Guide
Getting into sim racing
The complete guide: hardware, sims, learning to drive, and finding people to race with.
Read the beginner guide →
Dutch iRacing community · NL & BE
Dutch iRacing community — sim racing without the fuss
Goodfellas Simracing: clean racing, great vibes, and grids that fill up. Sim racing? Simple. No fuss.
Racers like Sam, David and Henrie already joined you.
New here?
Getting into sim racing? Start here.
Thinking about starting but not sure where to begin? We wrote a practical complete beginner guide to sim racing — what you need, what it costs, and how you learn to drive. No fuss.
Cost
What does sim racing cost?
Honest cost overview: one-off, ongoing, and the hidden costs people forget.
See the cost guide →
Hardware
Building a sim racing rig
Three complete setups for €500, €1000 and €2000, plus a smart upgrade order.
Open the rig guide →
Sims
iRacing vs ACC vs LMU
Fair comparison: cost, learning curve, multiplayer, and which sim fits you.
Compare the sims →
iRacing
iRating & Safety Rating
Two numbers, explained simply — and how to improve both without the jargon.
Read the explainer →
Online
Your first online race
From registration to the finish: unwritten rules, crashes, and beginner mistakes.
Open the race guide →
From the track
Latest race reports
Bathurst 1000 · Camaro V8 Supercar
Bathurst 1000: from P16 to P2 in the Camaro
Sander Tabbers and Remco Vinjé took the Camaro V8 Supercar from P16 to P2 in almost six hours at Mount Panorama, with just 6 incident points.
Read report →
Suzuka 1000 km · McLaren GT3
1000 km of Suzuka: P12 in the McLaren GT3
Sander Tabbers and Henrie Koolen took the McLaren from P15 to P12. Stay clean, keep the car intact, finish in a 60-car field.
Read report →
Portimão 1000 km · HPD
1000 km of Portimão: P6 in the HPD ARX-01c
Sander and Bert took the HPD from P7 to P6. A stop-and-go after speeding in the pits, then a fight back in a chaotic multiclass endurance.
Read report →See the full overview or follow everything on our Discord.
Tools
Free tools for iRacing & endurance
Dial in FOV for single or triple monitors, or plan full endurance strategy with stints, fuel and driver rotation, or grab separate SimHub overlays. Built for Goodfellas teams — and anyone who wants clean racing without the fuss.
FOV
Set FOV perfectly
Single or triple: distance, bezel and angle in → FOV out. For iRacing and ACC.
Open the FOV calculator →
Endurance
Stint Planner
Plan stints, fuel, pits and driver rotation. Timeline + Excel export for 4–24h+ races.
Open the Stint Planner →
SimHub
Overlays
Leaderboard, relative, map, flags, fuel and copilot. Each overlay is its own download.
Download the overlays →
News & blog
From the community
News
Sim racing news: RaceRoom Historic, Rennsport and LMU 24h
The RaceRoom Historic Update is live, Rennsport released four Hypercars, Le Mans Ultimate ran two 24-hour races and Next Level Racing launched the F-GT Shift.
Read more →
Endurance
How to Plan iRacing Endurance Stints: Rules & Tips
Planning stints, fuel, pit stops and driver swaps, with iRacing's fair share rule and the 30-second swap timer.
Read more →
Setups
Need setups? We have you covered
For every endurance we build a strong baseline setup, fine-tuned by our own drivers. You jump in and drive.
Read more →Come race with Goodfellas
We are an iRacing community of drivers who love fair, competitive racing in a relaxed atmosphere. Announcements, standings and chat live on Discord — that is where it happens.