Worldwide · since December 2024
SimRacers.online is a group of friends who got tired of waiting for someone else to run the servers properly. So we run our own — and wrote the software to do it. This page is the workshop. The racing happens next door.
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simracers.online
The workshop — who we are and the tools we have built.
Servers & statistics
ace.simracers.online
Every server we run, live timing while a race is on and every lap we have ever recorded.
Next door
Everything that moves lives at the other address — the servers, the timing screens and the numbers. Nothing here needs an account; join a server and you are on the board.
Assetto Corsa EVO around the clock, plus Assetto Corsa, Automobilista 2 and Le Mans Ultimate. Track, session and free slots are on the page before you launch the game.
Sector splits, gaps and a moving track map while a session is running — useful whether you are in the car or watching someone else have a moment.
Every race result we have kept, with a rating that moves on finishing position and a safety score that moves on contact. Fast is only half of it.
One page per driver: results, best laps, form and a shareable card. It follows you across every community on the network, not just ours.
The group
It started in December 2024 with a handful of us who wanted somewhere decent to race — servers that stay up, results that are actually kept and people who lift off when someone spins in front of them.
We are spread across a lot of time zones and the whole thing is run out of Finland. There is no membership, no application form and no tryout. Turn up, be predictable in a corner and you are one of us.
The tools below exist because we needed them. ACE Manager runs every server we have; the smaller analyzers came out of specific evenings where something broke and we wanted to know why. They are free and they work for anyone else running AC EVO servers too.
Built here
All of them run in your browser and none of them want your data. Take them if they are useful to you.
The panel we run every server from. Championships, rating and safety, live timing and track maps, Time Attack, scheduled races — plus a shared network where a driver keeps one profile and can follow the people they race with.
Drop in an AC EVO results file and read it properly — finishing order, lap times, gaps and standings, without squinting at raw JSON.
Open toolPaste a server log and find out what actually happened: crashes, errors, who connected when and where the session started struggling.
Open analyzerOpen an AC EVO data file and read it as a table instead of a wall of text — sort it, search it and find the row you were after.
Open viewerDrag in a game crash dump and get a plain-English verdict — likely cause, VR and OpenXR result codes, GPU driver details. Nothing leaves your machine.
Open analyzerFeed it a race result and get the entrylist for the next one — a full flip, or the classic reversed top few.
Open toolDescribe how the car misbehaves and get a ranked list of things to try — or build a balanced setup from scratch, one step at a time.
Open toolRace length, lap time, consumption — out comes the fuel load for the stint. Never run dry, never carry a lap you did not need.
Open calculatorLive player counts for the sim racing titles on Steam, side by side. Handy for settling which game the grid has actually moved to this month.
See player countsPost a race time once and let every reader see it in their own time zone. Small tool, saves an argument every week.
Open generator