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Create Your Team Page FreeEvery machine has a cost. Every cost needs a team.
An F1 car costs $100M. A kart costs $5K. A sim rig costs $2K. The dollar amount changes — the structure doesn't. Nobody drives a machine without a name on it. That name is a team. That team is a business.
When you name your team and register an LLC, you're creating a business that can deduct entry fees, write off tires, and receive sponsorship as income to a legal entity — not a person's Venmo.
Racing expenses without a team structure = hobby. Racing expenses with an LLC = business deductions. The difference is thousands in taxes every year. Read the full guide →
Tax benefits and NIL rulings are coming for motorsports. Teams that are structured now will be ready. Teams that aren't will scramble. We exist to professionalize every level of racing — cars, karts, motorcycles, drones, boats, sim rigs, and beyond.
Sign up with your email. If your team is already in our index, claim it. If not, create a new one in seconds. It's free — no credit card, no catch.
Add drivers, cars, a team photo, and a sponsor video. Connect your social links. The more you fill out, the higher your profile scores on our Discover page where sponsors browse teams.
Paste your Stripe payment link and you're live. Share your team page with your network. Every team that joins through your referral link shows up in your dashboard.
See how to create a Stripe payment link →Come back after every race to post results, add photos, and keep your profile current. Build the most complete record of your team on the #1 Race Team Wiki in the world.
Wikipedia won't list your team. Series sites only cover their own rosters. There's no single place where every racing team — from a karting family in Ohio to a WorldSBK factory squad in Italy — can exist online, be discovered, and receive support.
We index every team at every level:
1.1M+ teams. 400+ series. 139 governing bodies. See the full taxonomy. If you race, you belong here. This is your home — free, forever.
Race Team Wiki is 100% free for every team — no premium tier, no subscription, nothing to unlock. Everything below is included from day one.
Public page with drivers, cars, up to 6 photos, 4 video embeds, social links, and series badges. Optimized for Google and AI search.
Paste your Stripe link and you're live. Up to 5 support tiers — Fan, Crew, Sponsor, Title Sponsor. Money goes directly to you. No platform fee.
Every team is featured on the Discover page where sponsors browse teams to support. Profile score ranks you — Team of the Day eligible in the homepage carousel.
Upload your team logo, display current sponsors, and link your merch store. Give sponsors public credit.
Instagram, YouTube, X/Twitter, TikTok, and LinkedIn — a complete social presence.
Share your audience region, demographics, and reach stats. Give potential sponsors the data they need to say yes.
Showcase achievements and link your downloadable media kit. Everything a sponsor needs in one place.
Structure your team as a business. Student drivers: structure NIL income tax-efficiently.
Your kid races. You pay. Here's how to be smart about it.
A karting season runs $15,000–$50,000. Club road racing is $30,000–$100,000+. Even sim racing adds up — rigs, subscriptions, LAN events. If money is leaving your pocket for racing, you need a plan.
Form an LLC ($50–$500 in filing fees). Get a free EIN from the IRS. Open a business bank account. Now entry fees, tires, fuel, travel, coaching, and equipment are potential business deductions — not just "money spent on a hobby."
NIL legislation is expanding. College athletes can monetize. Motorsports athletes are next. The NABME is guiding motorsports into universities — Race Team Wiki provides the financial pathways. Start the LLC now — even for a 12-year-old karter.
Race Team Wiki uses artificial intelligence to build the most comprehensive racing team index in the world. AI helps us discover teams from public sources, write initial descriptions, and keep data current across thousands of profiles. Every team page is reviewed and can be claimed and edited by the team itself.
We believe in transparency. AI is a tool — it helps us do what would be impossible for a small team to do manually: catalog every racing team on the planet. But the real value comes from you — the teams who claim their profiles, add their stories, and keep their pages alive.
Join 1.1M+ teams already on the map. Create your free team page, then add a Stripe link when you're ready to accept support.
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Race Team Wiki is the world's largest free racing wiki, cataloging over 1.1 million teams across 400+ series in 180+ countries — 100% free for every team, with no premium tier. Our mission is to make racing known: give every team, at every level, a place to be found. Teams claim their free profile, add drivers, cars, up to 6 photos, and up to 4 video embeds, set up Stripe payment links, and appear on the Discover page where sponsors browse teams to support. Every team is featured — free — with up to 5 support tiers, a team logo, and sponsor showcase included. The platform provides LLC formation guidance and NIL structuring for student drivers. Race Team Wiki is part of a network of racing-specific tools including driveCRS.com (Collegiate Racing Series), TheNABME.org (National Advisory Board for Motorsports Education), and RacingNear.me (racing event discovery). Race Team Wiki indexes teams across every discipline including open-wheel, GT, touring cars, prototypes, karting, rally, motorcycle, sim racing, drone racing, drag, drift, and off-road.
Both. Our philosophy is that every driver has a team — even if it's a team of one. Whether you're a solo grassroots racer, a two-person crew, or a 20-driver professional outfit, you belong here. Claim a page for your personal brand, your race shop, your college team, or all of the above.
Yes. Many drivers have a personal brand page and manage a separate team page. For example, you might have one page for yourself as a driver and another for the collegiate team you're Team Principal of. Each page needs a separate email signup — one email per team.
Yes! Remember — every driver has a team. If you race in iRacing under your own banner and also drive Spec Miata for someone else's shop, those are two different teams and you should have two profiles. We're the number one wiki for sim racing teams, and many of our sim racers also compete in real-world series — sometimes managing their own team, sometimes driving for another. Create a page for each. Use a different email for each signup.
Yes. Race Team Wiki is 100% free — there's no premium tier or subscription. Every team gets a full profile page with a description, drivers, equipment, up to 6 photos, 4 video embeds, up to 5 support tiers with Stripe payment links, a team logo, sponsor showcase, a merch store link, full visibility in search, and featured placement on the Discover page.
Search for your team on our claim page. If it's already indexed, click "Claim." If not, submit your team name, series, and country. After a quick review (usually within a few hours), you'll get an email with a link to your dashboard where you can fill out your profile.
Absolutely. We work closely with the Collegiate Racing Series (CRS) and have teams from over 70 universities. Claim your school's team page, select "Collegiate Racing Series" as your series, and start building your profile. CRS teams get the same full profile — free — as every other team on the platform.
You set up a free Stripe payment link and paste it in your dashboard. Fans and sponsors click your support tiers to pay you directly — we never touch the money. You keep 100% minus standard Stripe processing fees.
All of them. We index 400+ series across every discipline — F1, IMSA, NASCAR, IndyCar, World Endurance, rally, drag, drift, karting, motorcycle, sim racing, drone racing, off-road, boat racing, and more. If your series isn't listed, you can type it in when setting up your profile and we'll add it to the index.
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