Pipeline ›››

How it works

One path from schedule to standings. This slice proves the UI with sample data. Next: persistence, then an admin-only Windows companion so results leave the pit box PC without a manual file hunt.

  1. 01

    Stand up a season

    Series → season → classes → roster. Copy last year’s points preset or tune finish, stage, and drop rules.

  2. 02

    Publish the schedule

    Rounds with tracks, stage counts, and session status. Next-event signal shows on the overview HUD.

  3. 03

    Results land automatically

    Primary path (coming): league owners/admins run a Windows companion on their pit box PC during the race — local iRacing SDK → auto-upload when the session ends. Optional second admin PC supported. Drivers never install it (website only). Fallback: import the saved results file (v1 stub).

  4. 04

    Apply race ops

    Penalties adjust points or grid. Liveries go through an approval queue. Race control mirrors the live field and incident list.

  5. 05

    Read the championship

    Driver and team standings with multi-class filters, drop toggles, and playoff cutoff markers.

Full app surface›››

Every league screen

Same Next.js app as the dashboard. Admin tools stay public for now — login roles will hide driver-invisible screens later.