TrackSpot 2.0 is here — and the website grows up too

Announcing v1.1.0 release for TrackSpot™ Remote. OBS plugin support, Macro designer, Action countdowns and more! Available from 16th October 2026 11:00pm UTC

TRACKSPOT 2.1 has been successfully deployed! Includes our new Remote product, user accounts, website updates and more!

How do I let somebody else control part of my OBS production without giving them access to my computer, my entire OBS setup, or putting OBS directly onto the internet? How do I automate reptitive actions in a way that can be shared to others easily without plugins? Introducing TrackSpot REMOTE!

Exciting times ahead as we begin work to release TrackSpot v2.1 on the 3rd October 8pm UTC.

Although the drivers will still be in action next week for the non-points-paying Mid-Season Classic at the Nürburgring, the midseason break offers the perfect chance to reflect on what has been a season of new heights for the Formula Series. Fifteen and twenty car grids have become the norm, and live stewarding and commentary have begun to enhance the series, but the biggest change is the not-so-new name at the top of the standings.

iRacing is now part of the Global Esports Games and will feature in early December! Over 50 countries have been invited to send their best iRacing driver to the global qualifier event (done online) where the top 19 will get an all expenses paid trip to Los Angeles to participate in the big event.

The Tasman Racing League announced the chassis for Season 4 this week, with the GT3/TCR, NASCAR Truck Series, and Dallara IL-15 being chosen.

The Tasman Racing League's Road Series Season 3 concluded at Bathurst with Max Forgione getting a landmark first win, as David Webb and Terry Visser wrapped up the GT3 and TCR championships.

Season 3 of the Tasman Racing League Oval Series concluded Wednesday night, with both the drivers and teams championships coming down to the final round at Michigan. TRL rookie David Webb became a double champion, while Hybrid Simsports held off Right Rear Racing for the teams championship.

Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand's support of the GT7 New Zealand Championship is another major milestone for sim racing in New Zealand. Having worked extensively with GT7 leagues and delivered coverage of the previous NZ Esports Racing Series, TrackSpotTV has seen firsthand the talent, professionalism, and opportunities that virtual motorsport can create. We look forward to seeing the championship continue to grow and showcase the next generation of Kiwi racing talent.

Round 6 of the Porsche Carrera Cup Championship takes us to the sunny villa that is the Hard Rock Miami Grand Prix circuit where drivers battled the fierce bridge section and the long straights to find any advantage they could.