Endurance Racing
Share driving duties across 6, 12, and 24-hour races without burning out.
iRacing Team Finder
Find Your iRacing Teammates
Stop grinding solo. This is the practical playbook for finding, vetting, and building an iRacing team that actually shows up — plus a Discord full of racers looking for teammates right now.
Why team up
Racing is better with a crew
League Competition
Build a roster that can commit to a full season of organized racing.
Learn Faster
Improve your craft by racing alongside more experienced drivers.
Real Connections
Meet people who take the racing as seriously — or as casually — as you do.
The guides
Your team, from first post to full season
Eight field-tested guides, ordered the way a team actually comes together.
01
Find
Where to look for teammates and how to write posts that get replies.
Where to Find iRacing Teammates: Best Places to Recruit
Learn where to find iRacing teammates, from leagues to Discords and socials. Use this simple decision framework to pick the best recruitment channel.
How to apply to racing teams on iRacing
Create the perfect iRacing “looking for teammates” post with proven templates, dos and don’ts, and clear examples so you get real responses instead of silence.
02
Vet
Judge fit fast — stats that matter, and a tryout that weeds out no-shows.
iRating, Safety Rating, and Pace: What Really Matters for Team Compatibility
Worried about iRating and Safety Rating gaps in iRacing? Learn when stats matter, when they don’t, and how to build a mixed-skill roster that actually works.
How to Vet a Potential iRacing Teammate Without Wasting Weeks
Learn how to choose iRacing teammates with a 2‑practice‑plus‑1‑race tryout, clear compatibility checks, and a scorecard-style process instead of relying on vague “vibes.”
03
Build
Turn a group of drivers into a roster: stints, subs, and real practice.
Endurance Team Building 101: Rosters, Stints, Scheduling, and Sub Drivers
Learn how many drivers you need for 6/12/24h iRacing races, how to plan stints and schedules, and why subs and availability sheets save endurance seasons.
How to Practice as a Team: Structured Sessions That Improve Results Fast
Learn how to practice as an iRacing team with structured pace, consistency, traffic, and pit drills, plus a weekly model that works even for casual endurance teams.
04
Run
Keep the team running clean — comms, race-day protocol, and conflict.
Team Communication Setup for iRacing: Discord Channels, Roles, and Race-Day Protocol
Set up the perfect iRacing Discord: channels, roles, and race‑day comms etiquette so your team reduces chaos and focuses on clean, fast racing.
When a Teammate Isn’t Working Out: Conflict Resolution and (If Needed) Clean Breaks
Learn how to handle iRacing teammate conflict with a simple 3-step process, protect friendships, and make clean, respectful team exits when things don’t improve.
Race with us
Meathead Sim Racing
NASCAR, ARCA, dirt, or formula — jump into the Discord and find people ready to race right now.