Every judged run, on every phone at the track, the second it is scored.
Drift.RS is a complete race management system for drift events. Judges enter the scores, the standings update, and drivers, teams, commentators, fans and the livestream all read the same board.
Nothing to install. You enter data the way you would fill a spreadsheet, and the results page is live in minutes.
Tap a driver to open both laps and the judge breakdown.
One platform. From judging to the final broadcast.
Drift.RS connects the core operations of a drift event so judges, race control, drivers, spectators and the livestream work from the same race data.
Live qualification
Every judged lap in every class, published as it is scored. Rankings move in front of the audience, and anyone can open a driver to see both laps and the judge breakdown behind the number.
TOP32 racing
The full ladder from TOP32 to the final, the battle on track now, and the battle on deck next. Winners advance on screen the moment the call is made.
Broadcast layer
A transparent browser source you drop into OBS. Battle names, entry numbers, bracket position and race status go on screen without anyone touching the scene during the show.
Admin tools
Export raw results to XLS, print A4 result sheets for the paddock, and generate result graphics sized for social posts, all from the same data.
Hosting and support
Fully web based and hosted on our servers. No installs on your machines, no local network to babysit, and updates arrive without a migration.
The crowd stops asking who is leading.
Scores appear as the judges submit them, so the standings on the fence match the standings in the tower. No printed sheet taped to a trailer, no waiting for the PA.
- Both laps, always visible. L1 and L2 with the judge split behind each one.
- Every class, one link. PRO, PRO2 and Queen run side by side all weekend.
- Built for phones. Big numbers, readable in daylight, on track wifi or mobile data.
- Entry numbers and flags. Spectators match the car on track to the name on screen.
Live qualification standings, Drift Kings round 4, Hungary.
The TOP32 ladder fills in while the tandems are still running.
Once qualifying closes, the bracket takes over. Every result moves a driver forward on screen, so teams, commentators and the crowd always know what just happened and what is next.
- TOP32 to the final. Both sides of the ladder, plus the third place battle.
- Colour coded states. On track, lead, winner, judging, incident, bye run and OMT.
- Seeding stays visible. Qualifying position sits next to every driver through the ladder.
- Your partners on the board. Series and sponsor logos sit in the same layout.
PRO Series TOP32 ladder, Drift Kings round 4, Hungary.
Your stream calls the race for you.
Add one transparent browser source to your scene. The tower sets the race state and the overlay follows on its own: on track, judges deliberating, one more time, track incident, bye run and the winner, with the next opponent, the road to the final and the podium. Nobody switches graphics mid battle.
A layer, not a picture.
Everything outside the graphics is transparent, so your camera feed shows through untouched. Series logos, circuit branding, sponsor marks and the Drift.RS badge are placed once and stay put for the whole broadcast.
One race database. Every output stays connected.
Load the entry list
Drivers, entry numbers, cars, flags and classes go in the same way you would fill a spreadsheet. Import what you already have from registration.
Score and publish
Scores go in from the tower and publish immediately. Rankings, tie breaks and the qualifying order are handled for you.
Run the bracket and stream
Post one link for the crowd and drop the browser source into OBS. That is the whole setup, on any event, anywhere.
Bring it to your next round.
Tell us the series, the classes and the dates, and we will set the event up with you. Drift.RS runs every Drift Kings International Series round, and the pages below are the live ones drivers and fans use trackside.