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phoenix://racegrid

Unofficial fan-made AR motorsport viewer for Meta Quest 3

The whole race. On your table.

RaceGrid VR builds a holographic, true-to-life circuit in your real room — live cars driven by real telemetry, a timing tower and data tracker, and your own broadcast panels. Free.

Unofficial fan project — not affiliated with or endorsed by Formula 1, FOM, the FIA, or any team. Broadcast video requires your own F1 TV subscription.

phoenix://racegrid.liveDemo feed

Illustration: a holographic model of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit — this race week's track — projected on a tabletop, with all twenty cars circulating and a live timing tower: the RaceGrid VR viewing experience.

Timing towerLAP 37/44
  • P1CAR 07LEADER
  • P2CAR 12+0.842
  • P3CAR 03+2.417
  • P4CAR 21+3.958
  • P5CAR 09+6.204

Spa-Francorchamps · this race week · all 20 cars

phoenix://racegrid.what

Not a stream. A living, spatial rebuild of the race — one you direct.

See what TV won't show you.

Every car on track, driven by real telemetry — watch any battle develop anywhere on the circuit, not just where the director points.

Your room becomes the paddock.

A true-to-life holographic circuit sits on your actual desk, in full passthrough AR. Lean in, walk around it, own the space.

Free, and staying free.

Built by a fan, for fans. No paywall, no ads, no accounts, nothing gated — an optional donation keeps development going.

01 / 02 / 03

Three tiers. All free software.

Start with what you have. Each step up adds hardware or a subscription you already own — never a payment to us.

01

Roadmap — coming soon

Standalone

Headset only · Free

Replay any past grand prix with nothing but the headset — full diorama, timing tower, data tracker.

  • · No PC, no account, no subscription
  • · Not shipped yet — in active development

02

Live now

Connected

Add a Windows PC · Free

Live race timing in the headset. Install MultiViewer (free) and our small Connector on a Windows PC on the same WiFi.

  • · Live cars, timing tower, and data tracker
  • · Still zero subscriptions

03

Live now

Full

Add your own F1 TV subscription

Sign your own F1 TV into MultiViewer and the broadcast and onboards appear on video panels in your room — live or historical, synced to the action.

  • · Your subscription, on your hardware — never ours
  • · Sync, pause, and seek across every screen at once

Requirements at a glance

Hardware and subscription requirements for each RaceGrid VR tier
TierHeadsetPCSubscription
StandaloneComing soonMeta Quest 3, sideloaded via SideQuest (dev mode)
ConnectedLive nowMeta Quest 3, sideloaded via SideQuest (dev mode)Windows PC on the same WiFi + MultiViewer (free) + our Connector (free)
FullLive nowMeta Quest 3, sideloaded via SideQuest (dev mode)Same as ConnectedYour own F1 TV subscription, signed into MultiViewer

Horizon Store listing is on the roadmap — sideloading via SideQuest is the route for now.

phoenix://racegrid.how

Up and running in three steps.

No accounts to hand over, no broadcast to pirate, nothing leaving your own network.

Architecture: your Quest 3 headset talks over your own WiFi to our free Connector app on your Windows PC, which talks to MultiViewer, which signs into your own F1 TV subscription. All of it runs inside your home network.

  1. > 01_multiviewer

    Install MultiViewer

    Free, on any modern Windows PC — no gaming rig needed. The headset does all the graphics.

  2. > 02_connector

    Run our Connector

    A small free download. It finds your headset over your own WiFi — nothing to configure, no account to make.

  3. > 03_headset

    Put on the headset

    The circuit builds itself on your desk and the field comes to life. Grab the panels, set your room, watch the race.

The coming standalone mode skips the PC entirely — replay past grands prix with the headset alone.

phoenix://racegrid.privacy

No cloud. No accounts. Your race stays in your house.

Everything runs on your own LAN. There are no accounts with us, no cloud, no telemetry, and no servers of ours anywhere in the chain. We never touch, proxy, or redistribute anyone's data or video — you consume your own subscription through MultiViewer on your own hardware, and our software only moves your stream from your PC to your headset.

phoenix://racegrid.features

Everything happening on track, all at once.

