Track racing apps allow users to time laps and record data for various race types. Features include GPS lap timing, sector splits, HD video with data overlay, and circuit mode with predictive timing. Users can log lap, GPS, G-force, and OBD-II data.
Track and count items such as , cars, or animals. Set a maximum target value and receive vibration feedback. Display a red alert when the target is reached. Monitor venue capacity or count laps. Supports left and right-hand input.
Record video and data using iPhone camera. lap times for circuits. Plan routes with waypoints and navigation. Use dual-camera picture-in-picture. Add game-style overlays. Support OBD, GPS, and heart rate data.
Tracks GPS speed and real-time G-. Measures 0-60 mph or 0-100 km/h and 1/4 mile or 400 m. Simulates drag races. Automatically starts and stops timing. Switches between imperial and metric units. Provides tools for speed and acceleration monitoring.
For iOS allows users to analyze race data from VBOX Video HD2. It connects via Wi-Fi SD card readers to access telemetry. Users can view lap times, speed, and other performance metrics. Export data and compare sessions.
View live race data and track real-time race progress. Access personal event results and connect to a account. See historical records of past events. Share results directly from the .
A stopwatch with analog and digital displays. Features a large start/stop button and labeled sections for countdown, lap/split tracking, reset, next lap, and back lap.
Tracks and cycling activities with maps, splits, intervals, and laps. Displays performance graphs, zones, and training plans. Syncs with Apple Watch and iCloud.
Track laps automatically using motion detection for runners, cyclists, cars, and other racers. Set up to four detection zones for multiple participants. Receive spoken lap times in over 30 languages. View results in graphical format for comparison.