Endurance with a team, everyday races with friends or a streamer's community: find people who enjoy iRacing the way you do. PitRivals helps you discover their group, see what they race and decide whether you could fit in.
Explore PitsIn the Pits directory, you can get to know established teams, communities around a streamer and groups taking their first laps together. A Pit is their community space on PitRivals: start with the description, language, racing categories and latest activity.
Milo's streaming community. We share Sports Car and Formula races, talk about our sessions on Discord and welcome drivers who want company on track.
A team focused on GT3 endurance. We prepare races together, coordinate stints on Discord and also share shorter races during the week.
A small group getting started together. We race Sports Car and Oval regularly, learn at our own pace and are looking for people to share everyday races with.
Read what each group says about itself. A public Pit is an invitation to get to know its community; ask its managers about current opportunities to join a racing team.
Open a Pit to understand the group beyond its name. Its categories, description, members and recorded racing activity help you see whether you share the same interests. If it has affiliated iRacing teams, you can also explore their rosters and team results.
12 Members
English
Owner: Nora Vega Est. Jan 2026A team focused on GT3 endurance. We prepare races together, coordinate stints on Discord and also share shorter races during the week.
Alex Duarte
3 h agoScored a podium in GT Endurance Series
Ferrari 296 GT3
Nora Vega
5 h agoCompleted a clean race in Production Car Challenge
Toyota GR86
Once drivers connect iRacing, available recent results synchronize automatically and periodically. Activity reflects the races PitRivals has recorded; contact the community to confirm its plans and schedules.
Your performance card brings together racing, qualifying, consistency and clean driving in a visual summary, with an overall score, iRating and race count. Share your public card or driver profile so a team can get to know your performance at a glance.
You can also look at other drivers' cards to get a feel for the group. Read the category, period and race count alongside the scores, then talk about your goals and availability: finding people to race with goes beyond a single number.
Connect iRacing and keep racing. PitRivals calculates and updates your card automatically as recorded races are processed, without entering each result by hand. Once the minimum race count is reached, the official annual card can be viewed publicly.
Use the Discord or social links the Pit has published to introduce yourself, ask how the group works and share your profile or card. Each community chooses which channels it makes available.
Ask about time zones, cars, race frequency, expectations and any places on a team. Ask whether the community or team is currently welcoming new drivers.
Hi! I race GT3 and would love to meet people for endurance and some weekday races. I saw your community on PitRivals. Here is my driver profile with my performance card. What times do you usually race, and could I get to know the group?
Sign in to PitRivals to join a Pit. Its access setting tells you whether you can join directly or need approval.
You can join the community directly without waiting for approval. Use its contact channels to introduce yourself and discover how to take part.
Send an access request and introduce yourself in its message. You become a member once a manager approves it; while you wait, use the published channels to get to know the group.
Joining a Pit means joining its community on PitRivals. Joining an official iRacing team is a separate step that you arrange with its managers.
Explore the communities, discover what they race and start a conversation. Your next endurance teammates or regular racing friends could be there.
