Lap and sector times from your .vbo, .gpx or .csv file.
Upload the file from your logger and TrackHero finds every lap and sector from the GPS path. Precise to the hundredth, ready in seconds.
| Lap | S1 | S2 | S3 | Time | To ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lap 1 | 54.030 | 75.419 | 43.851 | 2:53.300 | +0.800 |
| Lap 2 | 53.906 | 75.219 | 43.475 | 2:52.600 | +0.100 |
| Lap 3 | 53.772 | 75.480 | 42.848 | 2:52.100 | −0.400 |
| Lap 4 | 54.069 | 75.500 | 43.331 | 2:52.900 | +0.400 |
| Lap 5 Best | 53.518 | 74.925 | 42.994 | 2:51.437 | −1.063 |
| Lap 6 | 53.881 | 75.100 | 43.419 | 2:52.400 | −0.100 |
| Lap 7 | 53.994 | 75.420 | 43.386 | 2:52.800 | +0.300 |
Timing lines, not a stopwatch.
TrackHero finds the moment your GPS path crosses the start line and each split, then interpolates between samples. Lap times are computed from your own driving line, not typed in or read from a summary.
It works on circuits and on point to point runs like hill climbs. One file with several runs gives you all of them.
Getting real lap times minutes after the session, without doing any maths.
You stop guessing which lap was fastest and which sector made it so.
Deltas to your best, or to a lap you are proud of.
Every lap and sector sits next to the reference you choose. Green means you gained time, red means you lost it. Pick your best from today, or a lap from months ago at the same track.
Tracking progress across a season, not only within one afternoon.
You see if you are really getting faster, not just faster than your first lap.
The optimal lap is your honest target.
TrackHero adds your best time in each sector. It is a lap you already drove, just never in one go, so it is a target built only from your own driving.
Knowing how much time your current skill already allows.
It points at the sector to repeat, not at a time borrowed from someone else.
Weather, track and local time, added for you.
TrackHero recognises the circuit, sets the local start time from the coordinates and adds the weather for that hour. Nothing to write down in the paddock.
Understanding why one session was quicker than the last.
Air temperature and wind explain tenths that driving does not.
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Questions drivers ask
Which files can I upload?
TrackHero reads .vbo files (Racelogic VBOX loggers, Dragy), plus .gpx and .csv exports from RaceChrono, RaceRender and Dashware. VBOX files and CSV files with lap markers carry their own timing lines. GPX and Dragy files work at tracks where TrackHero has preset lines.
How precise are the times?
Times are interpolated between GPS samples at the exact point you cross each line, so they are precise to the hundredth even from a 10 Hz logger.
Does it work for hill climbs and sprints?
Yes. With a finish line in the file, each run goes from start to finish. One file can hold several runs and you get all of them.
Can I mark out laps and cool-down laps?
Yes. Mark any lap as an out lap, in lap or cool-down lap so it stays out of your best and your optimal lap.
Can my reference lap come from another session?
Yes. Pick any lap from an older session at the same track, and every delta is measured against it.
See it on your own laps.
Drop in your last .vbo, .gpx or .csv file. It takes a few seconds and needs no account.
One demo is worth more than 1000 words. No account needed to try, and nothing is saved until you sign up.