iRaceDeck

iRaceDeck — Stream Deck Plugin for iRacing

Turn your Stream Deck into a fully-featured iRacing control panel — and your own pit wall. iRaceDeck gives you one-tap access to hundreds of controls — pit stops, cameras, replay, telemetry, chat, live car setup — plus a spoken Race Engineer who keeps you informed while you keep your eyes on the track.

Why iRaceDeck?

iRacing buries a lot of functionality behind keyboard shortcuts, chat commands, and nested menus. Mid-race, fumbling for the right key combo costs time and focus. iRaceDeck moves all of that to your Stream Deck where you can see it, organize it, and hit it without thinking — 33 actions covering hundreds of individual controls.

Your Own Race Engineer

A built-in voice crew keeps you in the picture: spotter calls ("Car left!"), incident and penalty callouts, fuel strategy warnings, flags, cautions and rolling starts, live gap battles with the cars around you, opponent pit stops, even corner names in practice — and the engineer addresses you by name. Every callout can be toggled individually, and a directional proximity radar adds audio awareness of cars alongside.

A Deck That Follows the Session

iRaceDeck can switch your Stream Deck to the right profile as the session changes — test drive, practice, qualifying, race or a saved replay — and hand your own profile back when iRacing closes. Ready-made profiles for each session type ship with it, yours to edit.

Pit Stop Controls

Configure your pit strategy on the fly. Adjust fuel — including autofuel with lap margins — tires, compounds, and service options before you hit pit lane. No more memorizing black box navigation — just tap and go.

Live Data on Your Keys

Surface live telemetry right on your buttons: position, incidents, fuel and laps-to-empty, estimated iRating gain/loss, gaps to your rivals, flags, wind, and your tire temperatures from the last stop. Any key title can show live iRacing data through template variables, and the Telemetry Display action renders fully custom readouts.

Camera & Replay

Switch cameras, follow different cars, and drive the replay from your deck: speed and frame-by-frame control, replay markers, and one-press jumps to the race start, the fastest lap, the next lap or incident. Ideal for broadcasters, league admins, and anyone reviewing their race.

Chat & Race Admin

Send predefined chat messages with a single press — 15 configurable macros with live-data templating — plus reply, whisper, and quick chat toggles. League admins get a full race-control panel: black flags, penalties, wave-arounds, pace laps, and more.

Everything in One Settings Window

Every plugin-wide setting lives in one full-size window: all 237 key bindings in one searchable table, appearance defaults, the Race Engineer, profiles, SimHub, and diagnostics. Your settings live in a file iRaceDeck owns, so they survive updates and reinstalls, and each release's notes ship inside the plugin.

Made for Stream Deck +

18 actions come with full dial support on Stream Deck+: spin a dial for fuel, brake bias and other setup values, volumes, cameras, replay speed, FFB strength, black boxes, and more — with live readouts on the touch strip.

Built for Every Stream Deck

iRaceDeck supports Stream Deck, Stream Deck Mini, Stream Deck XL, Stream Deck Neo, Stream Deck Studio, Stream Deck +, Stream Deck + XL, Galleon 100 SD, Stream Deck Mobile, and the Virtual Stream Deck. Ready-made profiles ship for Stream Deck, Stream Deck XL, Stream Deck + and Stream Deck + XL.

Free & Open Source

iRaceDeck is completely free. No subscriptions, no paywalls, no premium tiers. It's open source and community-driven — contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are always welcome.

Requirements

Stream Deck software 7.1 or newer

iRacing subscription

Windows 10 or newer

iRaceDeck — Control everything. See everything. Hear everything.

iRaceDeck 3.8.1

A bug-fix release with no new features: a more accurate Race Engineer, steadier replay controls and a sturdier plugin.

Race Engineer

Near the end of a race your tank already covers, there are no more low-fuel warnings or Box this lap for fuel calls. In timed races it works out when the leader really finishes.

Best-lap and fastest-lap calls follow iRacing's own best lap, so a track-limits cut is never called your best. That lap didn't count plays only on laps iRacing really throws out.

Closing-in gap calls count your own remaining laps, not the leader's.

One lap to green is still called when the flag came out while you were in a replay or the garage.

Your pit limiter is on plays only when the limiter is actually engaged.

Replay

A replay jump right after a speed change keeps the new speed.

The Replay Control dial's Play resumes the last speed, even one set with no Replay Control on screen.

Replay Markers keep Next and Previous working through a long marker jump.

Stability

A full disk, or any other failed log write, no longer crashes the plugin or makes it crash on every restart.

A fault in one part of the plugin that reads telemetry no longer stops the rest from updating.