We are delighted to announce the winners of the two competitions that took place on the Racelogic stand at the Autosport International expo recently.
The winner of the fastest lap on our simulator, winning a VBOX LapTimer with Sim Pack, is Mathieu Thornton.
The prize draw was won by Trevor Dempsey, who wins a VBOX HD Lite.
Congratulations to both!
We’ve released a new version of Track Map Database. Version 2.115 b235 adds new tracks requested by customers and repairs tracks that have been identified as incorrect.
[New]We are delighted to announce the winners of the two competitions that took place on the Racelogic stand at the Professional Racing Industry expo recently.
The winner of the fastest lap on our simulator, winning a VBOX LapTimer with Sim Pack, is Alex Vongnhay.
The prize draw was won by Sarah Burgess, who wins a VBOX HD Lite.
Congratulations to both!
Another activity likely to increase as track time drops off is the use of simulators to learn new tracks, keep reactions sharp and maintain muscle memory.
Now you can use the VBOX Sim Pack to help improve your virtual lap times in the same way you do in the real world. The new VBOX Sim Pack (RLVBSIMPACK) is a VBOX LapTimer package for Esports & Sim Racing that allows eRacers to benefit from the same predictive lap timing technology as used throughout the track-based motorsport world.
Acting in the same way as it would on track, a VBOX LapTimer is able to use the serial race data - this time collected from the PC – to provide invaluable insight into how the current lap time compares with the fastest. In addition, the high brightness colour LEDs give an indication of the speed relative to your fastest lap.
Existing VBOX Lap Timer users can retrospectively upgrade to the VBOX Sim Pack by addition of a few cables, a capture card and the relevant downloads (VBOX Accessory Package for Esports & Sim Racing).
If you have bought or are considering our Tyre Temperature Sensors (RLACS272) you may be interested in our latest product the VBOX Touch. As well as being able to connect your sensors to an HD2 for real time graphical overlay of what each tyre is doing across 16 temperature points, you can now review that data in the car, live!
The sensors have been specifically designed to measure the highly transient surface temperature of a tyre, ranging from -20 to 300° C. This is invaluable information for chassis tuning, driver development or tyre management and can be relayed instantly to the driver via the VBOX Touch display, or broadcast to the pits on a live stream if using the optional HDMI variant of HD2 with a third party encoder / transmitter. Solutions such as Live U Solo, VidiU Pro, VidiU Go and Netgear LB1120 have all been used now to live stream when used with the HDMI HD2.