RaceBox analysis
Analyse your RaceBox sessions in depth
The CSV exports of the RaceBox app open in LapViz Studio with the laps of the RaceBox, the GPS track, the accelerations and the rotation. Go beyond the app: overlay laps, compute channels, synchronize your video.
Your files as they are
Send the CSV as the app exported it, without renaming it.
- RaceBox Mini and Micro, CSV export of the RaceBox app
- Laps recorded by the RaceBox kept as they are
- GPS position, speed and altitude, accelerations, rotation, heading
Find the time
Compare the laps and the sessions corner by corner.
- Overlay of laps, delta and track map
- G-G diagram from the accelerations
- On-board video synchronized with the data
Compare with the others
Store your sessions in a free LapViz account.
- Leaderboards per circuit and category
- Corner by corner analysis of every lap
- 3D replay and video overlay of your laps
Frequently asked questions
Which RaceBox devices are supported?
The RaceBox Mini and Micro, through the CSV export of the RaceBox app. The VBO export is read too.
Why keep the name of the file?
Some exports have no date in their first lines: LapViz then takes the date of the session from the name of the file.
Is it free?
Yes. Opening and analysing your files in LapViz Studio is free.
Also in the LapViz suite
- 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.
- Video overlay Add telemetry gauges to your on-board video: track map with ghost, lap times, delta, braking points, G-meter, speed and RPM, ready for your video editor.
- 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.