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Comparison · updated 3 October 2026

Best track day & motorsport event software (2026): an honest comparison.

A track day needs more than a booking form. The organiser has to take entries and payments, hold a signed waiver for every driver, run scrutineering, put cars into run groups and a running order, get times and results out, keep drivers informed, and ideally do all of it under their own name. This page compares the software organisers actually use for that job, what each one is good at, and where each one stops.

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How we compared

Seven questions, answered from each product's own website.

Disclosure first: this page is published by Kenro Digital, one of the products in the table. Read it with that in mind. To keep it fair, every mark for another product comes from that product's own website, checked on 3 October 2026 and listed under Sources at the bottom. If a feature is not described there, we mark it as not listed. That does not prove the product lacks it, only that we could not confirm it. We have not printed anyone's prices, including our own.

Each product was checked against the same seven criteria:

  • Entries and payments: online entry with the car and class details, paid at entry.
  • Waivers: a signed indemnity tied to the entrant, not a paper pile at the gate.
  • Scrutineering: the tech check recorded against the car. See what scrutineering is.
  • Run groups and running order: who is out when, in what order.
  • Timing and results: getting times off the timing system and in front of drivers.
  • Driver communication: telling entrants what changed, without a WhatsApp scramble.
  • Organiser-branded site: entries taken under your name rather than the vendor's.

The table

Eight options, side by side.

Scroll sideways on a phone. ✓ means the product's own site describes it, Partial means it covers part of the job, ✗ means we could not find it on the product's own pages.

ProductEntries & paymentsWaiversScrutineeringRun groups / running orderTiming & resultsDriver communicationOrganiser-branded site
Kenro Digital (events)✓Entry with payment and add-ons; QR code scanned at the gate✓Indemnity signed online with the entry✓Tech outcome on the entry, tyre rules per event and class✓Sessions in running order, live and published as separate switchesPartialRecords times and publishes results and certificates; no timing hardware✓Driver dashboard and notifications✓Public entry site under your own brand
MotorsportReg✓Classes, discount codes, pricing tiers; USD, CAD, EUR, AUD, NZD, GBP✓Electronic waivers✗Not on its features page✓Classes and run groupsPartialImports from Orbits, AxWare, Trackside and others✓SMS and HTML email to groupsPartialPlugins list your events on your own website
RaceSelect✓Registration, payments, credits, discount codes✓Waivers✓Barcode tech inspection✓Run group and class exportsPartialTiming integration and live timing referenced✓Email, SMS and paddock announcements✗Not described
Raceday✓Online pre-registration and on-site registration✓Online waivers✗Not described✗Not describedPartialWorks with MyLaps, Trackside, Motosponder✗Not described✗Not described
Rehz Racing Software✓Online and on-spot registration, audience ticketing✗Not described✓Scrutineering and FMSCI licence verification✗Not described✓Own timing system for drag and autocross, plus resultsPartialRace control communicationsPartialWhite-label for federations and regional operators
Race Monitor✗Not a registration tool✗Not described✗Not described✗Not described✓Live timing from MyLaps, TAG Heuer, Westhold, Trackside, MotoSponder✗Not described✗Not described
Eventbrite✓Tickets, custom questions, QR check-in app✗Not on its registration page✗No motorsport tools listed✗No motorsport tools listed✗No motorsport tools listed✓Message attendees from the platformPartialEvent page hosted on Eventbrite
Google Forms + SheetsPartialCollects answers into Sheets; payments not mentioned✗Not mentioned✗Not mentioned✗By hand in the sheet✗By hand in the sheet✗Not mentioned✗Not mentioned

Race Monitor, Eventbrite and Google Forms are not track-day systems. They are included because organisers use them for part of the job, often alongside a spreadsheet.

Product by product

Who each one is for, and where it stops.

Kenro Digital (events)

Best for: organisers who want the whole day, from entry to gallery, in one system under their own name.

