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Your community, a shared challenge

Create iRacing rankings for your community

Give your community a competition to follow together. Your drivers keep racing official iRacing series, while PitRivals brings their recorded results into a shared leaderboard. They can race at different times and still compete with the group.

For teams, groups of friends and streamer communities: choose the series your drivers enjoy and give everyone a common goal between races.

  1. 01Choose your challenge
  2. 02Follow the standings
  3. 03Understand the points
  4. 04Discord
01 / Choose your challenge

Your series, your dates, your community

The Pit owner gives the ranking a name, sets its dates and selects the iRacing series. Count all selected series and weeks, or use drop rules to keep only the best ones. Adapt the challenge to what your group already races.

A look at a custom ranking configuration

General Details

Ranking Name
Aurora Club Challenge
Start Date (UTC)
15 Sep 2026
End Date (UTC)
08 Dec 2026

Race dates determine eligibility. Delayed results can still be processed during closing synchronization; only races within the configured dates count.

Eligible Series & Rules

Global Mazda MX-5 Cup by FanatecToyota GR86 Cup by SIMAGICAdvanced Mazda MX-5 Cup by Heusinkveld
Punctuable Series (Drops)
Best 1 of 3 series
Punctuable Weeks per Series
Best 8 weeks per series

In this example, each driver's best eight weekly scores are added within each series. Only their highest-scoring series contributes to the final total.

Names, communities and results are fictional and illustrate how PitRivals looks.

Available options and limits depend on your Pit's configuration. Choose the series and rules available in the creation form.

02 / Follow the standings

Race as usual. Follow the competition together.

The ranking uses points earned in official iRacing races recorded by PitRivals, within the selected dates and series. Your drivers race their own sessions; the leaderboard gives your community a shared competition to follow.

  1. For each driver, PitRivals keeps the highest recorded race points in each week of each included series.
  2. Within each series, it adds the best weeks according to the configured limit. Lower-scoring weeks are dropped when necessary.
  3. It selects the highest-scoring series according to your rule and adds their totals to order the standings.
Your community's shared leaderboard

Aurora Club Challenge / Aurora Apex Racing

Valid Dates
15 Sep 2026 – 08 Dec 2026
Scoring Rules
Best 1 of 3 series
Best 8 weeks per series
Ranking Rules

Ranking based on official iRacing points. The system automatically selects the highest weekly score achieved by the driver in each included series.

Included Series
Global Mazda MX-5 Cup by FanatecToyota GR86 Cup by SIMAGICAdvanced Mazda MX-5 Cup by Heusinkveld

Leaderboard

#DriverPoints
1Nora Vega578 pts
2Leo Marín526 pts
3Alex Duarte490 pts
4Mina Solberg452 pts
5Tom Ellis397 pts
Names, communities and results are fictional and illustrate how PitRivals looks.

After drivers connect iRacing and the ranking is configured, synchronization and calculations run automatically and periodically. Results depend on the available recorded data; nobody needs to maintain a spreadsheet for every race.

03 / Understand the points

See exactly where each driver's points come from

Open a driver's scoring detail to see the contributing series, weekly points and dropped results. The ranking becomes easier to understand when everyone can check what counts toward their total.

Nora's Mazda series contributes 578 points from eight weeks. The 9-point and 22-point weeks are dropped. Her GR86 and Advanced Mazda series score less, so neither contributes under the best-one-series rule.

Nora Vega's points breakdown

Nora Vega

Final Score578 pts

Contributing Results

Global Mazda MX-5 Cup by Fanatec578 pts
  • Week 346 pts
  • Week 480 pts
  • Week 539 pts
  • Week 69 ptsDropped week
  • Week 780 pts
  • Week 845 pts
  • Week 969 pts
  • Week 10106 pts
  • Week 11113 pts
  • Week 1222 ptsDropped week

Dropped Results (Drops)

Toyota GR86 Cup by SIMAGIC384 pts
  • Week 185 pts
  • Week 343 pts
  • Week 578 pts
  • Week 614 pts
  • Week 973 pts
  • Week 1291 pts
Advanced Mazda MX-5 Cup by Heusinkveld315 pts
Names, communities and results are fictional and illustrate how PitRivals looks. The real breakdown includes links to the corresponding iRacing race results.
04 / Discord

Keep the competition in your Discord conversation

With your Pit connected to Discord and ranking summaries enabled, PitRivals can publish weekly standings with the top five drivers. Give the group something to follow, celebrate and discuss as the competition progresses.

Final results can also be published when the ranking closes. The message links to the full standings so your community can keep following the competition on PitRivals.

See how PitRivals keeps your community connected
A weekly standings summary in Discord
PitRivalsAPP

🏆 Aurora Club Challenge

WEEKLY STANDINGS UPDATE

  1. 🥇 Nora Vega — 578 pts
  2. 🥈 Leo Marín — 526 pts
  3. 🥉 Alex Duarte — 490 pts
  4. 4. Mina Solberg — 452 pts
  5. 5. Tom Ellis — 397 pts
🔗 View Full Standings
Names, communities and results are fictional and illustrate how PitRivals looks. The full-standings link is available in real Discord messages.

Give your community its next shared challenge

Choose the series your drivers enjoy, set the dates and agree on the drop rules. They keep racing; PitRivals takes care of the recorded results and standings.

The Pit owner creates and manages custom rankings. Participating drivers must belong to the Pit and connect iRacing so their available results can be synchronized.

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