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League

One branded show your crew can run every week.

League is everything in Pro, plus the tools for a crew: remote control, remote stewards, cloud live timing, the league schedule and championships, and the Theme Editor for your own look.

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League is A$45 a month or A$486 a year, on up to 5 machines. Rehearse with your real points rules and a test round before the opening race.

The Theme Editor for a sample league: the theme’s scenes beside its brand setup, with the colours, the overlay font, the league name, the highlight colour and a Sample League logo

Your crew, on any device.

The host PC stays with iRacing and the stream. Everyone else joins from a browser, with the role you give them, and the host can promote, demote or remove a guest at any time.

  • Remote browser controlInvite a co-director to run cameras, replay and overlays from another PC, while the host keeps iRacing and the stream.
  • Remote stewardsStewards follow the session online. Their messages land in the host’s veto cue rather than going straight on air.
  • Data LinkSend the session to a second PC, so graphics or control can run beside the iRacing machine. Sending needs League; the second PC receives on any plan, Free included.
  • 5 machines and a teamLeague runs on five machines. Invite your crew by email to share the team’s seats.
The Director’s camera buttons in the control app: Leader, My Car, Incident and Exciting, the Mixed TV, TV1 to TV3, Cockpit, Scenic, Chase and Far Chase groups, and All cameras
The Director’s replay transport: start, rewind, play, pause, forward and Live, the playback speeds from a quarter to four times with Live selected, and Replay
The Director’s cameras in the app. A controller’s remote link carries the same cameras, with replay, overlay toggles and incident jump, in any browser.

Leagues on air

Leagues, teams and creators running their broadcasts on EDR Broadcast.

15 channels on EDR Broadcast TV

Watch live broadcasts on EDR Broadcast TV

Live timing your viewers can open.

Open a cloud session and your timing board goes to any browser: a read-only board for viewers and commentators, with timing, fastest laps, track map, battles and incidents.

How cloud live timing works

The live timing board in the control app during a sample race, twelve cars in two classes with gaps and lap times

The season, on air.

The championship engine tracks your season in the app and puts it on screen: six championship overlays, from the full standings board to the title fight, all on League.

  • League scheduleKeep the season’s rounds in the app, beside the championship they score.
  • Your points systemPoints per finish, bonuses for pole, fastest lap or laps led, a DNF value and dropped rounds.
  • Live projected standingsShow how the running order changes the championship during the race, kept apart from the confirmed table.
  • Teams and playoffsA teams table beside the drivers, and a cut line or elimination stages if your season has them.
  • Your own sheet, if you keep oneRead the championship from a Google Sheet your admins edit, and write each result back.

Drivers’ championship

Round 6 of 8 · lap 13 of 30

  1. 127Alex Hart▼1168184 +16 live
  2. 211Chris Wilson▲1161186 +25 live
  3. 344Max Fenn▼1149162 +13 live
  4. 4312Liam Marsh▲1146166 +20 live
  5. 5523Sam Vance131142 +11 live
  6. 669Jordan Cole118128 +10 live
Sample dataThe live projection adds the points each car would score if the race ended now. The confirmed table only moves when the round is recorded.

Your league, in your colours.

Restyle a whole theme, rebuild any of its scenes, or design overlays of your own. Your work stays in drafts until you choose to go live.

  • Theme EditorSet colours, typeface, logos and class colours once and every graphic follows. Preview race situations and run a preflight check before you go live.
  • League ProfilesComing soon: a cloud roster of your league’s driver profiles for the overlays.
  • Broadcasting Team overlayCredit your commentators and crew on air.
  • Editable results headingsName the results cards the way your league does.
The Theme Editor canvas editing a sample league's leaderboard: 18 to go at Mock Circuit, twelve sample drivers, with the layers list and motion settings

Driver profiles, kept by the drivers.

Every driver can keep their own profile, free: the name, number and details your overlays and commentators use. League rosters, where your league keeps its drivers and approves headshots, are coming soon.

Create your driver profile

League roster: coming soon

A driver profile is free for drivers. League Profiles is part of League; the league roster is coming soon.

  • Claim your customer IDCreate an account and claim your iRacing customer ID, so the profile is tied to you.
  • Name, number and how to say itDisplay name and short name, nationality, car number, a pronunciation guide for commentators, your team, and your socials as handles.
  • A headshot for your leagueUpload a headshot with your profile. League review of headshots opens with the league roster.
  • Published or privatePublish the profile or keep it private, and export or delete it at any time.
  • League roster: coming soonOne place for league admins to keep the roster, review headshots, and manage members and settings. It is rolling out and not open yet.

Driver profile

Sample data

HeadshotWaiting for league review

Display name
Alex Hart
Short name
HART
Number
7
Nationality
Australia
Pronunciation
AL-ix HART
Team
Meridian Sport
iRacing customer ID
Claimed
Visibility
Published

League roster, coming soon

  • 7Alex HartHeadshot to review
  • 12Liam MarshHeadshot approved
  • 4Max FennHeadshot approved
What a profile holds, shown for the sample race’s #7. Your own profile page opens from the button.

Run your own show.

Start on Free or the 14-day Pro trial, then choose League when your crew needs it. Bigger production? Talk to us about Enterprise.

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