Strengths
Entries come in on the organiser's own public site with the signed indemnity and an emergency contact attached, and extras such as media, hotel and transport are paid with the entry. Every entry gets a QR code scanned at the gate. The scrutineering outcome sits on the entry, and tyres are checked against the event's own rule for treadwear, semi-slicks and brands. Sessions run in order, times are recorded per session, driver and car, certificates are generated off the published result, and gallery photos are tagged to drivers, who buy their own shots. Sponsors and vendors are handled in the same console, with an audit trail throughout.
Limitations
It is set up per organiser, so there is no instant self sign-up: you talk to us first. Pricing is quoted, not published. It does not include timing hardware: times come from your own timing equipment and timekeepers. It is newer than the long-running platforms below and is running real track days in India.

MotorsportReg

Best for: clubs and sanctioning bodies in North America running HPDE, autocross and club racing seasons.

Strengths
A large, established event calendar for racing, track days, HPDE, autocross, karting and motorcycle events. Classes, run groups, discount codes and pricing tiers, electronic waivers, memberships with credential checks, SMS and email to groups, and one-click imports into timing software including Orbits, AxWare and Trackside. Payments are listed in USD, CAD, EUR, AUD, NZD and GBP.
Limitations
Its features page does not describe scrutineering or tech inspection. Your events are listed on MotorsportReg itself, with plugins to show them on your own site, rather than a full entry site of your own. Rupees are not among the payment currencies it lists.

RaceSelect

Best for: promoters with classes, pit logistics and staff handoffs on race weekends.

Strengths
Covers a long list of disciplines, from road racing, time attack and drifting to karting, motorcycles and oval. Registration with payments, credits and discount codes, waivers, barcode tech inspection, run group and class exports, check-in and tech lists, pit assignments with pit mapping, and email, SMS and paddock announcements.
Limitations
Built by a US software company. Its pages do not describe an organiser-branded entry site or which countries and currencies it takes payments in. Timing is by integration, not its own system. It asks you to book an introductory call rather than sign up straight away.

Raceday

Best for: US organisers of HPDE, autocross, karting, motocross and snowmobile events who need registration and memberships.

Strengths
Online pre-registration and fast on-site registration, online waivers, memberships, licences, number reservations and teams, check-in, and integration with MyLaps, Trackside and Motosponder timing.
Limitations
Based in Arizona. Its pages do not describe scrutineering, run groups, driver messaging or an organiser-branded site, so expect to handle those elsewhere.

Rehz Racing Software

Best for: Indian clubs, promoters and circuits running FMSCI or open events with spectators.

Strengths
Built in Bengaluru and in use since 2015. Online and on-spot registration, FMSCI licence verification, scrutineering, championship points, audience ticketing, food and merchandise point of sale, stall bookings, race control communications, and its own timing system for drag racing and autocross, rented per event. A white-label option exists for federations and regional operators.
Limitations
Its site does not describe online waivers or run-group management. The own-brand option is pitched at federations and regional operators rather than individual organisers. Its timing system is described for drag and autocross, not circuit track days.

Race Monitor

Best for: putting live timing in front of drivers and spectators.

Strengths
Live timing from MyLaps, TAG Heuer, Westhold, Trackside and MotoSponder systems, sorted by position or qualifying and grouped by class, on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows apps.
Limitations
It is a timing display, not an organiser tool. Entries, payments, waivers and scrutineering need another system.

Eventbrite

Best for: a simple paid entry list when the rest of the day is run on paper.

Strengths
Quick to set up. Ticket types with dates and quantities, custom registration questions, an event page, messages to attendees, and a check-in app that scans QR codes, works offline and sells at the door.
Limitations
General ticketing with nothing motorsport-specific on its pages: no waivers on its registration page, no scrutineering, no run groups, no timing or results. The event page lives on Eventbrite, under its brand.

Google Forms + Sheets

Best for: a first event with a handful of cars and a volunteer who loves spreadsheets.

Strengths
Familiar to everyone, with conditional questions, answers flowing into Google Sheets, and easy sharing with co-organisers.
Limitations
Its product page mentions no payments and no check-in. Waivers, scrutineering, groups, timing and results are all done by hand, and the event's records end up scattered across files.

