Give your iRacing team or community more visibility
PitRivals gives your group a public place to show who you are, who races with you and what your teams achieve. New iRacing drivers, leagues, event organizers and potential sponsors can get to know your community and find your Discord and social profiles to contact you.
- 01 Discover your group
- 02 Get to know your drivers
- 03 Contact you
Your iRacing community, at a glance
A Pit is your community's space in PitRivals. Add your logo, language and racing categories, then describe who you are. Tell drivers whether you enjoy relaxed races, endurance events or competing together.
Aurora Apex Racing
12 Members
English
Owner: Nora Vega Est. Jan 2026We enjoy GT3, Formula and endurance racing. Looking for friendly drivers who value clean racing and good company. Introduce yourself on our Discord.
TELEMETRY WALL
SKILL METRICS
2180
Average iRating
12 scoring driversPit Achievements ยท 2026
6
Wins24
Podiums152
RacesLICENSE DISTRIBUTION
Class D
1 drivers (8%)Class C
1 drivers (8%)Class B
3 drivers (25%)Class A
7 drivers (58%)Featured drivers
Affiliated Teams
RECENT ACTIVITY
All categoriesLeo Marín
2 h agoScored a podium in GT Sprint Series
GT3
Nora Vega
3 h agoCompleted a clean race in Production Car Challenge
Toyota GR86
Drivers can quickly see your racing categories, average iRating, licence distribution, featured drivers and recent activity. Together with your description, these details help them decide whether they would fit into your community.
Once your drivers connect iRacing, PitRivals automatically synchronizes available recent results periodically. Your community's activity updates from those recorded races, without manually uploading each result.
If you are looking for drivers, say so in your description. Explain who would fit in, when you usually race and how to contact you.
Once your Pit is ready, drivers can discover it in the Pit directory and visit its public profile. Share that profile on Discord, social media and with leagues or potential sponsors: one place to introduce your group, show its activity and make contact easier.
Introduce the drivers behind your community
Public member lists and available driver profiles let interested racers get to know your group. They can see who races with you and explore the performance cards available on those profiles.
The Pit member view puts racing activity in the context of the community. It helps a visitor understand your group alongside your description, without judging everything by iRating alone.
How performance cards work| Driver | License | iRating | Races |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nora Vega | A |
2850 | 42 |
| Leo Marín | B |
2120 | 31 |
| Alex Duarte | C |
1640 | 24 |
All your teams' results, in one place
Have several iRacing teams in your community? Affiliate them with the same Pit to bring their recorded races together. Drivers, league organizers and potential sponsors can see your GT3, endurance or academy teams' activity and results from one shared board.
See which team raced, where it finished, the series, circuit, car and participating drivers. Filter by team or series and sort by date, points, strength of field or finishing position.
Aurora Apex Endurance
Aurora Apex Academy
A Pit brings your community together; each official iRacing team keeps its own roster. Import your teams and request Pit affiliation. Approved affiliations connect their recorded team results with the community.
Import your iRacing teamMake it easy for interested drivers to contact you
When configuring your Pit, add at least one public contact channel. A working Discord invitation or an active social profile gives interested drivers a way to introduce themselves.
Social profiles
- Discord
- discord.gg/aurora-apex
- @aurora.apex.racing
From discovering your group to saying hello
A pilot visits your public profile, gets to know the group and follows the Discord or social links you have added. You continue the conversation through those channels.
Keep those links up to date and say where you prefer to receive messages. Drivers can use only the contact channels you choose to publish.
Before you get started
Do I need an official iRacing team to create a Pit?
No. A Pit can bring together friends, a streamer community or members of one or more teams. You can create a community first and associate official teams later.
Can we keep our existing Discord?
Yes. Add your invitation to the Pit's social profiles so visitors can find your server. The separate Discord integration can also share selected activity and ranking summaries in your server.
How does PitRivals help with iRacing team recruitment?
Your public presence helps drivers discover the group, see its members and activity, and reach your published contact channels. You discuss availability, requirements and joining through Discord or social media.
Make your iRacing community known
Create your Pit, introduce your drivers and show your teams' results. Share your public profile and contact channels so interested racers can get to know your group and reach you.