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Lap logger

Data logger laps from any track. See who has shared what, compare any laps, and add your own. Race sessions are matched to the Speedhive timing for every region this site carries.

Logger data and results

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How it's worked out

Laps are cut where the GPS trace crosses the track's start/finish line, and every lap is mapped onto one reference line for the track, so laps from any session or driver are compared at the same points. Only laps on the same track in the same direction can be compared.

Logger and Speedhive: the logger times laps at its own line, the timing loop at another point, so single laps differ by a few hundredths. The formation lap and the lap after the flag aren't timed by Speedhive and are greyed out.

Corners are where speed dips on the fastest lap first recorded in that direction; sections run from halfway between corners to halfway to the next. G-forces come from the Alfano's accelerometer; for GPX files they're estimated from the GPS line and speed.