Import your lap timer's file. Track Dash turns every session into progress you can see and share.
Cadwell Park. Photo: Adam Court, CC BY 2.0
An example season, made from synthetic data.
Everything below is an example season made from synthetic data at real UK circuits. It shows what Track Dash works out from your own sessions.
Example driver
Mostly in a Mazda MX-5 NC
0session improvement streak
80
/ 100
Most improved track, last 90 days
Brands Hatch, Indy −0.54 s
Current improvement focus
Consistency
Your average lap is 2.6% off your best. More time is in matching your best lap than in one faster lap.
Average lap vs best lap over your last 5 sessions. 1% slower on average loses 10 points.
Best-lap gain since your first visit, per circuit layout. No change scores 50; each 1% faster adds 15.
Share of laps over your last 5 sessions not marked uncertain (GPS gaps, big slow-downs).
Total laps recorded. 1,000 laps scores 100.
These need data a GPX file doesn't carry. They unlock with native RaceBox, AiM or Garmin imports.
Worked out from your recorded sessions by fixed rules, not guessed. Corner-by-corner advice needs device data.
| Session date | Best lap | Average lap |
|---|---|---|
| 8 Dec 25 | 57.398 | 1:00.087 |
| 2 Feb 26 | 56.368 | 58.745 |
| 6 Apr 26 | 56.075 | 58.145 |
| 3 Jun 26 | 55.844 | 57.697 |
| 26 Jul 26 | 55.618 | 57.501 |
| 5 Sept 26 | 55.309 | 56.737 |
| 10 Oct 26 | 55.491 | 56.856 |
Free. Import a GPX file from your lap timer, watch or phone. Sessions stay private unless you share them.
Photo: Brian Snelson, CC BY 2.0