Run your league,
not a spreadsheet.
RaceLink runs the admin side of an iRacing league: registrations and entry fees, results and standings, protests and penalties. Link the league once, and iRacing keeps it up to date.
Free to start. No card, no per-driver fee.
Everything a league organiser ends up chasing
Sign-up forms in one tab, a payments spreadsheet in another, results pasted into a scoring sheet, protests argued in Discord. RaceLink puts all of it behind one league page that your drivers can see.
Registrations that close themselves
Build a sign-up form, set the grid limit and a closing date. Entries stop when the grid is full, and every answer stays attached to the driver.
Entry fees through your own Stripe
Drivers pay the advertised price at checkout. The money lands in your Stripe account, and RaceLink takes its 15% out of the payout, not out of the driver.
Standings that update after the race
Results come from iRacing, so points, drop weeks and class splits are worked out for you instead of typed in on Monday night.
Protests with a paper trail
Drivers file from the race result. Stewards see the lap, the incident count and every note, and the penalty flows into the standings.
Linked to iRacing, so results arrive on their own
Drivers connect their iRacing account once. RaceLink pulls the league roster, the schedule and every session result, including iRating, licence class and incident counts.
The standings after a Sunday race are ready before the drivers have finished arguing about turn one.
Registration forms that take the money too
Add a fee to any form and RaceLink opens a Stripe checkout in your own connected account. Card details never touch RaceLink, and refunds stay in your hands.
Drivers pay the price you advertised. The 15% platform fee comes out of your payout rather than being added on top.
And your drivers get a league page worth opening
Members join with an iRacing link, not a spreadsheet invite. Everything they normally ask an admin for sits on the page instead.
- Standings and results after every round
- The next race in their own calendar, synced
- A protest form that reaches the stewards
- Registration and payment in one step
Most leagues are run on a Google Sheet. Switching is the awkward part.
You can move mid-season. Import the drivers you already have, keep the points you have scored so far, and let RaceLink take over from the next round.
Your next season can start tonight
Create the league, link iRacing and open registrations. Free to start, and you keep your own Stripe account.
Create your league