Your driver page · switched on by you

Your driver page exists.
You're the one who turns it on.

Claim it with your iRacing Customer ID and it lights up: pace, safety, wins, rivals, and how the paddock reads your incidents. You choose what goes public — and you can switch it off any time.

Where's my ID? It's on iracing.com under Account — and on your license in the sim.

iRacing purchase decision

Race more in iRacing.
Buy less content.

Match the official schedule with cars and tracks you have used. Racezon shows when to buy, when to wait and where you can race without spending.

Official scheduleYour known contentFree · no account

Before opening the cart

One decision with the cost explained

Current season
  1. Race without spendingWeeks already covered by what you own$0
  2. BuyWhen content unlocks useful weeksMinimum spend
  3. Wait or avoidFinal week, weak gain or over budgetNo guesswork

Your inventory never becomes public. History only prefills content Racezon already saw you use.

Your record does the talking

A public driver page you control — pace, safety, wins and rivalries, live and shareable.

Every number comes from your own races — a record you can't buy, only earn.

Head-to-head

Every rivalry has a scoreboard.
Yours starts when you switch on.

Claim your page and Racezon finds your most-raced rivals automatically — win/loss record, track by track. Then share the card where your rival will see it.

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RACEZONExample
Ayrton D.5,210 iR
53

8 races together

Demo D.4,820 iR
WLWW

Last 4 meetings

Example of what your rival sees.

How claiming works

Nobody sees your page until you say so.
Three steps, two minutes.

  1. Find your page

    Paste your iRacing Customer ID. It's the one number only you and iRacing need to know.

  2. Claim it

    Sign up with your iRacing Customer ID. Two minutes, free.

  3. Switch it on

    Your history, your rivals and your share cards go live — and keep up with every race you run. Switch it off whenever you like.

Claim your page

Wrong person claimed your page? Claims are reversible — report it from the page.