rFactor 2 runs its official online racing on RaceControl, the same platform behind Le Mans Ultimate, with daily races that lean on the sim’s strengths: a detailed tyre and physics model and one of the deepest car and track rosters in sim racing. This page pulls the current rFactor 2 daily line-up together so you can see the car, the track and the start windows in one place.

How the daily races work

The daily races restart through the day at set intervals, each with a practice, a qualifying and a race, so there is a grid to join across a wide spread of machinery — single-seaters, stock cars, GT and prototype. The duration shown is the whole session end to end, the time you actually need to set aside. rFactor 2’s appeal has always been feel over flash: the cars reward a driver who understands how the tyre builds and loses grip over a run, which is why its races suit people who put a few laps in before qualifying rather than jumping straight to the grid.

Ratings and who can enter

RaceControl runs its own Safety Rating and Driver Rating, the same framework it uses across the platform, so your record follows you between races and the system can put you against drivers of similar racecraft and pace. The daily races are open to jump into by picking the one that suits you; building a clean record is what opens up the more competitive grids over time. It is a low-friction way into a sim that has a reputation for depth but rewards the time you give it.

Using this calendar

Start times are shown in your own timezone, converted from the official schedule in your browser rather than copied by hand. Each race carries its track and car. Save the ones you want to run, and for setups and news on rFactor 2, follow the rFactor 2 coverage on the blog.