A complete iRacing league scoring and broadcast system.
EDR Broadcast is a full iRacing league scoring system and race-night control room. Configure the season and points rules, connect league data through Google Sheets, process every round, calculate automatic driver, team and constructor standings, show live projections, then put the championship on air alongside race control, stewarding, cameras and replays.
Free core overlays. League is built for remote operators, public live timing and multi-PC league production. EDR Broadcast is currently in public beta.
One system for scoring, broadcasting and officiating.
EDR is both iRacing league broadcast software and a complete league scoring system. It connects the season schedule, points rules, Google Sheets data, automatic championship standings and live projections to the same workflow used for cameras, replays, race-control messaging, steward communication and remote crew.
iRacing league broadcast software, built for race-night operations
The league tools sit beside the cameras, overlays, incident log and replay controls, so the officials and production crew work from the same race state.
- ✓iRacing race-control and admin commands. Send common commands from inside the app instead of typing them into chat while operating the broadcast.
- ✓Steward announcements on air. Push official calls, penalties and race-control messages into the programme as a clear broadcast crawl.
- ✓Remote production roles. Directors, timing helpers and stewards can join through the browser without sitting at the streaming PC or sharing one remote-desktop session.
- ✓A custom league look. Use the 23 included themes and customise colours, typography, sponsor assets and overlay styling for your series.
- ✓Automatic championship and league standings. Configure the season, points rules and rounds, connect the league’s Google Sheet where required, then let EDR recalculate the standings as each event is processed. Championship tables, round results and schedule boards are League features.
A complete iRacing league scoring system.
Set the schedule and points rules, connect the league’s Google Sheet, process each round, and EDR automatically recalculates driver, team and constructor standings. Live projected tables show how the current running order changes the championship, while confirmed round results, season tables and schedule graphics are ready for the broadcast.
Automatic driver standings.
Carry the championship across multiple race weeks without rebuilding a graphic after every round. The table updates from processed round data using the configured scoring rules.
Live projected standings.
Show how the current running order would change the championship, including who is gaining or losing places. Projected tables stay clearly separate from confirmed post-race standings.
Your championship points.
Use the league’s configured points structure rather than forcing every series into one scoring format. The same rules feed the standings and on-air championship graphics.
Team and constructor tables.
Track the season beyond individual drivers with team and constructor standings for leagues that score collective entries.
Keep league data in a familiar tool.
Use Google Sheets integration to connect the league data your admins already maintain, including standings inputs, schedules and round information, to the broadcast workflow.
From schedule to on-air standings.
The full scoring workflow is a League feature. Because EDR Broadcast is in public beta, run a dress rehearsal with the real points rules, Google Sheet and schedule before the opening round.
The full show, not only the admin.
League operations sit on top of EDR’s complete browser-source graphics and production workflow.
The cameras can run themselves.
Auto-Director evaluates battles and race state, changes cameras automatically and lets the operator take manual control at any time.
A complete graphics package.
Leaderboards, lower thirds, battle graphics, flags, results, timing, telemetry, track maps and more for OBS or vMix.
Recover action away from the live shot.
Whole-field incident detection, a filterable log, jump-to-incident and replay controls help the producer find and show the moment.
Fewer windows, fewer handoffs, a clearer show.
Overlay packs solve one part of league broadcasting. EDR is designed around the whole production loop: what viewers see, what commentators need, what producers control and what officials must communicate.
Built and used by an endurance team. EDR Broadcast is made by Endurotech Racing, a global iRacing endurance team and back-to-back Spa 24 Hour winner in 2025 and 2026. The production workflow grew from the jobs our own crews needed to perform during long races.
iRacing league broadcasting questions.
Can I send iRacing admin commands from EDR Broadcast?
Yes. Common race-control and admin commands are available inside the broadcast workflow, so the league admin does not need to leave the show to type each command into chat.
Are championship and schedule boards included with League?
Yes. Championship standings, round results and schedule boards are part of the League scoring workflow. Configure the season and points rules, then test the complete data flow before the opening round.
How do automatic iRacing league standings work?
Configure the championship schedule and points rules, then process each round through the League workflow. EDR recalculates the season table and makes the updated standings available to the broadcast graphics.
Can EDR show projected championship standings during a race?
Yes. Live projected standings can show how the current running order would change the championship and which drivers are moving up or down. The projection remains separate from the confirmed post-race table.
Can it calculate team and constructor standings?
Yes. Leagues that score collective entries can maintain team and constructor tables alongside the individual driver championship.
Can EDR use our league’s Google Sheet?
Yes. Google Sheets integration lets the League workflow use familiar league-managed data for schedules, standings inputs and round information, so admins do not have to rebuild the season inside a graphics editor.
Can league officials work remotely?
Yes. Directors, timing helpers and stewards can join through browser-based controls. League also supports public cloud timing, multi-PC production and up to five activated PCs.
Can our league have its own on-air look?
Yes. Use the included themes and customise the overlay styling, colours, typography and sponsor assets for your series.
What does it cost to start?
Core overlays remain free. The 14-day Pro trial needs no credit card and does not automatically convert to a paid subscription. League adds the complete scoring workflow, Google Sheets integration, automatic standings, remote operators, public timing and up to five activated PCs.
Download EDR Broadcast and start free.
Configure the schedule and points rules, connect the league’s Google Sheet, process a test round, and verify the automatic standings and live projections. Then bring the championship, race control, stewards, cameras and replays into one rehearsed race-night workflow.