Five simulators lined up under neon tubes at the Gdańsk festival stand, each screen showing the RaceControl idle display
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RaceControl on the floor
at real events.

Simulators outside a normal booking are a different job. A festival stand is ten hours where the queue never stops. A league night is seven sessions where the field keeps moving between rigs. Both come down to the same thing: the whole row, started together, from one screen.

WHERE IT HAS RUN

Two events, two different problems

The row of simulators at SimRacingDream in Kraków with every seat taken by a league driver
27 AUG 2026 · KRAKÓW, PL · SIMRACINGDREAM

Kraków Sim Racing League — Round 0

Fourteen drivers in two groups of seven, on Assetto Corsa at Hockenheim. Pre-qualifying, two heats, and simulators drawn at random and swapped in between — seven sessions in an evening, every one of them starting the whole row at once.

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A row of simulators under neon tubes at the BMW M Festival stand in Gdańsk
01 AUG 2026 · GDAŃSK, PL · UL. ELEKTRYKÓW

BMW M Festival 2026 — Gdańsk

Five simulators from Kraków, ten hours on an open-air festival, nearly 300 drivers through the seats and one operator on one laptop — 127% more drivers than the same five seats without fleet software.

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