Race Studio alternative
A free alternative to Race Studio 3 for the analysis
LapViz Studio reads the .xrk and .xrz files of the AiM loggers in the browser and offers the analysis views of Race Studio 3, on Windows, macOS, Linux or a Chromebook. Keep Race Studio to configure your logger, analyse anywhere with LapViz.
What you use in Race Studio
The analysis of Race Studio 3, view by view.
- Time and distance graphs, several channels and chart panels
- Overlay of laps and tests, time compare (delta)
- Split report with best, gaps, rolling best and ideal lap
- Channels report: min, max and mean per lap
And the advanced tools
The views of the experienced data engineers.
- Math channels in a template applied to every session, like a math profile
- X-Y graph, G-G diagram and histogram
- Measurements between two cursors
- Video synchronized with the data, GoPro by the GPS time
What LapViz adds
Beyond the analysis of one computer.
- Runs on a Mac, a Chromebook or Linux, nothing to install
- Workspaces in your account, shared with your coach
- Comparison with the other drivers of the circuit
- 3D replay of the laps on the satellite view
Frequently asked questions
Does LapViz Studio replace Race Studio 3?
For the analysis, largely. Race Studio 3 also configures the AiM loggers (channels, sensors, displays, firmware): keep it for that.
What is not in LapViz Studio?
The frequency analysis (FFT), the filters other than smoothing, the PDF reports and the configuration of the loggers.
Does it work on a Mac?
Yes. LapViz Studio runs in the browser, on macOS as on Windows, Linux and ChromeOS.
Also in the LapViz suite
- AiM XRK viewer Open the .xrk and .xrz files of your AiM MyChron or data logger in the browser, without Race Studio: laps, channels, GPS track, video and comparisons.
- LapViz Studio Analyse the files of your data logger or lap timer in the browser, also offline: lap overlay, delta, channels, track map, math channels and on-board video.
- Lap analysis See where you lose time in each corner: ideal lap from the mini-sectors, braking points, minimum speeds and your progress on each circuit.