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Forget the depend on the installation's equipment where you are running to get your lap times. Your phone, a small GPS receiver and GPS Lap Timing is all you need to enjoy a complete automatic lap timing system. You will be able to get lap times even on improvised tracks, at any place, on any vehicle. |
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To get the definition and mapping of the track is as easy as run along it on your vehicle. Make your warm up lap and start to get lap times. |
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You can define as many intermediate points as you want, in a handy way, selecting the position over the track representation showed on your phone's screen. You can also add a speed trap point. |
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Analyse your progress through the timing session by looking up the exhaustive info that GPS Lap Timing offers to you in real time. Your current speed, the lap time up to now, the difference in respect to the reference time at every intermediate point, your time on the last lap, on your best lap of the session and the record time. All this data will appear punctually on your phone's screen. |
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Once the session timing ends, you will be able to study your results thanks to the complete report that GPS Lap Timing generates after every session. This report includes the lap times for each lap, the interior times for each sector, the speed captured on each lap, and even the calculation of the ideal lap time, resulting from the sum of your best times on each sector. You can save all this data for later consulting. |
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GPS Lap Timing will mantain updated the lap time records for each track and for each vehicle category in which you compite. Furthermore, it will let you look up your records at any time. |
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Before start, choose quickly how do you want the timing session work. You can choose how it starts, immediately, on first finish line passing or on green light on, and how it ends, at a fixed duration, at a fixed number of laps or when you decide to stop it manually. |
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Because sometimes it's impossible to beat the record, GPS Lap Timing allows you to set as reference time your best time on the current session instead of the absolute record of the track. |
