Pixelsonly Racing
Sim racing tools and accessories built to a standard. One person, a small catalog, no shortcuts. The work behind every piece is here.
Race EngineerBeta
A race engineer for iRacing, in Discord. It reads your own telemetry and is straight about what you can take back versus what is the car's limit.
One lap, two kinds of gap
Yours to claim. You've hit these sectors faster, just not on the same lap.
The car and the line won't give more here. Not on the table.
How it started
The first product I brought to market, and the one that put Pixelsonly Racing on the map. Released and refined in public on Reddit with the sim racing community that became my first customers — an underdog dashboard for the rigs where the competition was too complicated or too expensive.
The geometry behind the lap — every corner's apex and elevation, the layout, and the sims each track lives in. A reference if you're chasing time, a read if you just love the track.
United States
A 3.6-kilometer circuit carved into the Monterey hills, defined by the blind plunge of the Corkscrew.
3.602 km · 11 turns
Italy
A 5.2-kilometer ribbon through the Tuscan hills, owned by Ferrari and defined by the blind, flat-out commitment of the Arrabbiata sweepers.
5.245 km · 15 turns
Germany
A 25-kilometre, 170-turn fusion of the modern Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife, the configuration that hosts the 24 Hours of Nürburgring and remains the longest permanent road course in the world used in international competition.
25.378 km · 170 turns
The work
I'm a builder to the core. Pixelsonly Racing started because a mount I needed didn't exist. The catalog has grown one product at a time since.
Behind the scenes from the workshop and studio. Dated, occasional, real.
Pixelsonly Racing is building a data-first iRacing team across NA and EU, one driver at a time. A team seat includes beta access to the Race Engineer.
I open-sourced the telemetry-driven ambient lighting I use in my rig. It reads live color from the sim via SimHub + DNR plugin and smoothly renders ambient lighting and cockpit effects across the 2 LED panels from front to back. Here is how it works, what it is built from, and where to grab the code.
A new home for the Pixelsonly Racing story — separate from the shop, dedicated to the work behind the products.
