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A server open every day, a league with a calendar and stewards, and one endurance race a year. All three are independent.

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Three products // Pick how you race

Book your place

The 24/7 server is on sale now and is charged on confirmation. The league and the 6H open later on.

Launch price

Alpine A110s running in line at the Nordschleife

01 · Subscription

Servidor siempre encendido

24/7 server

Jump in whenever you like: open practice or quick races, no waiting for anyone.

[PRECIO] / month

Price frozen for life

Price frozen for lifeIt never goes up for you, even when it rises for everyone who joins later.
A permanent member numberFrom 001 onwards, in order of sign-up.
Open every dayOpen practice at any hour, nothing to book.
Weekly track rotationOnly subscribers vote, from their account.
A server with an ownerAnyone who ruins races gets removed. This is not a public lobby.

Book my place

Charged on confirmation · cancel any time from your account

A Ferrari 296 GT3 using every inch on corner exit

02 · Coming soon

Scheduled rounds

Event league

Your place in races with a calendar, qualifying, stewards and a prize.

[PRECIO] / month

Grid limited by the server

A prize for the podium[PRIZE — to define before publishing]
Closed entry listEntrants only. Nobody joins mid-session.
Stewards with replaysPenalties published with a reason. You can appeal.
Points standingsDropping your 2 worst results.
Splits by paceWith enough drivers, you race against people at your level.

Coming soon

Not open yet. When it starts, it's announced here and in your account.

A Porsche 911 GT3 Cup backlit at the Nordschleife

6HResistencia

03 // Special event · one date only

Nürburgring 6 Hours

Six straight hours on the 24H layout: the Nordschleife linked to the GP circuit. It starts in daylight and finishes at night, with traffic and tyre wear deciding who makes it.

[PRECIO]

Per driver · one-off payment

Coming soon

· entries open later on

A group of cars running together at the Nordschleife

The people // Who you race with

You don't race alone here:
you race with your own

A public lobby is a lottery. You join, and you get the one driving the wrong way round, the one braking on the straight for a laugh, or the one who piles into turn one and takes you with them. You did nothing wrong: there was simply nobody filtering.

Here there is, and it's done by something as simple as paying four euros. Nobody pays a subscription to mess about for ten minutes. Anyone coming through that door wants the same thing you do: to drive in peace, get better, and have people to do it with.

Why here // And not in a public lobby

What changes when
everyone wants the same thing

It isn't that people go faster here. It's that racing here is enjoyable, and that's what brings you back tomorrow.

People as invested as you

We're not talking about pace, we're talking about commitment. Everyone here has decided this matters enough to pay to do it properly. It doesn't matter if you're two seconds slower — if you respect the car next to you, you belong.

A calm place to race

Nobody driving the wrong way, nobody joining mid-session and appearing on your line, nobody treating turn one like a demolition derby. You can concentrate on your lap.

You end up knowing everyone

It's the part that hooks you and the part nobody mentions. Within two weeks you know who brakes late into turn 3, who you can run wheel to wheel with without worrying, and who to ask for a setup. That never happens on a server where nobody comes back.

Any public lobby

Anyone joins, whenever they like
Nobody reviews anything if you get taken out
Different people every session
Free, and it shows

Here

A small fee that filters on its own
Incidents reviewed on replay
The same familiar people, session after session
A server with an owner and with rules

The question

“But the game already comes with free public servers”

True, and they're perfect for what they are: jumping in for ten minutes to try a car. The problem shows up when you want something more than laps that go nowhere.

The difference isn't the track or the car —they're the same ones, they're in your copy of the game—. The difference is who's in there and what happens when something goes wrong.

	Public server	Here
Who gets in	Anyone, no filter	Only people paying a fee
If you get taken out	Nothing happens	It's reviewed on replay and there's a penalty
Repeat offenders	Keep coming back	Get removed
Who you race with	Strangers every time	The same people, session after session
Which track it is	Whatever the host picked	Members vote for it
Whether anyone's on at your time	A lottery	Known times, announced in advance
Events and a league	Don't exist	A calendar and a closed grid

Put as briefly as possible: what you're paying for isn't the server, it's the filter. Four euros a month doesn't buy you better software — it buys you a place where nobody turned up to ruin your session, because nobody pays for that.

In the end it's simple: the people you race with decide whether this stays fun or burns you out. That's why the first thing we built wasn't a server, it was a community.

Salida de Monza bajo la lluvia con comisarios en el muro

Reglamento // Stewards

Replay,
reason and penalty

The car ahead owns the corner. Incidents are reviewed on replay, penalties are published with their reason and you can appeal. Repeat offenders are removed.

Read the rulebook Report an incident

Rotation // -- trazados

A new track
every week

All of them are included in Assetto Corsa EVO. Subscribers vote which one goes in, and it's announced in advance so you can practise.

Dudas

Before you book

What happens when the launch price ends?

The price goes up for anyone joining after 20 August. If you subscribe before then, yours stays frozen for as long as you stay.

Can I run the 6H on my own?

You can, but it's six hours straight. The usual thing is to enter a team of two or three drivers and share the stints.

When am I charged?

When you confirm the payment. You get the invoice by email and your connection details appear in My account straight away.

Can I cancel?

The subscription, whenever you like from your account, and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

Do I need the subscription for the events?

No. The three products are independent. You can take just one, two or all three.

I'm slow — do I belong here?

Yes. The 24/7 is full of open practice and events are split by pace. The rulebook rewards driving cleanly, not driving on the edge.

What do I need to play?

Assetto Corsa EVO on Steam and a wheel or a gamepad. No mods, no external platforms, no second subscription on top.

Unsure before joining?

Create your account: from there you vote for the track of the week, see the calendar and sign up for races.

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