GT3 race car on track at Monza

Sim Racing Broadcasts

Every Race. One Place.

Upcoming sim racing events from the world’s biggest leagues — GT3, open-wheel, prototypes and oval. Know when they start, and where to watch.

Upcoming Races

All times shown in your local timezone.

14sep1:00 PM3:00 PM[PLATZHALTER] Beispiel GT3-Rennen – TestterminCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Platzhalter-Strecke)1:00 PM – 3:00 PM(GMT+00:00)

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Getting Started

Guides, tutorials and creators worth following if you’re new to sim racing.

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Gear Up

From your first wheel to a full rig — what to buy at every budget.

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Racing Sims

iRacing, ACC, rFactor 2 and more — which sim fits how you want to race.

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What Is Sim Racing?

Sim racing is the closest experience to real motorsport you can get from home. Through virtual racing events you compete against drivers of every skill level — on real circuits, in real cars, at a fraction of the cost.

Is it just gaming?

Racing sims are sold on gaming platforms, and yes — you can enjoy them casually with assists on. But at their core they are accurate simulations of real-life racing. Modern sims model aerodynamics, tyre wear, traction, weight transfer and road surfaces. With a force feedback wheel and pedals, the controls behave like the real thing. That’s why real-world professionals compete in them too.

Where can I watch?

Right here. Manufacturers like Porsche, BMW, Ferrari and Williams all run esports teams, and every major sim — iRacing, RaceRoom, Assetto Corsa Competizione — has its own leagues. Broadcasts can be every bit as exciting as their real-world counterparts. Pick a race from the calendar above, set a reminder, and watch on YouTube or Twitch.