The moment you roll out in iRacing, Assetto Corsa or Le Mans Ultimate, a four-voice race team comes alive around you — a broadcaster calling the action, a team principal on the radio, a race engineer watching your mirrors, and a coach who knows your weak corners. Five-minute setup. No hardware.
Each voice has its own register and its own job — and every one of them is watching your car, not a generic broadcast.
A clean, corner-anchored in-cockpit HUD — live delta, sectors, predicted lap — that drops into OBS as a browser source. Readable over any footage, built for the broadcast.
The race team's audio plus the on-screen HUD turn a quiet practice session into appointment viewing. No green screen, no second PC — one browser source and you're live.
What the coach learns about your driving here doesn't stay here. Your sim weaknesses brief you before a real track day — and your real laps come back as a ghost you can chase in the sim. One pace, two worlds.
See it at the real circuit →Four AI voices, a broadcast-grade HUD and a coach who knows your corners — live in iRacing, Assetto Corsa & Le Mans Ultimate in five minutes, no hardware.