A championship that scores itself.
Plan the rounds of your league season. After each race, Apex Racing reads the recordings of the drivers, finds the result and updates the standings with your points and penalties.
You won round 5 at Barcelona. You lead by 3 points.
Every recording of the race becomes one result.
Nobody types in a result. Apex Racing collects the race sessions of the league members around the round, finds the one race and reads its grid.
A race counts when it overlaps the round, from 45 minutes before the start to 45 minutes after the end. Leagues often start early.
Runs when a race starts and endsRecordings that overlap are one race. The race with the most drivers wins, and the recording with the most laps gives the grid.
One recording places the whole fieldA driver whose recording stops more than 2 minutes before the end left the race. A member with no car in the race is DNS.
Only a finish scores pointsYour scheme, your penalties, at once.
Apex Racing stores the race facts, not the points. It adds up the points each time someone opens the standings, so a change shows on the next look.
The default for a new season. Positions 11 and lower score 0, and so do DNF, DSQ and DNS.
Points for the first 8. Positions 9 and lower score 0.
Points for the first 15. The order stays, but L. Varga and S. Okafor are now 1 point apart.
F1, F1 2003 or MotoGP. Change one cell and the scheme becomes Custom.
F1 is the default: 25, 18, 15 down to 1An organizer gives or takes points for one round or for the whole season, with a reason.
S. Okafor: −5 for track limits in R4Equal points go to the driver with more wins, then more podiums. Movement compares the table before the last round.
You ▲1, M. Keller ▼1 after R5Your league in the app. Everyone else on one link.
A season moves through four acts, and its page changes with them. A public link shows the standings to people without an account.
A checklist shows what is missing before you publish.
The schedule leads, with the track of each round.
The live round, the last result, then the schedule.
A summary, then every result of every round.
Led by Hannes M. · 10 rounds · AMS2 · GT3
On the public page
Never on the public page
The big number on the season page changes with the act: a countdown, your position, then your final position.
The act comes from the dates of the roundsThe public page needs no account. The preview shows the league, the season and the leader.
apexracing.io/s/ and a tokenThe public page writes the first name and one letter: Hannes M. Avatars show initials, never a photo.
Members see the full name in the appBefore your first round
A season runs inside a league. The owner or an admin of the league starts it.
One recording of the race places the whole field. More recordings make the result stronger.
F1 25, iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate or Automobilista 2. Only race sessions give results.
Each driver needs their own access to see the season in the app. The public page needs no account.
More for your league
Start your next season.
Start your free trial, make a league and plan the rounds. The standings follow the races.