The Pursuit
For most people, sim racing is a hobby.
For some, it becomes something more.
Not because there is money to be won. Not because there is fame waiting on the other side of the checkered flag. But because there is something deeply satisfying about the pursuit itself. The pursuit of improvement. The pursuit of competition. The pursuit of finding out whether you can do something difficult and do it well.
HundredForce was built around that pursuit.
Over the years, sim racing has grown far beyond a simple hobby. It has become a proving ground for future professionals, a place for casual competition, and an industry of its own. Yet for many of us, the heart of it has remained unchanged: we love racing.
We love the preparation that comes before it.
The days and weeks of practice before a big race. The anticipation of race week. The strategy discussions and setup debates that somehow last longer than the race itself. The challenge of working through mistakes and returning the next day determined to be better than before.
The race is the reward.
The preparation is where the passion lives.
Professionals Who Race
Sports car racing has long been supported by professionals whose careers exist away from the racetrack, yet whose desire to compete remains every bit as real. Business owners, engineers, tradesmen, executives, fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, and professionals of every kind who balance life's responsibilities with an enduring obsession for racing.
In many ways, that same spirit exists throughout sim racing.
The drivers who make up HundredForce are not professional racers. They are professionals who race.
They spend their days building businesses, serving customers, raising families, managing responsibilities, and pursuing careers. Yet when the workday ends, they find themselves studying telemetry, discussing race strategy, reviewing onboard footage, and preparing for the next event.
Not because they have to.
Because they want to.
Somewhere along the way, HundredForce became a reflection of that mindset.
A mindset that values preparation, respects competition, and appreciates the craft behind endurance racing. One that believes how you compete matters just as much as where you finish.
The timing screen records the result.
It rarely tells the whole story.
It does not show the friendships built through shared challenges, the trust developed over long stints and late-night practice sessions, or the lessons learned when a group of like-minded people commits itself to a common goal.
The Chronicles
This website is simply the next chapter.
For years, HundredForce has existed primarily on track. Through endurance races, special events, league championships, mistakes, long nights, and countless laps in pursuit of improvement.
Now, we have a place to tell those stories.
The Chronicles will document that pursuit. Here you'll find race reports, engineering notes, essays, reflections, and the moments that often go unseen beyond the timing screen.
Some stories will celebrate success.
Others will document failure.
Many will simply capture the experience of chasing something meaningful alongside people who care just as deeply as you do.
Because the stories worth telling are rarely found on the timing screen.
They are found in the preparation, the setbacks, the friendships, and the lessons learned along the way.
The Next Chapter
As HundredForce continues to evolve, the pursuit remains the same.
The cars may change.
The drivers may change.
The challenges certainly will.
But the desire to improve, compete, and learn never goes away.
This website is not a finish line.
It is a starting point.
A place to document the races, the lessons, the successes, the failures, and everything in between.
Because every pursuit is ultimately a collection of stories.
These are ours.
Welcome to HundredForce.
A New Force in Sim Racing.