Your dashboard
Your rating, your next races, races you can enter and, if you run a community, what needs you as an organiser.
Your dashboard is your home page when you are signed in. It shows where you stand as a driver and what is coming up. If you run a community, it also shows whether anything there needs you.
Top of the page
- Account opens Your account, where you edit your profile and see the reports you are involved in.
- Find a race opens Go racing: open lobbies to join now and the next races to enter.
- You were reported appears when another driver reported you and the report waits for your answer. It names the reason and the series, and how long you have to accept or give your side. Select it to open the report. See Reports.
- Invitations appear when a community invited you onto its staff, or a team invited you to drive for it, each with Accept and Decline. The number on Dashboard in the top bar counts them.
- Your seasons lists the championships you raced in recently. Select a series to open its standings. See Standings. This row appears only after you have raced in a season.
Racer
Your progress
Shows your rating in your main simulation:
| Figure | What it means |
|---|---|
| ELO | Your pace rating, with the change over the last 30 days, a line of your last 10 rating changes, and where it stands among all ranked drivers (Top x %). |
| Safety Rating | How cleanly you drive. |
| Races (30d) | Rated race results in the last 30 days. |
| Podiums | Top-three finishes in the last 30 days. |
Until your first race result is rated, this card says No rating yet. For how the numbers move, see Ratings.
Your next races
The races you have entered that have not finished yet, soonest first, with your car. After signups close it also shows your split. Races you marked Just interested are listed here too.
The first one is shown large as Your next race, with a Starts in countdown. Once it is live, the countdown is replaced by LIVE and Join now, which opens the race page with the server details. Calendar opens the race calendar.
Open to you
Up to four race cards: for each series with signups open that you are eligible for, its next race you have not entered yet. It checks your Safety Rating and ELO against each series' requirements. Races that need a signup password or an invite code can still show here; you enter the password or code when you sign up. A card marked Your series is one you have raced in before.
If nothing fits, it says Nothing open for you right now. Open lobbies need no signup: select Go racing next to the heading. See Go racing.
Your latest results
Your last five race results with position and ELO change. Select a result to open its race. "Open session" means the result did not belong to a scheduled race, for example a pickup race on an open lobby.
Your team
If you drive for a team, this shows the team, its Team ELO (the average of its members) and its size. Otherwise select Find a team. See Teams.
Organiser
This part appears when you are a member of a community's staff (owner, admin or steward). It is one line: the names of your communities and three counts.
| Count | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Reports to decide | Reports from your communities' races waiting for a decision. |
| Machines in trouble | Your communities' machines that are offline, silent or have failing servers. |
| Races coming up | Your communities' next races, counting up to six. |
A count that needs you is highlighted. Select the line to open the Organise overview, where each count has its own card.
If you don't run a community yet, the page shows Host your own event instead. Select Start hosting to create one. See Organising.
Why is something missing?
- A race I entered is gone from Your next races. Races leave the list when they finish or are cancelled. Open the race from your latest results or the calendar to see results. A race is cancelled if too few drivers signed up.
- A race I expected is not in Open to you. You may already be entered, the race may not be open for signups yet, or you may not meet its requirements. The race page tells you why. See A race page.
- My ELO did not change after a race. Races run by an unranked host, or by a series with ratings turned off, don't change your rating. See Ratings.