Run every rig
from one screen.
Race control software built for sim racing centers — start, pause, and reset sessions across every simulator from a single operator screen. Synced group races, session timers tied to bookings, and live results, with no alt-tabbing into Assetto Corsa Competizione.
No signup required for the demo. Included on the Professional plan and above.
One operator,
a floor full of rigs.
On a busy night, running sessions by hand means a staff member walking rig to rig — or alt-tabbing into the sim on each machine — to start a race, fix a restart, and end a slot on time. Drivers wait. Slots overrun. Revenue leaks.
The native simulator UI was built for one driver at home, not a commercial floor of eight or twelve bays running back-to-back paid sessions. There's no concept of "the booking that paid for this race" and no way to coordinate a group heat.
GTLane race control puts every rig on one operator screen. Each tile is wired to the booking behind it. One person arms a synced group race, resets a single incident, and keeps the whole floor on schedule — without ever touching a simulator.
What the native sim UI can't do
- Start, pause, and reset every rig from one operator screen
- Count down a synced group race across the whole floor
- Tie a session timer to the slot the customer actually paid for
- Reset one incident without disturbing the other bays
- Push hot laps and results to the leaderboard and lounge TV
From a booking
to the chequered flag.
Bookings populate the race control grid
Every confirmed booking shows up on the operator screen as a rig tile — driver name, car, track, and the slot they paid for. Nothing to set up per session.
Staff arm and start from one screen
Hit start on a single rig for a walk-in, or arm the whole grid for a group heat and count them down together. The simulators react — staff never leave the operator view.
Results flow straight to the lounge
Lap times and finishing order land on the leaderboard and lounge TV display as the session runs. When the timer ends, the bay frees itself for the next booking.
Everything the operator
screen does for you.
One-click session control
Start, pause, extend, and reset a race from one button per rig. No alt-tabbing into Assetto Corsa Competizione, no fiddling with the sim UI mid-session — staff drive the whole floor from the operator screen.
Multi-sim orchestration
Run every bay from a single grid. Launch a synced session across eight rigs for a group, or control each one independently for walk-ins. The screen shows what each rig is doing right now.
Hot-lap and results management
Capture lap times as the session runs, flag the fastest lap, and push results to the lounge TV and leaderboard the moment the chequered flag drops. No manual transcription.
Session timers tied to bookings
Every race control session is wired to the booking that paid for it. The timer counts down the slot the customer actually bought, and the bay flips to "Available" automatically when it ends.
Group race coordination
For a corporate day or a birthday party, arm all the rigs at once, count down together, and end together. One operator runs a 12-driver heat without touching a single simulator.
Incident and reset handling
A driver spins off, a rig crashes, someone needs a restart — reset that one bay in a click without disturbing the rest of the floor. Every reset is logged against the session.
A commercial operator screen,
not a home sim UI.
| Native Simulator UI | Manual / Walk the Floor | GTLane | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start / pause / reset every rig from one screen | |||
| Synced multi-sim group races | Manual | Manual | |
| Session timers tied to paid bookings | Manual | ||
| Live hot-lap and results capture | Limited | Manual | |
| Results pushed to leaderboard and lounge TV | Manual | ||
| Per-rig incident reset without disrupting the floor | Manual |
One hour of rental.
Per rig. Per month.
Whatever you charge for one hour on a sim — that's your monthly fee per rig. No upfront payment. No setup fees. The math couldn't be simpler.
Your monthly bill — calculator
No upfront payment
Start today. We bill you next month.
No setup fees
Self-guided onboarding gets you live in 24h.
Cancel anytime
Month-to-month. No long contracts.
Frequently asked questions
Which simulators and titles does race control work with?
Do staff need to alt-tab into the game to control a session?
Can I run a synced group race across several rigs at once?
How are session timers connected to bookings?
Where do lap times and results go after a session?
Is race control included in every plan?
Go deeper
Feature
Leaderboard Software
Where the hot laps go — live track and car records, member rankings, and lounge display tie-in.
Feature
Lounge TV Display
Live bay status and results on screen — fed by the same race control sessions.
How-to
Running a Sim Racing League
Structured race nights need tight session control — here's how to organize them.
Operations
Sim Racing Lounge Operations Checklist
What to set up, automate, and watch — daily, weekly, and monthly.
Take control of
your whole floor.
Try the live demo to see the multi-sim operator screen — or contact us to launch on your own branded gtlane.com subdomain in 2-5 business days.