iracing's new site for private hosted leagues

[Oscar Sahlin]

Hi

If you haven't read it already in iracing press room, iracing launched a site to administer private leagues and get results published in inracingnews.com

A League of Your Own

Check-out iRacing.com's new public micro-site focused on private racing leagues.

Whether you want to be the czar of your own sim racing league or you just enjoy competing with a group of sim racing pals in a format of your collective choosing, iRacing has a league for you.

Want to be sim racing’s answer to Bill France or Bernie Ecclestone? iRacing has all the tools you need to form and administer a sim racing league, including dozens of cars and tracks as well as the flexibility to choose private or open sessions, mixed or single class racing and fixed or open setups with up to 60 cars at some tracks. iRacing even provides a starter kit designed to help you create a web site for your league.

Want to leave the administrative power and glory to someone else? There’s sure to be a league associated with iRacing that fits your skill and experience levels, not to mention your schedule.

Tournaments. Long term/advance scheduling. League-friendly prices. Coverage in inRacingNews. And, coming soon, heat races.

When it comes to private leagues,iRacing.com is in a league of its own."

Something to think about for upcoming leagues here at rd?

 

[Xosé Estrada]

yes, it's a good tool for private league owners

 

[OverTake.gg]

Something to think about for upcoming leagues here at rd?

You bet ya! I am sure a familiar name will soon pop-up

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

I have already added the RDiLMS S1 Will pop-up soon i think.

 

[Kevin Watts]

Ramon> I added RD last night, don't know if they will accept two entries from one site

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

LOL

 

[Dario Jagar]

it is listed twice :honk:


http://www.iracing.com/leagues/leagues.php

 

[Dazmaniac]

Maybe an email to the admins and get one of the entries removed.

I would suggest sticking with the RaceDepartment.com entry, as this then covers all bases for whatever leagues we are running, instead of adding individual league series.

Once a series ends, it would need to be removed from the list. By having RaceDepartment.com it can remain there all the time, without needing to be changed.

 

[Eric Estes]

Check this - anyone interested in iRacing (new members) should give this a try:

http://www.iracing.com/leagues/pricing.php

 

[Will Marquez]

Check this - anyone interested in iRacing (new members) should give this a try:

http://www.iracing.com/leagues/pricing.php

Wow! Now THAT is a smokin' deal!

 

[Kevin Watts]

I've been waiting for a reply from iRacing staff on whether we can post that up as news here as its buried away in the league section and not on the main site. $49 is a great deal for a years iRacing. I've also submitted an entry to the testimonials page which hopefully wil lget posted along with the site logo and a link back.

 

[Will Marquez]

Awesome thanks for setting that up Kevin

 

[Kevin Watts]

We now also have a link on the testimonials page here: http://www.iracing.com/leagues/testimonials.php

 

[Will Marquez]

Sweeeeeeet!!

 

[Bram Hengeveld]

Nice, that testimonial site looks a lot better than the microsite, which is a mess in my opinion.

Testimonial: nice and clean! Sweet indeed!

 

[Kevin Watts]

Yeah they could do with arranging the leagues into some sort of category system, maybe split between US, EU, Asia leagues and have a category for international sites like RD.