UK motorsport is brilliant
and scattered.

AllRace exists because there is no single place to find out what is racing in Britain this weekend. Fourteen disciplines, hundreds of clubs, and every one of them publishing to their own page. We put the lot on one calendar, then carry the timing and the results so the weekend does not end at the gate.

How the calendar is built

Rounds come from organisers’ and venues’ own published calendars. Anything we have taken that way is labelled “from organiser calendar” until the organiser confirms it, so you always know how sure we are. Organisers can claim their name and confirm, correct or add rounds themselves — free, no account fee, no commission.

Dates move. Always check the organiser’s own page before you travel; every listing links straight to it.

How live timing works

Clubs already run timing on providers like Apex and TSL. AllRace reads each board once, through a single connection, and serves it to everyone here — so a thousand phones refreshing on a Saturday hit us, not a club’s timing server. Every session we carry becomes a permanent result, and every driver on it gets a page of their own built from the board, never typed by hand.

1211 sessions have been carried so far, with 4385 drivers on record. Classifications are always the organiser’s — we publish what the timing system published.

What we never do

• — Sell entries or tickets. Every button goes to the organiser’s own site or entry system. We take no cut and never sit between you and the club.
• — Re-stream anything. Where-to-watch links point at the broadcaster or the club’s own channel, and we only call something free when we can see that it is.
• — Charge a club to be listed. The calendar is free and stays free. The only paid thing is an optional featured placement, and it is always labelled as one.
• — Invent data. If a venue is not announced we say so rather than guessing, and unconfirmed rounds carry the label.

Where-to-watch links and commission

Some links to subscription broadcasters, and to driving experiences under “Drive it yourself”, are affiliate links: if you sign up or buy through one, AllRace may earn a commission, at no cost to you. Those links are marked as sponsored in the page code and carry a note beside them. Commission never decides what we list, what we call free, or the order things appear in, and links to clubs’ own streams, tickets and entries are never affiliate links.

Who builds it

AllRace is made by SVE Ventures Ltd, and is the sister of AllKart — same team, same rules, karting in depth over there. Something wrong, missing or misattributed? Mail hello@allrace.co.uk and a person will read it.