Race results and driver stats,
right in your Discord.
Install the bot, type /track, done.
Every official race your members run posts to your channel
within the hour: class positions, linked to
the full result. And it answers back: any driver's career
with /driver, head-to-heads with
/compare, series schedules with
/series. No league required.
free for servers up to 25
tracked drivers · verified iRacing sign-in ·
/untrack any time
What the digest looks like. Example drivers, illustrative results.
Verified, not typed
/track signs each member in with their
own iRacing account. No customer ids typed into a
chat box, no tracking the wrong driver: every result
belongs to a verified member.
Results, not spam
One grouped digest as races finish, within the hour: class position, series and track for every tracked member. The channel stays readable on a busy race night.
Bragging rights on demand
/driver drops anyone's full career in the
channel: iRating by discipline, wins, worldwide rank.
/compare settles who's faster,
side by side. The receipts are one
slash command away.
More than results
A stats desk for your whole server
What /driver and /compare answer with. Example drivers, illustrative numbers.
Any driver, instantly
/driver pulls anyone's career: iRating
by discipline, this season's numbers, rendered as
a card in the channel. Settle the argument without
leaving Discord.
Head-to-heads
/compare puts two drivers side by side,
card included; leave the second name off to compare
against yourself. /wrapped drops a
Season Wrapped into the chat.
Series intel
/thisweek for every series' current
track, /series for schedules and
licenses, /pulse for the last 24
hours on iRacing in numbers.
Server stats
Your community page ranks tracked members all season: wins, podiums, starts, iRating movement, recent results. One URL for the whole server's story.
Zero setup
Racing in your channel in three steps
Add the bot
One click, no account needed. Pick the results channel
with /setup channel.
Members type /track
Each member signs in with iRacing once, straight from the command. That's the whole registration.
Race
Official races post on their own, within the
hour. /untrack stops yours any
time.
Community pages
Your community gets a home page
The
moment the bot joins, your server has its own live
page on irstats: a season leaderboard
of every tracked member (wins, podiums, iRating
movement) and their recent results, each line opening
the full race. It updates itself within the hour,
forever. The address is private until you share it,
and /community replies with your link.
| # | Driver | Wins | Podiums | iR +/- |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alex | 3 | 7 | +212 |
| 2 | Marta | 2 | 6 | +147 |
| 3 | Ben | 2 | 4 | +96 |
| 4 | Kai | 1 | 4 | +61 |
What a community page looks like. Names hidden here only.
Running a league?
This bot is included
League sites get the full version: race
announcements with league points and standings
movement, /standings,
/schedule and more, plus a site at
yourleague.irstats.com that scores itself under
your rules.
Good to know
Questions servers ask
What gets posted?
Official races only, as one grouped digest per batch of results: finishing position in class, series, track and a link to the full result. No practice sessions, no per-lap noise, no unsolicited messages. Details in the bot guide.
How are names handled?
The same privacy rules as the rest of irstats: drivers from the EU/EEA and UK show abbreviated in public posts unless they chose a public profile. Takedown requests always win, everywhere.
What are the limits?
Up to 25 tracked drivers per server, free. Community
Plus raises that to 100 and adds mention pings
(/setup premium, $4/month or $40/year,
included free with every league plan). Bigger
communities usually want real standings too, and
that's a league
site.
How do I stop it?
/untrack removes you and your results stop
posting. Removing the bot from the server stops
everything at once, and the server's tracking list is
deleted with it.
Is it only race results?
No. /driver, /compare and
/wrapped cover driver stats,
/thisweek, /series and
/pulse cover the official series, and
your community page keeps the season-long server
leaderboard.
Switching from another results bot?
There's
nothing to migrate: add the bot and members type
/track. You get verified iRacing sign-in
instead of typed customer ids, grouped digests, driver
and series lookups, and a live community page. Free.
Your next race posts itself.
Add to Discordinstall takes one click ·
members verify themselves with /track ·
questions? talk to us