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For iRacing teams and drivers

Know your
team’s real pace.

Turn iRacing telemetry into a shared stint log. Compare drivers, understand long-run pace, and keep the whole team on the same page.

Free during beta. No accounts. Team access by shared link.

Example stintTeam stint log
J. Quill7 laps

Dallara P217 Sebring

Stint average
1:48.866
Fastest lap
1:48.412
Three laps from the example stint
LapStatusTime
Lap 021:49.212
Lap 03Personal best1:48.671
Lap 04Fastest1:48.412
Best rolling 3-lap pace1:48.663
  1. Capture every run.

    Drop your telemetry file, or let the Companion upload it.

  2. Compare long-run pace.

    Look beyond a fastest lap to the pace that holds up.

  3. Keep your team in sync.

    Every driver’s runs, together in one shared space.

One view of the run

The data. Clear as day.

Find a stint. See the conditions. Compare the pace. Get back to driving.

Example data

The stint book.

3 example stints
Example team stint log
Driver / sessionCar / trackLapsAverageBest
M. OseiSep 03 SebringDallara P217Sebring311:48.6401:48.455
J. QuillSep 02 SebringDallara P217Sebring71:48.8661:48.412
R. TanakaAug 29 DaytonaDallara P217Daytona221:49.0121:48.577

Driver, car, track, and conditions come from the telemetry. Filter the log, open the laps, and keep a note for the team.

Want the lap rules or the full workflow? Read the field guide.

Companion / Windows

You drive.
It handles the upload.

A small tray app that watches your telemetry folder, uploads finished runs, puts your pace over the sim, and opens your team’s log without a browser.

The Companion’s Team window showing an example team, Midnight Otters Racing: J. Quill’s seven-lap stint at Sebring is open, with its fastest lap of 1:48.412, best rolling pace, a team note, and the lap history. The Companion’s Team window showing an example team, Midnight Otters Racing: J. Quill’s seven-lap stint at Sebring is open, with its fastest lap of 1:48.412, best rolling pace, a team note, and the lap history.
The Team window. Click the tray icon and your team’s log opens in its own window: every stint, lap time, rolling pace and team note, without a browser. Example team and data.

Before you start

Straight answers.

More in Help
What does it cost?

Everything is free during beta while we build with real teams. There are no accounts or payment details to set up.

How does the team get access?

Your team space has a private link. Anyone with that link can access the team, so keep it inside your own team Discord or other private team channel.

What happens to our telemetry?

Raw .ibt downloads expire seven days after upload. Automatic disk cleanup runs every six hours and may take longer during failures. Stint and lap records stay until removed. Retention and backups.

Can other teams see our stints?

Not right now. Community sharing is paused while it changes so each driver decides for themselves whether their stints are shared with other teams and whether their name is shown. Raw files, notes, fuel, conditions, team name and invite link were never part of community sharing. What’s changing · Driver requests.

Bring the team

Your next run
starts here.

One team space. A clear view of every stint.

Free during beta. Every invite-link holder can view, change and delete stints and change community sharing. Share the link only with your team.

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