Our systems automate the obvious tasks of race simulator setup and control, but they also do so much more. Join owners and operators in thirty-plus countries already running professional, profitable and scalable race centres and race simulator experiences. Unleash your full business potential with Venue Management System V5.0.
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Streamline mundane, repetitive and time-critical technical tasks. Maximise team value with less time pressing buttons and more time interacting with visitors.
“The system more than pays for itself by allowing us to save time and workforce. It allows one person to effortlessly and elegantly run events which would otherwise take two or three staff. That advantage alone makes the system a no-brainer.”
Antonio Tambato - CEO, Drive-Gym (Italy)
Offer and deliver more high-value event formats and competitions. Multiply revenues by processing more visitors, making more referrals and coming back more often.
“We have found that the value-add that the VMS provides in being able to showcase a hotlapping leaderboard, as well as delineating race events and lap telemetry, has contributed not just to the growth of TracksVR but also the long term engagement from many of our customers.”
Howard Trawick - CEO, TracksVR (Canada)
Integrate and systemise business processes to reduce tedious, time-consuming and error-prone administration. Build a profitable stand-alone business. Build a business that scales.
“The latest VMS integrations have allowed full business automation; Online bookings, membership processing, customer contact management and staff rotas. No more spreadsheets, no more binders full of forms. The cloud architecture lets staff remotely check rotas and upcoming bookings. Our Venue Manager can remotely access and troubleshoot anything from anywhere. I can remotely monitor the business as a whole. The systems double our revenue, halve our costs, and give us back our time.”
Adrian Thomson - Director, The Race Centre (UK)
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