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iRacing Laps

Why does a telemetry site care about sim laps? Same tracks, same drivers, infinite repeats, zero tire cost — the sim is the control group HPDE never had. Sim laps live here, in their own world: they never mix into the HPDE Laps leaderboards, and the driver and track pages show the two side by side.

The trackdays.ai sim rig: a black-and-orange Sim-Lab P1X-Pro cockpit with a TK Racing seat, three curved monitors and a fourth screen on top, in front of an orange McLaren flag.
The rigSim-Lab P1X-Pro (Tony Kanaan edition), TK Racing Varano seat, Simucube 2 Pro, Heusinkveld Ultimate+ pedals, three MSI Optix curved monitors with a 27″ MSI MAG on top.Where the sim laps come from — and the room where a lot of them will get thrown away.Every part and what it cost, in the Garage →

Status

  1. Rig builtDone
  2. Auto-logging enabledDone · Oct 13, 2026
  3. First laps ingestedNext · TDAI-219

The rig — cockpit, wheelbase, pedals, PC, every part and what it cost — is in the Garage.

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Drivers

Sim progression and personal bests, per driver.

Coming with first laps
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Cars

Every sim car turned a lap, who drove it and where.

Coming with first laps
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Tracks

Sim leaderboards and lap history at each circuit.

Coming with first laps

Tracks we'll race first

iRacing track HPDE record iRacing best
Full Course
1:30.8John RudolfNo sim laps yet
Full Course
1:40.3Driver 15No sim laps yet
Grand Prix
2:31.1Bill B.No sim laps yet
Oulton Park Circuit
International
Sim only — no real-world twin on the siteNo sim laps yet
Circuito de Navarra
Speed Circuit (long)
Sim only — no real-world twin on the siteNo sim laps yet