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Getting started with Racer IQ

Racer IQ brings your cars, race sessions, telemetry, setups, race history and racing community together in one place.

The demo garage

A sample garage with a Fiat 500 and an MX-5 so you can try Racer IQ without entering anything.

Adding and managing your cars

My Garage holds every car you race. Each session in Race Log is linked to a car.

My Racing Life & your driver profile

Your driver history: milestones, PBs improved and races from your Race Log, all in one timeline.

Adding a race session

Race Log is where every practice, qualifying and race session lives — typed in or imported from a file.

Uploading telemetry (RaceChrono, RaceBox and more)

Upload a CSV, VBO or GPX file from your data logger and Racer IQ finds your laps, lap times, GPS and speed.

Compatible devices

What each data logger can give Racer IQ today.

Importing historical sessions in bulk

Bring in a season (or years) of old files at once and tidy them up as you go.

Tracks and track layouts

Many circuits have several layouts. Picking the right one keeps lap times, personal bests and replays accurate.

Recording setups in Setup Lab

Keep a record of each setup, what you changed, how the car felt — and compare two setups side by side.

Using the AI Race Engineer

Ask questions about your racing in plain English. The Race Engineer reads your Racer IQ records to answer.

Community: racers, connections and series

Find other racers, connect with mates and discover Race Series.

Comparing with another racer

Compare your personal bests with a connection or team-mate at the same tracks.

Teams

Create a team, invite drivers and share chosen PBs, notes and setups with them.

Race Series: create, join or follow

A Race Series holds seasons, rounds, sessions, results and replays — shared by everyone in it.

Events, rounds and sessions

An event is a race meeting or track day. Give it any sessions you need.

Importing race timing

Upload a timing sheet to a session to create a Quick Replay and results — no GPS needed.

What is a Quick Replay?

A Quick Replay rebuilds a race from lap times, so you can watch it unfold around the circuit.

Watching a Race Replay

Play the race, follow a driver, compare a battle and jump to key moments.

Improving a Race Replay with GPS

Each racer who adds GPS makes their own car move by real recorded position. The same replay just gets better.

Add my telemetry

If you raced in a session with a Race Replay, add your RaceChrono or RaceBox GPS so your car moves by its real position.

Adding telemetry for another participant (admins)

Series owners and admins can add a GPS file they were given for another racer. It stays pending until that racer approves.

GPS on public replays

Adding your GPS to a replay and showing it on the public link are two separate choices.

Sharing a replay

Send a link anyone can watch — no account needed.

Your public driver profile

An optional public page with only what you choose to show.

Public car pages

Give a garage car its own public page — details, photo and the results you choose.

Using Racer IQ QR codes

Print a QR code that opens your public driver or car page.

Privacy & sharing

What stays private, what's shared with events and teams, and what's public.

Browsing and buying race cars

Find race cars for sale and contact the seller.

Selling a race car

List a car from My Garage without entering it again.

Managing my listing

Edit, preview, withdraw and read buyer messages.

Marking a car under offer or sold

What Available, Under offer, Sold and Withdrawn mean.

Privacy when selling a car

What buyers can and can't see.