The Problem with Track Day Data Management
After a track day, most drivers have their data scattered across:
- A paper notebook with smudged tire pressure readings
- A WhatsApp group with photos of damper settings
- A mental note about "that understeer in T3 that went away after adjusting pressures"
- Nothing written down about what actually worked
Six months later, at the same circuit, they start from scratch.
This is the problem MyLapLog solves.
What MyLapLog Stores After Every Session
For each track session, MyLapLog logs:
| Category | Data Points |
|---|---|
| Tires | Cold/hot pressure (FL/FR/RL/RR), compound, age |
| Suspension | Damper clicks (comp/reb), spring rates, camber, toe |
| Lap Times | Best lap, lap count, session notes |
| Conditions | Date, circuit, weather, track temperature |
| Team | Driver, mechanic, setup engineer |
The Compound Effect of Good Records
The real value is not a single session — it is the history.
After 5 events at the same circuit, MyLapLog lets you:
- Compare cold and hot pressures across different ambient temperatures
- See exactly which damper setting produced the best lap
- Identify whether tire compound A or B works better in heat
- Share the entire setup history with a new co-driver instantly
This is what professional teams do. MyLapLog brings the same system to club and amateur motorsport.
Team-Oriented from the Ground Up
Track days are rarely solo operations. MyLapLog is built for the whole crew:
- Driver logs lap times and driver feedback
- Mechanic updates setup changes made in the pit
- Engineer reviews data and recommends next setup direction
- Team owner sees all sessions, all cars, all members in one view
Live team chat is built into the platform so pit-to-driver communication stays in context with the session data — not lost in a separate messaging app.
Getting Started
- Create a free account at mylaplog.com/app
- Add your team and invite crew members
- Register your car in the Garage
- Open your first session before your next track day
Your next event will be the first entry in a setup database that gets more valuable with every lap you turn.
