start time and rules. Drivers react ✅ to sign up, ❌ if they can't make it or ❓ if they're unsure, and the entry list on your website updates on its own.
Can the bot remind drivers before the race?
Yes. By default it replies to the signup 15 minutes before the start and pings everyone who signed up. You can add reminders up to 24 hours before and choose who gets pinged.
Do I need my own Discord bot?
Yes, each league uses its own bot, so posts carry your league's name and logo. Creating one takes a few minutes, and the guide in your admin panel walks you through it.
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