Which one should you choose

It depends on the event you actually run.

  • A one-off club day with a few cars and no formal tech check. Eventbrite or a form will take the entries. Plan to run waivers, groups and results by hand, and read how to organise a track day before you start.
  • A season series in North America, the UK, Europe or Australia. MotorsportReg is the established choice for classes, run groups, memberships and timing imports. RaceSelect is worth a look if barcode tech inspection and pit logistics matter to you.
  • Bikes, karting, motocross or snowmobile in the US. Raceday and RaceSelect both list these disciplines.
  • A venue or promoter in India with spectators, stalls and FMSCI paperwork. Rehz Racing Software covers ticketing, point of sale and licence verification, and can supply drag and autocross timing.
  • An organiser in India, or anywhere, who wants the whole track day under their own name. Kenro Digital's events system puts entries, scrutineering with tyre rules, sessions, results, certificates and the gallery behind your own entry site. Pair it with your timing equipment. See what track day management software should cover and how entries work.
  • Live timing for the paddock and spectators. Add Race Monitor alongside whichever system holds your entries, if your timing hardware supports it.

FAQ

Questions organisers ask.

What is the best software for running a track day?

There is no single best tool for every organiser. MotorsportReg and RaceSelect are established registration platforms for clubs in North America, Rehz Racing Software is built in India and adds ticketing and its own timing system, and Kenro Digital's events system runs the whole day, from entry and scrutineering to certificates and the gallery, on the organiser's own entry site. Match the tool to what your event actually needs on the day.

Can I run a track day on Eventbrite or Google Forms?

You can take entries that way. Eventbrite handles tickets, custom registration questions and QR check-in, and Google Forms sends answers to Google Sheets. Neither lists waivers, scrutineering, run groups or results on its own pages, so that work moves to spreadsheets and clipboards on the day.

Does any of this software include the timing hardware?

Rehz Racing Software offers its own timing system for drag racing and autocross, rented per event. MotorsportReg, RaceSelect and Raceday connect to timing systems such as MyLaps or Trackside, and Race Monitor shows live timing from them. Kenro Digital's events system records times per session and publishes results and certificates, but you still need your own timing equipment and timekeepers.

Which option fits a track-day organiser in India?

Two of the products here are built for Indian events. Rehz Racing Software is based in Bengaluru and lists FMSCI licence verification, and Kenro Digital's events system is running real track days in India. The currencies MotorsportReg lists for payments are USD, CAD, EUR, AUD, NZD and GBP, and rupees are not among them.

How is Kenro Digital's events system priced, and can I sign up today?

It is built to order for each organiser rather than offered as an instant self sign-up, and pricing is quoted per organiser, never published. Tell us how your event runs on WhatsApp or by email and we will tell you whether it fits.

Talk to us

Not sure which fits? Tell us how your event runs.

Describe your entries, scrutineering and race day as they happen now. We will tell you whether Kenro Digital's events system fits, and if one of the other tools here suits you better, we will say that too.

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Sources

Where every mark came from.

Each product's own website, checked on 3 October 2026. Features change, so check the vendor's site before you decide.

  1. MotorsportReg: home · checked 3 October 2026
  2. MotorsportReg: event management features · checked 3 October 2026
  3. MotorsportReg: at-the-track registration (help) · checked 3 October 2026
  4. RaceSelect: for motorsport promoters · checked 3 October 2026
  5. RaceSelect: car road racing registration · checked 3 October 2026
  6. RaceSelect: about · checked 3 October 2026
  7. Raceday: home · checked 3 October 2026
  8. Raceday: motorsports registration · checked 3 October 2026
  9. Rehz Racing Software: home · checked 3 October 2026
  10. Race Monitor: home · checked 3 October 2026
  11. Eventbrite: registration features · checked 3 October 2026
  12. Eventbrite: check-in app · checked 3 October 2026
  13. Google Forms · checked 3 October 2026