  • Authored, true-to-life circuits

    Real landmarks, pit buildings, and grandstands — with true track edges, built by hand.

  • Cars driven by real telemetry

    Genuine racing lines — watch cars visibly run tight or wide against the real kerbs.

  • True-position mode

    1:1 scale car positioning, zero artificial staging.

  • Native data tracker

    Sector times coloured for personal and overall best, gear, speed, live throttle/brake bars.

  • Timing tower

    The full field with gaps and fastest lap, floating over the action.

  • Grabbable floating panels

    Arrange the room your way, with three savable layouts.

  • Broadcast video panels

    With your own F1 TV — live or historical, sync, pause, and seek every screen at once.

  • Passthrough AR

    The race sits in your actual room, on your actual desk.

  • All rendering on-headset

    No PC does graphics work, ever — a PC only relays data on the higher tiers.

  • LAN-only by design

    No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry, no servers of ours.

phoenix://racegrid.clips

Sixty seconds is all it takes.

[ USER CLIPS & QUOTES — swap in real UGC post-launch: “[user handle] — ‘This is how I watch every race now.’” ]

Caught a great moment? Clips carry a subtle RaceGrid watermark — share away.

phoenix://racegrid.status

Where the build is right now.

Built in the open, shipped in visible steps — here's the honest state of it.

Circuits

Complete to the locked visual standard: Spa-Francorchamps, the Hungaroring, and Melbourne's Albert Park. In final development: Shanghai.

The plan: all 24 circuits of the 2026 calendar (+ Imola), each with its real landmarks — pit buildings, grandstands, cityscapes — and true track edges.

Shipped in the latest build

  • · True-position mode — 1:1 scale cars, zero artificial staging
  • · Native data tracker — sectors, gear, speed, live throttle/brake bars
  • · Grabbable panels with three savable room layouts
  • · All-screen stream sync, pause, and seek
  • · Major stability fix — 20+ minute sessions solid

Roadmap — no dates, just order

  • · Standalone replay mode (headset-only, no PC)
  • · Remaining circuits of the 2026 calendar
  • · Performance and smoothness polish
  • · Horizon Store listing

phoenix://racegrid.download

Download RaceGrid VR — free.

Sideload to your Quest 3 and you're minutes from your first race on the table.

Headset

Meta Quest 3

sideloaded via SideQuest (dev mode)

Horizon Store

On the roadmap

sideloading is the route for now

What you need

  • · A Meta Quest 3 and a few minutes to sideload.
  • · For live timing: any modern Windows PC on the same WiFi, with MultiViewer (free) and our Connector (free).
  • · For broadcast video: your own F1 TV subscription, signed into MultiViewer — we never provide, proxy, or resell it.

RaceGrid VR is free and always will be. If it made you grin, a donation keeps development going.

Keep development going

phoenix://racegrid.support

Free. Donations keep it moving.

Nothing in RaceGrid VR is gated behind payment, and it stays that way. If it's earned a place in your race weekend, an optional donation funds the circuit build-outs, the features, and the time to keep shipping. That's the whole pitch.

phoenix://built.by.gps

RaceGrid VR is what we build for fun.

RaceGrid VR was built by GPS — Global Phoenix Solutions.

We design and build the kind of thing most studios say is impossible: real-time data turned into world-class immersive experiences — VR/AR, spatial dashboards, live-data visualisation, and bespoke tools.

RaceGrid VR is our side project. Imagine what we'd build for you.

Productised delivery, live today: MVP Scaffold Sprint (£4–8k fixed · 2–3 weeks) · Phoenix AI Integration (£3–10k add-on) · Fractional CTO (from £3k/month)

If the free thing is this good, imagine the brief you actually pay for.

phoenix://racegrid.story

Made by a fan who wanted to watch the race properly.

RaceGrid VR started as an itch: the TV director only shows you one story, but there are twenty cars out there and a hundred battles you never see. So we built the thing we wanted — the whole grid, live, on the desk in front of us, with a pit wall we control. It turned out well enough that we're giving it away, and honest enough that we'll always tell you exactly what it is: an independent, unofficial fan project, made with a lot of care by the team at GPS.

phoenix://racegrid.faq

Common questions.