About Race Element
Race Element sits in front of the sim as a layer of on-screen HUDs: standings and relative boards, delta and lap timing, pedal inputs, tyre and brake temperatures, fuel and pit information, and dozens more, each one movable and configurable to fit a single ultrawide or a triple-screen setup. It draws at up to 200 Hz while deliberately keeping CPU and memory use low, so the overlays stay smooth without stealing frames from the game underneath.
Beyond the overlays, Race Element records each session into a Race Weekend database you can open later to review telemetry, manages and edits car setups, and organizes or builds liveries, with OBS and Streamlabs integration for broadcasters. It began as an ACC-only HUD tool and went multi-sim with version 2.0, so today the same install spans iRacing, Assetto Corsa and its EVO and Competizione variants, rFactor 2, RaceRoom, Automobilista 2, Le Mans Ultimate and rally titles, and unusually for a sim racing tool it also supports Microsoft Flight Simulator.
It suits racers who want one free, no-subscription overlay and telemetry app that follows them across several sims instead of a tool locked to a single title, and who value a light footprint on lower-end hardware. The multi-sim and even flight-sim coverage makes it a fit for anyone who splits time between circuit racing, rally and the occasional flight session from the same install.