Make it yours: pick a new app icon in Settings. Choose Classic, Dark, Racing Red, Carbon or Gold. On iOS 18 and later, the Classic icon also has dark and tinted versions that match your Home Screen. Also in this update: • New series to follow, including endurance and historic racing championships • The Home Screen widget now stays up to date between app opens • New Lock Screen widgets show your next session at a glance • Get an alert when a session you follow moves to a new time • Tapping a race notification now opens that event

More stable, with a few rough edges smoothed out. Also in this update: • Fixed a crash that could close the app shortly after opening • The name under the app icon now reads "Racing Calendar" whatever language your device is set to • The header on league pages no longer sits too low • Added logos for the hill climb and historic racing series • New series to follow, including single-seater, rallycross and historic racing championships

Faster and lighter. The app opens quicker, uses far less data, and takes up less space on your device. Also in this update: • TV channels now follow the session you are viewing, and NASCAR practice and qualifying are listed correctly • After setup you land on the list you just created • Fixed three crashes reported since the last release

Performance improvements and bug fixes to keep every race weekend running smoothly.

Performance improvements and bug fixes to keep every race weekend running smoothly. Updated app store screenshots.

Home Screen widgets are here. Add a Racing Calendar widget to your Home Screen to see your next races at a glance, and choose which of your saved lists each widget shows from Settings. Choose your temperature units. Race-day weather now shows in Celsius or Fahrenheit — or set it to Auto to follow your device's region. Find it in Settings under Temperature. Plus a handful of fixes and reliability improvements under the hood.

Racing Calendar is now easier to find in more countries and languages — the App Store listing has been translated for fans around the world. Plus the usual round of small fixes and reliability improvements under the hood.

Here's everything new since our last App Store update: FIVE NEW SERIES World Superbike, BTCC, Super GT, Dakar, and TCR World Tour join the calendar. Follow them, browse their schedules, and turn on race alerts just like any other series. YOUR TIME ZONE, EVERYWHERE Your time-zone preference now applies across the whole app. Home, Calendar, and event pages all show sessions in the same zone, and days are grouped correctly around midnight. The calendar also respects your 12/24-hour setting. SIMPLER NOTIFICATION SETTINGS Race and Sprint alerts are now a single combined toggle that does exactly what it says, and quick changes to your notification settings no longer get lost. FASTER AND MORE RELIABLE Schedules load quicker and handle poor connections gracefully, scrolling is smoother, and the app uses less battery during a live race weekend. New installs are no longer asked for notification permission before enabling their first alert.

Here's everything new since our last App Store update: EIGHT LANGUAGES Racing Calendar now speaks English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Japanese, and Dutch. The app follows your iPhone's language automatically, with a manual override in Settings under Language — notifications, session names, and the calendar all switch with you. TRACK LOCATIONS ON THE MAP Event pages now show the circuit on an Apple Maps view. PULL TO REFRESH Pull down on an event to load the latest session times and details. A FRESH, NATIVE FEEL Rebuilt on the latest iOS for a smoother, more responsive tab bar and navigation. We also made schedules more reliable (fewer duplicate or vanishing sessions), steadied race-day notifications, and polished the calendar, time-zone picker, and iPad layouts.

A big update with everything new since 2.0.3: • Calendar tab with a month grid of upcoming events • Apple WeatherKit forecasts on event pages, with a now-vs-session toggle • Manage Notifications screen with per-series controls; subscriptions now survive reinstall • Lists overhaul — management moved into Settings, plus rename and edit-leagues actions • Track and country shown on every event surface; country flag on every upcoming event • Time format and time zone picker in Settings • Onboarding for empty home lists; auto-fill when content is shorter than the viewport • Bundled league logos for offline use • New series: DTM, ELMS, Asian Le Mans, IGTC, NES, F1 Academy • In-app issue reporting • Faster, smoother event lists across the app Fixes: • Notification bell stays outline when past-time offsets are skipped • NHRA, GTWC, IMSA, and ARCA event source parsing hardened • Channel logo fallback restored

What's New Sign in with Apple + iCloud sync — your selected leagues, custom lists, and account name now sync seamlessly across your devices. Offline-first — the app now opens instantly with your last data while refreshing in the background, so you're never staring at a spinner. Smarter notifications — new "At event start" toggle (on by default), plus global event-type and notification controls in list settings. Home screen improvements — the upcoming list now auto-extends past 7 days as you scroll, so you can browse further into the season. Redesigned Home, Leagues, Lists, and Settings — cleaner layouts, unified headers, and a new gear icon to jump straight to settings for any list or series. Sharper channel logos — higher-contrast icons for Apple TV, Prime Video, FOX, Sky Sports F1, and FloRacing, plus 5 newly wired-up channels. Seamless OTA updates — bug fixes and improvements now roll out automatically on launch, no App Store update required. Lots of polish and fixes — race-label accuracy for NASCAR, no more flashing league logos, backfilled TV channels for F1/NASCAR/WEC, and more.

Added filters for notifications to be able to get notifications for races, practices, qualifying or all of the above.