A billboard at 300 km/h.
I am building my sim racing rig by selling the space on it. Twenty-seven slots across the rig, the car and the stream — one auction, and your logo runs every lap I do.
Live · 0 of 27 spots taken · 110 days left · 0 bids so far
Printed vinyl on the hardware itself — the front faces the webcam, the seat back faces the over-the-shoulder camera. Unlike everything else here, it does not disappear when the stream ends. Tap any slot to see what it costs.
Top brands on the grid
Full board →No bids yet. The first one sets the tone.
Latest action
0 bids so farNothing has happened yet — be the first one to get a spot.
All 27 slots.
Grouped by where the logo goes, and sorted by what each one costs right now. 27 still open — the cheap ones go last, so they are the bargain.
The rig
8 slots · 8 open
- 8Backavailable
Seat back — full panel
large · 30 × 35 cm
from
$200 - 3Frontavailable
Right front upright
medium · 6 × 40 cm
from
$150 - 2Frontavailable
Left front upright
medium · 6 × 30 cm
from
$125 - 7Frontavailable
Base — front plate
large · 30 × 10 cm
from
$125 - 1Frontavailable
Seat — left shoulder
small · 10 × 10 cm patch
from
$100 - 6Frontavailable
Side rail — front
medium · 35 × 6 cm
from
$100 - 5Frontavailable
Side rail — under the seat
medium · 35 × 6 cm
from
$85 - 4Frontavailable
Pedal tray — front edge
medium · 40 × 4 cm
from
$75
The car
13 slots · 13 open
- 12Leftavailable
Door — left
large · 90 × 38 cm
from
$155 - 14Rightavailable
Door — right
large · 90 × 38 cm
from
$155 - 16Topavailable
Bonnet
large · 60 × 45 cm
from
$135 - 19Rearavailable
Rear wing — main plane
large · 150 × 8 cm
from
$125 - 17Topavailable
Roof
large · 70 × 55 cm
from
$120 - 11Frontavailable
Front bumper — centre
large · 70 × 12 cm
from
$115 - 21Leftavailable
Rear wing endplates — both
medium · 2 × 40 × 25 cm
from
$95 - 18Topavailable
Engine cover
medium · 65 × 45 cm
from
$85 - 13Leftavailable
Rear quarter — left
medium · 50 × 14 cm
from
$80 - 15Rightavailable
Rear quarter — right
medium · 50 × 14 cm
from
$80 - 10Frontavailable
Front splitter lip
medium · 60 × 5 cm
from
$75 - 9Frontavailable
Mirror caps — both sides
small · 2 × 12 × 6 cm
from
$65 - 20Rearavailable
Rear panel — under the badge
medium · 70 × 10 cm
from
$65
The stream
6 slots · 6 open
- 22available
Lower third — centre
large · 600 × 120 px
from
$170 - 27available
Camera — sponsor bar
medium · 360 × 72 px
from
$145 - 23available
Lower third — left
medium · 480 × 120 px
from
$100 - 24available
Lower third — right
medium · 480 × 120 px
from
$100 - 25available
Timing tower — header
medium · 360 × 96 px
from
$95 - 26available
Corner bug
small · 300 × 132 px
from
$80
How it works
- 1
Pick your spot and size
27 slots across the rig, the car and the stream, priced by size and by how long a camera stays on them.
- 2
Win the bid
The top bid when the clock runs out takes the slot. Bidding costs nothing and binds nobody; I email the winners to arrange payment.
- 3
Your logo goes racing
Die-cut vinyl on the rig, drawn into the livery, built into the overlay — whichever slot you won. Then it runs every session I do, and you get the clip.
Where it runs
One rig, one camera, every lap.
That is the whole product. Not a banner nobody looks at — a machine that runs in the same frame, in front of the same lens, every time it is switched on.
- The streamevery practice session, qualifying lap and race, live, with the overlay on screen
- The caryour logo on the livery in every session, every replay and every screenshot
- Clipsrace edits, overtakes and crashes cut for YouTube and TikTok — they outlive the race
- This pagestays up and indexed long after the auction closes
The rig
Black anodised aluminium profile, GT seating position
- CockpitVRS GT-2 Sim Racing Cockpit$1,755
- Wheel baseSimagic Alpha EVO, 12 Nm direct drive$617
- WheelSimagic GT1$423
- PedalsAsetek Forte, load-cell brake$540
$0 raised so far. $3,335 to go. Anything past the goal pays for the vinyl printing, a screen to put in front of it all, and the first league entries. Every line is the shop’s price converted at this page’s rates, so the whole table follows the currency switch at the top.
When the bar fills
Then I go from 1350 to 3000 iRating.
Funding the rig is not the finish line, it is the start line. Plenty of the practice and plenty of the races will be on stream, and plenty of both will happen off it.
- A lot of it on stream, practice and races — and a lot of it off stream.
- Where the number stands gets posted on this page, whichever way it went that week.
- Your logo on the rig, on the car and on the overlay for the whole climb, however long it takes.
$3,335 to go. The day that number hits zero the rig gets ordered, and the clock on this starts with it.
Questions and answers
Is this real?
Yes. There is a real rig on order, a real livery being drawn, and the stickers really go on. Every bid on this page is a line in a public ledger you can scroll through below.
Why sponsor a sim rig?
Because it is three billboards for one price. The vinyl on the hardware is permanent, the livery is seen by every driver in every session I enter, and the overlay is in front of whoever is watching. Nothing else on my desk does all three.
What do I actually get?
Your logo in your slot: printed in die-cut vinyl on the rig, drawn into the livery, or built into the overlay — whichever zone you won. A link from this page, and a photo or a clip of it in place once it is on.
How does payment work?
Bidding is free and binds nobody. When the auction closes I email the winners a payment link and 72 hours to settle. Logos go on as the payments land.
What if someone outbids me?
You get an email straight away and you owe nothing. Bid again on the same slot, or take one of the cheaper ones — there are twenty-seven.
What is the 3000 iRating challenge?
iRating is iRacing’s skill number. Every driver is handed 1350 to begin with and it moves only on where you finish in official races, so it is a straight measure of who you can beat. I do not have one yet: the rig gets built, and then I go after 3000. That is a project measured in seasons, a lot of it on stream and a lot of it off it — and it is not a condition of anything you buy. Your logo is on whether the climb goes well or badly.
How long does my logo stay on?
The rig vinyl is on for the life of the hardware. The livery and the overlay stay on at least until I reach 3000 iRating — that is the floor, not the ceiling. However many seasons the climb takes is how long your logo runs, and it can well be longer. I will tell you before anything changes.
Can any brand join?
Yes. Any brand can take a slot — there is no category shut out of this and no list to get past. Win the bid and your logo goes on.