Leaderboards
Every lap set on our ten simulators, ranked. Search by track, car class or driver and see exactly where you sit — then come back and take a chunk out of it.
Bathurst · V8 Supercars
Easier on a small screen full size — open the board in a new tab
Getting on the board
Book a seat
Any racing session counts — a casual 30 minutes, a full hour, or a race night. Tell the crew you want your laps timed when you arrive.
Pick a track
Your time is logged against the track and car class you drove. Same car, same track, same conditions for everyone — that's what makes the board fair.
Check your time
Laps appear on the board shortly after your session ends. Scan the code on your rig on the way out, or come back to this page any time.
Book a session
Thirty minutes to two hours on a motion rig. Practice, chase a time, bring a mate.
Book now →Race nights
Twenty drivers, qualifying, heats and finals. V8s every Tuesday, GT3 and F1 monthly. $40 a night.
See the calendar →Membership
Regular seat time is how the top of this board got there. Weekly hours, member rates, priority booking.
Compare tiers →Questions
Do casual sessions count, or only race nights?
[CONFIRM: BOTH / RACE NIGHTS ONLY]. Ask the crew when you arrive if you want your laps recorded.
How long until my time appears?
Times are usually on the board within a few minutes of your session finishing. If you've raced and can't find yourself, check you're filtering on the right track and car class — the board defaults to one combination at a time.
What settings are the times set with?
Everything on the board is set on the same car, same track and the same assist settings, so the comparison is fair. Race night times use our Pro Difficulty settings — 70% damage, 200% tyre wear, 100% fuel and a mandatory pit stop.
Can I use a nickname instead of my real name?
Yes. Tell the crew what you'd like to appear as when you check in and we'll set it on your driver profile.
If you'd like a name taken off the board entirely, email info@proracing.au and we'll remove it. Parents of under-18 drivers can ask for the same.
I've never raced a sim before. Is it worth turning up?
Plenty of the grid hadn't either. The rigs are set up for you, the seat and wheel adjust in seconds, and nobody minds where you finish on your first go. If you want to get a feel for it before a race night, book a session any time we're open.
Is there a minimum age?
Racing is 13 and over. Drivers under 18 need a responsible adult with them at the venue.