The wizard has seven steps. It saves as you go and shows a live broadcast preview of how you'll look on air:
- The Basics — name, display name, nickname, hometown, state, country, occupation, iRacing customer ID
- Number — car number, top three sponsors (read out on air), number graphic, paint colours, and per-league numbers
- Photo — your driver photo (a cut-out PNG looks best; location data is stripped)
- Career & Rig — years sim racing, iRating, main league, best finish, real-world racing, driving style, plus wheelbase, pedals, monitors, mods, and a rig photo
- Personality — favourite driver, track, car, movie, show, and song, pre-race ritual, fun fact, and a bio of up to 1,000 characters
- Socials — X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Bluesky
- Discord — connect your Discord account
Broadcasters pull these straight into driver cards, so filling them in changes what viewers see during a race.