Race Core
by Index46
The registration and race operations engine for motorsports events — from grassroots to professional.
Everything the tower needs
One system, eight modules. Built for the people running events.
Event Registration
Self-service driver registration with car number and class selection.
Check-In & Wristbands
QR and manual check-in with compliance gating and wristband tracking.
Tech Inspection
Digital tech queue with pass/fail states and recheck workflows.
Results & Standings
Manual entry, CSV import, and session lifecycle from Draft to Locked.
Points & Standings
Configurable points tables with season-wide recalculation and publish.
Exports
Download entry sheets, results, and standings as CSV at any time.
Integrations
Google Sheets sync, timing system hooks, and API endpoints.
Audit Log
Full operation history — every import, change, and publish is logged.
Built for grassroots.
Scales to all racing.
Race Core started as a tool for local dirt tracks and regional series. Every feature is designed to work with a volunteer crew on race day, while scaling up to multi-round professional championships.
- Works on any device — tablet, phone, or laptop at the tower
- No app install required — browser only
- Offline-tolerant — key data is cached locally
- Role-based access — admins, owners, editors, and volunteers
Multi-org
Tracks & Series
4 tiers
Role Levels
Every action
Data logged
5 types
Session types
Verified vs. unverified data
Index46 distinguishes between data entered by credentialed admins and data submitted by users, keeping the public record clean.
- Results published through Race Core by an admin or series official
- Standings calculated and published via the dashboard
- Driver profiles claimed and managed by verified owners
- Tech inspections logged by authorized tech officials
- Driver profiles without a verified claim
- Self-reported results submitted by drivers
- Program data entered without series confirmation
- Historical data imported without audit trail
Ready to run your event?
Start with a driver profile, or open the dashboard if you're running operations.