Some followers also race iRacing. Give them a place to share their own races, meet the other drivers and take part in a common challenge. PitRivals helps your community participate beyond watching your stream.
A familiar name, a first podium or an improving driver gives everyone something to celebrate. Recognizing those moments can build conversation and a sense of belonging, during your streams and between them.
Create a Pit with your community's name, logo, language and racing categories. Add your Twitch, YouTube and Discord links so visitors know where to watch you and meet the group.
18 Members
English
Owner: Kai Navarro Est. Jan 2026Kai's racing community. We enjoy GT3 and Formula, share our races on Discord and welcome drivers who value clean racing and good company. Come meet the group between streams.
Your Pit can allow open joining or require approval. Followers who race iRacing can join the group; everyone else can explore its public pages and follow the community's results.
Your members' profiles and performance cards show what they race and how they perform on track. Learn who enjoys GT3, who races Formula and who is developing their driving.
A card can start a conversation about consistency, clean racing or progress. Give your community's drivers recognition for their own racing stories.
Explore driver profilesThose stories already appear in stream chat. With PitRivals, the driver can share a result with context: the series, car, circuit and finish. Open it during your stream, celebrate it with the group or keep the conversation going on Discord.
“Kai, I got a P3 at Spa yesterday with the Ferrari. Here's my result!”
Nora Vega · Illustrative chat message
Nora Vega
1 d agoScored a podium in GT Sprint Series
Ferrari 296 GT3
Real activity entries open a race certificate with a shareable link. The driver can paste it into chat or Discord so others can see the result.
Once members connect iRacing, PitRivals synchronizes available recent results automatically and periodically. They keep racing, without entering every result manually; the displayed activity depends on the recorded data.
Choose official iRacing series and dates for a custom community ranking. Your drivers can race their own sessions at different times and still follow the same standings, with the configured scoring and drop rules.
Check the standings together during a stream, discuss progress or celebrate a new leader. The ranking gives the group something to come back to between broadcasts.
See how custom rankings workIllustrative GT Sprint Series ranking using the highest recorded weekly race points, with all weeks counting in the selected period.
| # | Driver | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nora Vega | 178 pts |
| 2 | Leo Marín | 150 pts |
| 3 | Kai Navarro | 126 pts |
Selected wins, podiums and clean races can arrive automatically in your community's Discord. Members have something to celebrate or discuss even when you are not live.
The Pit owner connects the server and channel and chooses which notifications to publish. Custom rankings can also share weekly summaries and final results. Synchronization and publishing are periodic.
Explore the activity and Discord integration
PitRivalsAPPCreate your Pit, invite the followers who race and share your group's results and challenges. Give them more ways to participate and feel part of the community.