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RaceLink vs iRacePlan

iRacePlan is built for drivers and teams: stint planning, fuel strategy, driver availability and a Discord results bot, with Garage 61 live timing. RaceLink is built for the person running the league. They overlap around endurance racing, and plenty of teams will end up using both.

Pick iRacePlan if

You are a team preparing to race. Stint strategy, fuel numbers and availability across a squad are its whole purpose, and it is well ahead of RaceLink on all three.

Pick RaceLink if

You are the league organiser. Registration, entry fees, standings across a season and protests are your problem, and none of those are what a team planning tool does.

Where the two differ

What you need to doiRacePlanRaceLink
Who it is forYes: Drivers and teams planning their own racingYes: League owners and admins running a championship
Stint and fuel planningYes: Auto-generated strategies, fuel and pit optimisationNo: Planner not built yet
Driver availabilityYes: Visual availability timeline across a teamNo: Not offered
Season standingsPartly: Custom races with their own scoringYes: Full championship scoring across a season
Registration and entry feesNo: Not its purposeYes: Forms and Stripe Connect payments
Protests and penaltiesNo: Not offeredYes: Filed against the result, decided by stewards
Using both togetherYes: Teams plan their stints hereYes: Leagues run the championship here

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