What is done,
what is in progress and what comes next.
This roadmap shows the real state of GonkyRacing: what you can already use, what is actively being built and the improvements waiting their turn.
Priorities come from real usage, stability, community needs and driver votes. Not every shiny thing goes first; sometimes a bolt needs tightening before adding another wing.
GonkyRacing is built by a single developer, so the roadmap aims to be ambitious without losing the plot: fewer smoke promises, more pieces that survive real races.
If an improvement matters to you, hit the heart. Votes help decide the next stint, although the wall also checks fuel, tyres and time to do it properly.
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Active ecosystem foundation
These pieces are not promises: they are already part of Gonky Racing. The roadmap now helps polish them, connect them better and choose the next improvements.
Communities
ActiveThe social center of the ecosystem: profiles, members, servers, events, Discord and community activity.
Championships
ActiveTurns individual races into seasons with rules, registration, standings and race director tools.
Node Manager
ActiveLets other communities deploy infrastructure without leaving the Gonky ecosystem.
Licences and conduct
ActiveGives racing here progression, trust and clear consequences without relying only on manual moderation.
Discord and streamers
ActiveBrings activity to where the community already lives: results, alerts, live streams, overlays and social presence.
Next improvements
Candidate ideas for future cycles. They are sorted by community votes and reviewed together with stability, usefulness and workload. You can vote without signing in; with Steam, the vote is linked to your driver.
Replays in the browser
Relive your races directly in the browser. Nothing to install.
Public API
For streamers and communities who want to integrate GonkyRacing data.
Streamer overlay
An OBS overlay with your live stats. For those who broadcast.
Reports with clip
Attach the video directly to the incident report. No arguments.
Shared setups
Save and share car configurations by circuit with the community.
Other simulators
Future support for ACC, iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate, RaceRoom and more once AMS2 is solid.
Available now
Features that are already part of the live website. Some will keep receiving tweaks, but they are not experimental. It is grouped by pillars so it is easier to understand which parts of the ecosystem are already working.
Driver identity
6Everything that turns a single lap into real driver history.
Driver profiles
Public profile with SR, GR, licence, achievements, history and season stats.
My account
Private area with activity, best laps, reports, achievements and preferences.
Steam login
Steam identity to log in without passwords and link real driver activity.
Achievements system
Achievements catalogue and progress unlocked by on-track activity.
Driver comparison
Direct stats comparison between two drivers.
Driver radar
Pace, consistency, cleanliness, aggression and experience across five axes, with a page explaining what each one measures and how to raise it.
Competition and data
17Races, rankings, records and competitive reading of activity.
Live Timing
Real-time timing per server, session status, laps, sectors and race incidents.
Rankings
Driver and team rankings with filters by period, licence and activity.
Race history
List of recorded sessions with date, track, class, drivers and winner.
Race detail
Full results, laps, chat, reports and analysis for each saved session.
Records
Best laps recorded by track, class, car and driver.
Reports and incidents
Report traceability, contacts and race decisions to keep the server clean.
Licences, conduct and protection
SR, GR, licences, reports and an automatic steward watching contacts, track cuts and driving backwards: it warns privately and kicks if you persist.
Championships
Championship base with seasons, rounds, entries and standings.
Gonky Racing Passport
A collection of the AMS2 countries, tracks and layouts you have visited, with stamps, stats and a timeline of your journey.
Gamification (GR = Elo + Exp)
Your GR blends skill (Elo) and experience (Exp), with personal challenges, streaks and a progress card on your profile.
Weekly challenges
Dedicated Weekly Challenge servers with challenges that rotate every week and grant experience (Exp).
Reverse grid
Two-race rounds: the second one starts with the grid flipped, switchable round by round from the community panel.
Automatic BOP
Ballast, power and drag adjusted by championship standings position, plus BOP per class and per driver on community servers.
Multiclass racing
Several classes in the same race, open to communities, with a table of which combinations work built from real lap data.
Global statistics
The pulse of AMS2 multiplayer: most-raced tracks and classes, activity and records, with a time window.
GR League
Weekly, monthly and yearly standings where every race you do counts, with trophies for the cabinet on your profile.
Telemetry analysis
In the Pilot Manager: micro-sectors and delta, a lap-by-lap consistency report, braking points on the map and two laps overlaid, including against the community’s best.
Community and content
9Teams, events, news and meeting points around AMS2.
Communities
Directory, profiles, members, roles, rulebook, Discord and own servers; and every community with its own calendar (iCal feed), race history and records table.
Teams
Team creation, invitations, profiles, roster and performance ranking.
Streams
Section for active streamers and live broadcasts related to the community.
Discord and streamers
Activity, news, results, streamers and community channels connected to the ecosystem.
News
Public feed of news, announcements and community articles.
Calendar and events
A page per day with the tracks being raced, reminders 30 minutes before, an iCal feed to subscribe to and the season scheduled through to the end of the year.
Liveries
AMS2 liveries with their author in plain sight, votes, uploads from the website and one-click install from the Pilot Manager.
Track maps
Layouts captured by drivers themselves and shared with the community from the Pilot Manager.
Modders’ studio
An author page for mod makers: upload liveries, cars and tracks, see their downloads, votes and races, add your donation link and request conversions from Assetto Corsa.
AMS2 Wiki
13Useful knowledge to configure, understand and improve within the simulator.
Circuits and layouts
Track catalogue with world map, variants, activity and server records.
Cars and classes
AMS2 catalogue with classes, vehicles, logos, technical data, DLC and real stats.
DLC guide
Automobilista 2 packs, included content, Steam links and internal pages.
Wiki and AMS2 guides
FFB, graphics, setup, DLC, career mode and help pages connected to the ecosystem.
Hardware guide
A sim racing gear catalogue: bases, wheels, pedals, cockpits, motion, button boxes, bass shakers and more brands.
Mods catalogue
Car and track mods for AMS2 with their author, licence, numbers and update alerts, installed in one click from the Pilot Manager.
Setup guide
You say what the car is doing and it tells you what to change: it cross-checks symptoms and warns when two contradict each other, with corner and car diagrams.
Strategy engineer
Fuel, stops and refuelling window worked out for your race length and consumption.
BOP guides
What BOP is, when to touch it and what to expect; plus which classes can race together, from a table that recalculates itself weekly.
Platform comparison
What each platform in the AMS2 ecosystem offers next to Gonky Racing, point by point and with the sources in plain sight.
BOP calculator
Build the grid with its cars and it tells you what BOP to give each one to even it out.
Custom FFB
Force feedback profiles written by the community, credited to their authors, which the Pilot Manager installs for you.
Daylight calculator
When the sun rises and sets at each track on any date, to pick the race day.
Platform
6Technical foundation, accessibility, SEO, notifications and app experience.
Notification centre
In-app alerts, preferences by type and browser push subscription.
Languages and SEO
Six languages —Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and Italian— and the website opens in your browser’s; localised routes, sitemap and hreflang for search engines.
Gonky Node Manager
Windows app to install, link and manage AMS2 servers — your own or your community's — with remote control from the web.
Pilot Manager
Free Windows app: see the open rooms and join in one click, with your results, your profile, car and track mods, liveries, AI rivals and Custom FFB close at hand.
Personal node and private rooms
Your own AMS2 server without creating a community, with a password if you want one and a short link to invite people; your races still count for SR, GR and records.
Suggestions and bug box
If something is missing or broken, leave it here. It goes straight into the internal roadmap and notifies Gonky28 for review.
The more concrete, the better: page, what you expected, what happened and whether it was mobile or desktop.
Last updated: June 2026 · GonkyRacing is an independent project, not affiliated with Reiza Studios.


