PitwallRacing.com gives sim racers an AI race engineer that can actually take action — not just give advice. Ask it to prepare your pit stop, adjust supported MFD or setup settings, and answer strategy questions using your live session data. Every session is also recorded so you can analyse it later and compare your driving against other drivers to find where you can improve.
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ACM Racing is a community where you can build your own simulated career, racing across a variety of games up to 20 times a week. In ACM, you will be presented with incredibly frequent races, where you can build notoriety and performance against others just like you.
PitwallRacing.com gives sim racers an AI race engineer that can actually take action — not just give advice. Ask it to prepare your pit stop, adjust supported MFD or setup settings, and answer strategy questions using your live session data. Every session is also recorded so you can analyse it later and compare your driving against other drivers to find where you can improve.
A 1 year Pro License of Pitwall Pro is awarded to the championship registered driver who posts the fastest lap to the PitwallRacing.com leaderboard. This lap can be set in any session and in any car, so long as it is on ACC, and the driver must be running Pitwall during their fastest lap attempts. A 1 year license is given away for free for each race in the championship. The deadline to set a lap is 1 hour after the individual race has finished.
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PitwallRacing.com is an AI-powered race engineering and telemetry platform for racing simulators such as Assetto Corsa Competizione and Assetto Corsa EVO. Its main difference is that the AI does not only analyse your race and tell you what to do — it can take action for you. The PitwallRacing.com AI Engineer connects to your live session, understands the available telemetry and race context, and allows you to interact with it naturally while driving.
The biggest selling point is the ability to ask the AI Engineer to make supported changes directly. Instead of manually navigating menus while racing, you can ask things like “add 30 litres at my next stop,” “change my MFD for a tyre change,” “prepare my pit stop,” “change my brake bias,” or “give me enough fuel to finish the race.” The AI can use your live session data to calculate what is needed and, where supported by the simulator integration, make the relevant MFD, pit-stop or setup changes for you. The goal is simple: you focus on driving while PitwallRacing.com handles more of the engineering workload.
Because the AI has access to your actual session data, it can also answer questions based on what is really happening in the car rather than giving generic advice. You can ask how much fuel you have left, when you should pit, why you are losing time in a corner, what setup changes may help, or whether you can finish the race without another stop. This makes PitwallRacing.com feel much closer to having a real race engineer alongside you than using a normal chatbot or telemetry dashboard.
The second major part of PitwallRacing.com is session recording and later analysis. Your telemetry can be recorded so that practice, qualifying and race sessions can be reviewed afterwards. You can replay sessions, inspect individual laps and stints, analyse braking, throttle, fuel usage, tyre behaviour and consistency, and continue asking the AI Engineer questions about what happened. Instead of trying to remember why a lap was slower or where the car started behaving differently, you can go back to the actual recorded data.
PitwallRacing.com also allows you to compare your recorded telemetry with other drivers and supported leaderboard laps. Rather than only seeing that another driver is faster, you can investigate where and why they are faster by comparing braking points, throttle application, minimum corner speed, gear selection and other telemetry. Together, the action-taking AI Engineer, recorded session analysis and driver-to-driver comparison create a complete improvement loop: drive, ask, change, record, analyse, compare and improve.
This event is part of ACM's 2026 Discord Series Q3! Up to 5 races a week, joining together to form a championship, come and join us at ACM! Find out more
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