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Sim racing league management platform, Grid Finder, has released a heavily updated website, with the aim of bringing virtual motorsport communities together.
Compared to its existing layout, it promises a “faster, smoother” experience, thanks to additional features and a re-categorisation of ‘leagues’.
Simply, these have been replaced by community areas, and within each community there are both championships and events.
If you’re looking for an Assetto Corsa Competizione race, for example, you can find and join a community and then participate in either a single event are a season-long competition. All races are overseen by community managers (using a new interface), who set the races up and track results, with a change to the standing tables part of this comprehensive update.
Additional enhancements include the ability to create splits and support teams for single events, integrated game settings for championships and the ability to save your progress midway through creating events.
A general user interface revision is said to reduce loading times and “prioritize speed and ease of use”, plus the update brings support for EA SPORTS F1 24 results importing – earlier this year, the game added the ability to export results into a .csv file, which can be dropped into Grid Finder, which in turn populates results on the platform.
Communities using the service include the World Online Racing (WOR) and a 1300+ member strong official IMSA Esports Club. It supports PC and console platforms across all major racing game and simulation titles.
Grid Finder Racing Club
Alongside a new desktop and mobile website for community managers and racers, the Grid Finder Racing Club has launched.
This is a series of competitions organised directly by Grid Finder and partners across Assetto Corsa Competizione, Forza Motorsport and EA SPORTS F1 24. For F1 and ACC there are championships underway, and there’s a Forza single event on 27th March 2025.
In the future, the outfit states it has plans to live-stream these series.
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