Changelog

Standings and Relatives: a Scale setting and a frame in the colour of the session flag.

• Standings
• Relatives

Built-in overlays are brighter and more contrasting: vivid colours, lighter labels and clearer lines over the game.

The demo lap delta runs a lap in 10 seconds and gains time as well as losing it, so delta overlays show green and red in previews.

Telemetry: a yoke steering wheel in the Racelink style, now the default (the round one is still in the settings, and only it holds the gear and speed), and the trace scrolls over vertical lines and fades out at its edges.

• Telemetry

The Telemetry overlay shows a steering wheel and a larger gear. The wheel, trace, pedal bars, speed and gear each take their own place in any order; gear and speed can also sit inside the wheel, each in its own size.

• Telemetry

Standings and Relatives: a car on the pit road is greyed out with a PIT badge, also while it drives down the pit lane, and blue now only means a car you are lapping. The pit time follows the game’s session clock, so it stops when a session recording is paused. In Le Mans Ultimate, Standings shows the virtual energy every car has left.

• Standings
• Relatives

When overlays should be on screen but are hidden with the eye button, the button lights up, pulses and says HIDDEN: one click brings them back.

Lists in overlay settings have arrows on both sides: they switch to the previous or next choice without opening the list.

The list for adding an overlay scrolls smoothly, and its pictures sit in the middle of their cards.

In edit mode an overlay from the Workshop keeps to the sizes its author allows: an edge at its limit turns amber and gives way a little, and an overlay made for one size grows and shrinks as a whole.

In edit mode, resizing an overlay by its left or top edge no longer nudges the opposite edge.

The overlay preview next to the settings follows every change for Workshop overlays too, and every preview sits on an even dark background instead of a white box.

Assetto Corsa EVO: overlays show your car — speed, gears, inputs, steering wheel, tyres, brakes, fuel, lap times, delta, position and flags. The game shares no data on the other cars, so relative and standings boards stay empty there.

• Assetto Corsa EVO

Assetto Corsa EVO now fills the ABS Indicator, Digiflag, G-Force Circle and Telemetry overlays. The clutch of EVO now reads as a pedal, as in the other games.

• Assetto Corsa EVO
• ABS Indicator
• Digiflag
• G-Force Circle
• Telemetry

Assetto Corsa: Racelink’s own app for the game shares the other cars with Standings, Relatives and the track map. Download it from the Racelink site; the setup guide shows where it goes.

• Assetto Corsa
• Standings
• Relatives
• Track Map

Le Mans Ultimate: the Standings, Relatives and Blind Spot overlays now work there too.

• Le Mans Ultimate
• Standings
• Relatives
• Blind Spot

The game is shown as LIVE as soon as it starts, in its menus too; overlays still wait for a session.

iRacing: Digiflag shows yellows, debris, green and the start lights; overlays hide on the session screen as they do in the garage; Relatives no longer swaps the cars ahead and behind at the line; Standings shows the interval behind a car that disconnected; the wind arrow turns the right way; the delta to your best lap and the corner speed comparison work; before the start the fuel plan counts the whole race.

• iRacing

Le Mans Ultimate: Tools → Lap log shows every session lap by lap — fuel, virtual energy, lap time, tyre temperatures across the tread, pressures, wear, brakes, ride height and your in-car settings — on a chart and in a table, so you can tell whether a setup change made things better or worse.

• Le Mans Ultimate

Privacy: drivers without a tag are forgotten 90 days after you last met them, and the Tags page can stop remembering drivers or forget them at once. The privacy policy is a click away in Settings.

Settings → Session recordings records your races into compact files. Export a recording as one file to share it, or play it back so your overlays show the session again: while it plays, a strip at the bottom of the window holds its controls. Up to 1.5 GB is kept by default.

Inside a Settings section, clicking Settings in the title bar goes back to the list of sections.

Settings search understands every language: type “language” with the interface in Russian and still find it. The section cards are now all the same height.

Settings → Integrations says plainly that the shared track is the music playing on the computer, not the race track.

Permissions for community overlays: an overlay from the Workshop or a folder asks before it sees what your computer plays, reaches the internet or reads your Steam messages. Allow each one separately, or none, and change it any time in the overlay’s menu.

Add overlay lists Workshop overlays you subscribed to while Steam still downloads them, marked as not downloaded yet; they can be added once they arrive.

Installing an overlay from the Workshop no longer restarts the overlays already on screen: they keep their state, and a music overlay does not show the same track again.

Studio, the tools for making your own overlays, is turned on in Settings, For developers. Until then it stays off.

In Studio, Permissions has a Preview button: it shows the window users will see when your overlay asks for them.

Studio: a Workshop preview can be shot over your own photo, and the overlay stays in the middle of it.

Studio previews and Workshop captures play the demo of a game the overlay supports, so lap and fuel overlays move there as they do on a layout.

Racelink lives in the system tray: its menu switches the game and the layout, shows or hides the overlays and quits the app. Starting Racelink again brings up the window that is already open instead of a second copy.

Racelink speaks Polish: pick Polski in Settings → Appearance.

Racelink has its own right-click menu: layouts, overlays, the title bar and Studio offer their actions there, and text can still be copied and pasted. In Studio, overlay settings, groups and pages are reordered by dragging, new ones are added from labelled buttons, from a row or from a line between rows, and API data shows every value a field can take and says «Copied» where you clicked.

Tabs that do not fit show arrows at the edges; drop-down lists keep the width of their longest option, so they no longer jump when you pick another one.

Racelink starts in the language chosen for it in Steam and follows it when you change it there. A language picked in Racelink settings stays until the Steam language changes.

Racelink no longer freezes when a shortcut is pressed while switching between the game and another window.