Run the whole race weekend from one place.
TrackItMData gives your team one home for the entire race weekend — the schedule, the travel, the garage, the setups, the media, and the data. Plan it, run it, and close it out with a full weekend report. Then dig into driver-attributed lap and sector analysis your race engineer can actually trust.
A race weekend shouldn't live in twelve spreadsheets.
Meet times in a group chat. Hotels in someone's inbox. Setups in a notebook. Timing sheets in a PDF nobody can read. Lap data — if you log it — stranded on an SD card. By the time you've stitched it together, you're already loading the trailer.
TrackItMData pulls the whole weekend into one place. Your team manager plans it, your race engineer runs the data, your mechanics and drivers see exactly what they need — and when it's done, the weekend closes into a single report you keep forever.
One weekend. One home.
Plan → Run → Review.
Plan
Build the weekend before you leave — all in one weekend shell.
Run
On track, keep the garage current as the sessions roll by.
Review
Close the weekend and it writes itself up for you.
Everything a club team runs. In one platform.
Season calendar & weekends
Set up championships and rounds, then run each event as a self-contained race weekend — the unit everything hangs off. Imported timing links to the right weekend by circuit and date.
Weekend logistics
Schedule, meet times, attendees (team and guests), travel with passenger lists, lodging and room assignments, and shared documents — the off-track admin that usually eats your week, handled once.
The team garage
Your cars, clearly separated into the ones you own and run versus the wider field you're benchmarking against. Curate your roster so every downstream view shows your team, not the whole grid.
Car ops & setups
Log per-car operational data across the weekend and keep setups tracked against each car, so nothing lives in a notebook that goes home in someone's bag.
Media & asset library
Photos and video attached to the weekend they belong to, uploaded securely and stored per-team — the weekend's visual record, alongside its data.
The weekend report
Close a weekend and get an immutable report, in-app and as a PDF — results, drivers, and the weekend captured in one artefact you keep. No manual write-up.
Lap & sector analytics your engineer can trust
TSL timing (plus VBox / AiM) into deterministic analysis: best lap, theoretical best, consistency, green-flag pace, sector bests. The same file always gives the same answer.
Comparison that means something
Benchmark your drivers against each other, any rival, or your own past sessions — class-scoped by default, so the gap you see is the gap that matters.
Driver attribution for shared cars
Timing sheets don't split a shared car by driver. TrackItMData does — assign stints and attribute laps per driver, so your engineer finally sees each driver's true pace inside one endurance entry.
Session weather, on the record
Historical air and track conditions pulled automatically for each session and shown alongside your engineer's own recorded temps — so conditions become a number, not a memory.
Roles, seats & multi-team
Team manager, race engineer, mechanic, driver — each seat sees exactly what it should. Belong to more than one team? Switch between them from a single login.
Secure by default
Modern, secure sign-in with optional two-factor authentication, a built-in Privacy Center, and full GDPR data-subject controls. Your team's data is yours — export or delete it at any time.
The right view for every seat.
Team manager
Plan the weekend, coordinate the crew, manage the schedule and logistics, and keep the whole operation moving from one dashboard.
Race engineer
Own the data. Driver-attributed, class-scoped, deterministic analysis you can act on — plus the ops and setup picture across the garage, without a spreadsheet in sight.
Mechanic
See the cars, the setups, and the jobs that matter to you — nothing you don't need, everything you do.
Driver
Your car, your stints, your pace, your weekend schedule — in your pocket.
Not built by a software company. Built by people in the racing industry.
TrackItMData is built by people who live in the racing industry — from drivers to engineers to team owners — and every feature exists because a real club team needed it on a real pit wall. This isn't team software dreamed up in a boardroom; it's the tool we wished we had, built weekend by weekend, from inside the sport. We'll be sharing more about who we are soon.
That's why the driver attribution works the way endurance racing actually works, why the whole weekend lives in one place, and why the numbers are never fudged. If it wouldn't help us on Sunday, it doesn't ship.
This is where beta gets exciting.
The team operations and analytics platform is live today. Here's what beta teams will help us shape next.
Telemetry trace overlays NEXT UP
Lay throttle, brake, and speed traces over a rival's or a driver's own best lap — braking points, minimum corner speeds, and a g-g traction circle straight from the logger.
Race simulation
Model a race, then compare the plan to what actually happened.
AI driving insight
Plain-English coaching that reads the deterministic sector and stint data and points a driver to where the time is — narrating the numbers, never inventing them. Arriving first in our individual-driver product, with team applications to follow.
Deeper weekend intelligence
More automation across planning, results, and the post-weekend report.
Alongside the team platform, we're building an individual-driver product — upload timing sheets from across the years and watch your career history build itself into a living racing portfolio. It's where our AI driving insight lands first.
Bring your team into the beta.
We're opening TrackItMData to a small group of club teams, race engineers, and drivers who want to shape it. Request an invite and we'll be in touch as spots open. Early teams get direct input into what we build next — and a front-row seat while we build it.
Talk to us.
Questions about the beta, a partnership, press, product support — or a privacy / data request? Send a note and it reaches the right person. For data-protection requests, choose Privacy / data request and we'll handle it directly.
Prefer email? Reach us any time at info@trackitmdata.com.
Exercising a GDPR right (access, export, or erasure)? Our Privacy Policy explains what we hold and how — or use the form with the Privacy / data request subject.
Questions, answered straight.
Is this for the whole team, or just the driver?
The whole team. TrackItMData is built around Race Team accounts with roles for team managers, race engineers, mechanics, and drivers — each seeing exactly what they need. There's an individual-driver product on the way too, but the team platform is what beta is about today.
What can I actually run a weekend with?
The full off-track operation — schedule and meet times, attendees and guests, travel and lodging, documents, car setups, and a weekend media library — plus per-car ops logging on track. Close the weekend and it generates a report you keep, as a PDF too.
What data does the analysis need?
Official TSL timing sheets work on their own — no logger required. If you run a Racelogic VBox or AiM data logger, import those files for deeper analysis. Everything reads in automatically; nothing is typed by hand.
Can it handle shared cars in endurance?
Yes — that's a core reason it exists. Timing sheets mark a shared car as one driver; TrackItMData lets your engineer assign stints and attribute laps per driver, so you see each driver's true pace inside one entry.
Can I be in more than one team?
Yes. One login can belong to multiple teams, and you switch between them in a click — useful for engineers and drivers who move between garages.
Is our data secure and private?
Yes. Modern secure sign-in with optional two-factor authentication, a built-in Privacy Center, and full GDPR controls to export or delete your data at any time. Your team's data is yours.
How much does it cost?
During beta, access is by invite while we finalise plans. We'll share pricing with beta teams before anything is charged — and early members will always be looked after.