// Armenian motorsport
RACEON is the Armenian home of motorsport. People who watch, learn and race meet here.
// Why this site exists
A conversation about a race lived in one chat. A lesson lived somewhere else. The calendar lived in another language. RACEON keeps those three on one site, so a new person can see what this world is and find someone already in it.
You do not need to know the sport yet. The lessons start from ordinary words. The community is here when you want to talk.
// What you will find
Each part is open. Below is what is inside, and why it sits on this site.
01
The community is posts, groups and direct messages between people who follow the same weekends. Write what you saw, answer someone, or join a group that already talks about your series.
02
The academy explains how the sport works: what a weekend is, what the flags mean, why the standings move. A lesson ends with a short quiz. The quiz checks what you read. It does not grade how you drive.
03
Formula 1 is here in Armenian: the calendar, the last race, teams, drivers and the championship standings. News sits next to the weekend, so you are not translating another site to follow your own sport.
04
Sim racing is the part of RACEON that is about being behind the wheel. Teams, drivers and championships are here, together with the partner club Armenian Sim Racing.
// A first visit
Open the community and see who is already talking about the races you watch.
If something on a broadcast is unclear, a lesson says it in ordinary words.
The calendar, the standings and the sim championships.
No blog posts yet.
// About us
RACEON is an independent project for people around motorsport. The site is written in Armenian first, and also in English and Russian. It is not Formula 1, not the FIA and not a team.
The aim is simple: one home for the people, the lessons and the races.
About the project