The Apex Sim League mirrors the Formula One calendar — every Thursday before a Grand Prix weekend, the grid goes green at 7PM ET. Live broadcasts, championship points, and room for drivers at every skill level. First come, first served — and these nights fill up fast.
These nights fill up fast. Grids are first come, first served — get in early, get in now. Registration and server details live in Discord.
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Everything runs through the Apex Predators Discord — registration, stewarding, race-day comms, results.
Read the league rules, accept them, and pick up your Driver role. That unlocks the paddock channels.
Claim a seat for the next Thursday. Grids are capped — registered drivers confirm attendance before lights out.
Run the rounds, score points, and show up in the broadcast — winner interviews included.
Registration, rules, and race-day comms all live in the Apex Predators Discord. One click and you're in the garage.
Race nights aren't just competition — they're programming. Selected races run live through the Formula FunCast and Apex Predators channels: streams, YouTube, shorts, driver interviews, race recaps, and community highlights. Win a round and you're on the broadcast.
The circuit opens for open practice in the hours before the show. Learn the track, find the limit, warm up.
The broadcast crew opens the night — championship standings, storylines, and community drives before the main event.
Short, flat-out sprint rounds. Up to 26 drivers a night rotate through the grid — nobody sits long.
A short break between rounds four and five. Stretch, hydrate, check the standings.
Every round winner gets the mic on the broadcast. Win a round, join the show.
+1 fastest lap where eligible · Provisional until the season locks · Standings tracked via SimGrid
Apex Predator Invitational standings publish here once the season scores — position, driver, points, wins, and podiums, synced from SimGrid. Until then this table tracks the real 2026 championship. Want your name on it? The seat's open.
Claim a SeatTen sections. No legal wall. Read them once, take the Driver role, go racing.
Championship points follow the classic top-ten model (see the points table below). Fastest lap takes a bonus point where eligible. Points are tracked automatically and posted to the standings channel in Discord.
The points model is provisional until league administration locks the season — changes are announced before they apply.
Stewards review incidents and may apply, in escalating order:
Every decision can be appealed once, in writing, through the stewards' channel within 48 hours. Stewards' review of an appeal is final.
No. Skill level is open and the sprint format means short rounds and lots of restarts — clean beats fast. If a qualified division ever opens, it'll be announced separately.
Thursday nights at 7:00 PM ET, the week of every Formula One race weekend — 22 rounds across the 2026 season. Each race night is a three-hour session. Seats are first come, first served and fill fast — register early in Discord.
Assetto Corsa on PC — the base game only, no paid DLC required. You'll also want Content Manager with Custom Shaders Patch (both free), a stable connection, and working voice chat in Discord. Wheel or controller — both are welcome. The league car and track mods are free, and we share them along with the server details when you register in Discord.
Join the Discord, read the rules, take the Driver role, then sign up in the registration channel before the posted deadline. Grids are capped, so confirm your attendance.
Maybe — race nights stream live through the Formula FunCast and Apex channels, and round winners get interviewed on-mic. By racing, you're okay with appearing in the show.
No. Apex Predators is a fictional animated racing team, and the Apex Sim League is a community championship. Our calendar mirrors the F1 season's rhythm, but we're not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Formula 1®, the FIA, or any real-world team.
