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Set up your team

If you're starting from scratch, the first thing to do is create a team. A team is the unit that holds your race plans, your roster, and your race-day settings.

Create the team

From the home page after you sign in, click Create your first team (or the + New team button at the top of /teams if you already have others).

The /teams page in its empty state, with the "Create your first team" CTA highlighted by a red rectangle.

You'll see a short form with three required fields:

  • Team name — your team's public name. Shown on share links and on the Discord bot's /team show command. Most teams use their league handle plus a clarifier, e.g. "Apex Endurance — IMSA 2026" or "Aldea Velocity GT3."
  • Sim — pick the primary sim your team races (ACC, iRacing, LMU, etc.). This drives the default rulesets we pre-fill on plans plus the fuel-unit defaults.
  • Rating system — which skill rating you'll track per driver (iRating, ACC SA, ACC RR, LMU, or Custom). You can change this later if your league switches sims.

The /teams/new form filled in with a team name, sim, and rating system.

Click Create team. You'll land on the team detail page as the Owner.

What you get

The team detail page (/teams/{your-team-slug}) is your home base. You'll see:

  • The team header — name, slug, sim, rating system, and your Owner badge.
  • The roster — just you for now.
  • A Race plans link (no plans yet).
  • An + Invite member button.
  • A Connect Discord button (for wiring up race-day DMs — covered in the Reference section).

The team detail page right after creation, showing the team header with the Owner badge, an empty roster of one, and the Race plans / Invite member / Connect Discord controls.

Next steps

  • Build a race plan — Set up the race you're planning for.
  • Invite drivers and engineers — Share an invite link so teammates can join.
  • Connect Discord — Wire up your team's Discord server so race-day push DMs work.

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