Put a purse on the racing.
Run prize competitions for your own racers, and enter them in a national series across every participating ShiftOS venue, where the prize pool grows with the grid. Compete is U.S. only. Paid contests are 18+ and availability varies by state.
One series. One board.
One prize pool.
Compete is one competition programme running across ShiftOS venues around the country. Your racers pay to enter, the entries fund a prize purse, and the purse pays out to the racers who win. You run all of it from the dashboard you already run your venue from.
It exists to raise the stakes. A racer with something riding on a lap drives differently, stays longer, and comes back to beat their own time before the board closes. The programme is built to turn a single visit into a season of them: a calendar worth returning for, and a reason to care about a lap time beyond bragging rights.
Racers enter at your venue and their times count on a board shared with every participating venue, so the purse is funded by entries from across the network rather than out of your till.
Your racers, your competitions, and a national series.
Your own prize competitions
Create cash prize competitions for your own racers, from the same admin panel you use to set up a leaderboard.
- Pick the track and the cars, and set the dates.
- Set the entry fee and how the purse is split: winner takes all, the top three, or a split of your own.
- Cap the field to the seats you have, or set a minimum purse so a competition only runs if enough racers enter.
- Keep it private with an entry code, for members, a league night, a corporate group or an in-venue final.
The national series
We run a national series of competitions across every Compete venue in the country, and it appears on your boards automatically.
- A monthly challenge, a championship across the season and a few marquee events each year.
- Entries come from racers at every participating venue, so the fields are bigger and the purses larger than any one venue could fund alone.
- Your racers enter at your venue and their laps count on the national board.
- There is nothing for your team to set up or settle.
Both tiers use the same racer account. A racer verifies once with Lucra on their own phone, pays entries from their Lucra wallet and receives any winnings there. Entry money never passes through your till or your Stripe account.
Illustrative, pre-release. Product demos replace this at launch.
1:24What scale does to a prize pool
What four venues contribute to a single monthly competition, what twelve contribute, and why the purse grows with the grid rather than with any one venue.
A season, not a one-off.
Compete runs to a published calendar. There is something to enter every month, a championship that runs across all of it, and a handful of marquee events through the year. As more venues join, regional rounds run alongside the network-wide board so racers are also racing venues near them.
Monthly Hot Lap Challenge
One car, one circuit, one month. The combination changes at the start of each month and the board stays open for the whole of it, so a racer can keep coming back to improve their time before it closes. No registration, no team to find and no fixed night to attend. It is the lowest-friction way into the programme.
Championships
Every challenge awards championship points, and points run a long way down the order rather than stopping at the podium. A racer who enters everything and finishes mid-field regularly out-scores a quicker racer who enters occasionally. That is the design: the championship is what turns one visit into a season of them, and it gives a racer a reason to come back for the next round instead of treating each challenge as a one-off.
Marquee events
A small number of larger events sit on top of the monthly rhythm, timed to the weekends when the motorsport calendar has your venue busy anyway. Endurance formats run as teams, so a venue can field a crew rather than rely on one quick driver. These are the dates worth putting local promotion behind.
The programme above is indicative. The confirmed calendar, formats and entry fees are published at launch.
Three months of Compete, credited.
Venues that sign up by 31 December 2026 get their first three months of service credited from the day Compete goes live at their venue, so you can see what it draws from your racers before you pay. If you are new to ShiftOS, Operate and Launch are credited too and we do the setup. See the founding offer.
Prize competitions on ShiftOS are powered by Lucra.
- Paid contests are open to eligible entrants aged 18 or over.
- Compete is available in the United States only.
- Availability varies by state. Paid contests are not available everywhere, and the eligible states are set by Lucra.
- Entrants create a Lucra account and complete identity verification before entering a paid contest.
- Please play responsibly. Responsible gaming resources are available in the app.
See it mapped to your venue.
We'll show you ShiftOS built around your specific setup: sim count, session pricing, current tools. Then calculate exactly what you'd save.