The DRSCCA League Tracker is a results, standings, schedule, and driver profile system built to make sim racing leagues easier to manage and more fun to follow.
This site tracks iRacing league seasons, race results, class standings, driver stats, schedules, and awards in one place.
Instead of race results disappearing into spreadsheets, screenshots, Discord posts, or random JSON files, the tracker gives drivers and league members a clean public home for the season.
Race results are imported, reviewed, scored, and published by series.
AM and PRO drivers can be scored separately inside the same race.
Drivers can build a history of results, stats, and awards over time.
League racing is better when people can follow the story of the season. Who is leading? Who is improving? Who keeps finishing second? Who somehow gets a clean race every week? This system is built to make that easy to see.
The goal is accurate results, cleaner operations, and a better experience for drivers, admins, and anyone following along.
Race data is imported from iRacing result files, then reviewed and managed by league admins. Public standings are based on finalized, points-eligible races.
Some results may be provisional while admins review classifications, scoring, penalties, or other league-specific rules. Once finalized, the race becomes part of the official standings.
Drivers can be grouped into classes such as AM and PRO so different levels of drivers can compete in the same race while still having meaningful class standings.
Class assignments are managed by league admins. iRating may help guide decisions, but it is not the only factor.
The system highlights notable achievements like podium finishes, clean races, season accomplishments, and special league-recognized awards.
Some awards are generated from race data. Others may be added manually by league admins for special recognition or storytelling.
Eat Sleep Sim Repeat is building tools, events, and experiences around sim racing, with a focus on community, competition, and making racing more accessible.
This tracker is part of that larger vision: better race nights, better stories, better driver recognition, and a stronger league community.