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MyRacing Platform

Plan your track days and races, keep every session with the bike, setup and tyres you ran, and take that history back to the circuit.

MyRacing web dashboard showing season totals, Rider Pro track progress, the latest session and bike readiness
MyRacing Dashboard · Your season, latest session and bike readiness.

Rider Pro

The plan that gives you full access to MyRacing Platform.

Track your pace and tyre performance across the season, train around your race calendar with Race Ready, talk through your next outing with AI Racing Coach and share bike records with your mechanic. These features work with the records you already have, including sessions you log or import.

The same plan includes recording with the MyRacing Pulse app and detailed telemetry analysis of those sessions in MyRacing.

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Analytics — pace Analytics — tyres Analytics — costs
Rider Pro

Season Analytics

Use your session history to see how your pace, tyres and spending change across the season. Rider Pro works with lap times you enter or import and the conditions and equipment you log.

Pace across your season. Follow personal bests by track, compare sessions and examine how your times vary with temperature and wet or dry conditions.

The history of each tyre. Review its recorded laps, distance, session times and cost across its life, with the conditions that help put a change in pace in context.

Costs and stock. Track spending on parts and maintenance, review usage and check projected needs before an upcoming event.

For all riders
See your lap times, session summaries and side-by-side comparisons of up to three sessions in Sessions.

Session statistics with Rider Pro
Even with a manually logged or imported session, you can see consistency, lap-time distribution and how each lap differed from your best. See what’s included in Sessions →

With a MyRacing Pulse recording and Rider Pro

Telemetry Analysis

Find what keeps costing you time across the session. Then open the relevant passage and compare how you rode it against a quicker pass.

See which losses repeat. At Almería, the Time Loss report shows lap 6 losing 1.04 s through T4–T6 against the quickest pass through that section. The report compares the same section across laps so you can see whether the loss repeats. Open a flagged passage on the map to investigate extra slowing or, where throttle was recorded, a repeated roll-off.

Find the stronger pass through each corner. Compare against your quickest pass through that corner or the pass on your best complete lap. Open two of your own or shared laps on the same layout to measure what changed under braking, at turn-in, at the apex and on exit. The braking report shows how consistently you started slowing across laps.

Put the numbers back on track. Replay the racing line with the recorded channels in 2D or on a supported 3D layout. Lap times, sector splits, the theoretical best and ideal lap put the passage in the context of the whole session.

Prepare for the next outing

Use your race calendar to plan training, and the records you’ve built to talk through your next outing.

Race Ready — phase view Race Ready — weekly plan Race Ready — knowledge base
Rider Pro

Race Ready

Training, nutrition and race-week prep that follow your race calendar. It uses the bikes, tracks and events you keep in MyRacing.

Preparation across the season. Race Ready organises training through base, build, in-season, taper, race week and recovery phases around your race calendar.

Training plan. Race Ready generates your personalised week's training plan Mon to Sun.

Race-week guidance. The knowledge base covers nutrition and race-week routines alongside the weekly plan.

Topics to discuss with Training Coach. Conditioning, strength, mobility, nutrition, mental preparation and recovery can be explored alongside your plan.

Rider Pro

AI Racing Coach

AI Racing Coach lets you discuss your motorcycle, sessions and preparation using the relevant information logged in MyRacing. Ask about your history at a circuit, a setup for an upcoming event or your training plan. It works with the records you already have, including sessions logged without telemetry. Its responses bring the selected context into the discussion, with recommendations to assess against your equipment and riding conditions.

Eight areas of your riding. Ask about motorcycles, setups, tyres, sessions, tracks, events, progress and training.

Available where you are working. Open a discussion from the garage, an event, training or analytics, with the relevant context selected.

Based on your records. The selected context gives the Coach information from your account to use alongside technical guidance. Check recommendations against the motorcycle’s specifications and actual conditions.

All your conversations are stored if you need them later and can be held in English, Spanish, German or Polish.

AI Racing Coach — eight themes
AI Racing Coach — in context
PRO

Work with your mechanic

Your mechanic has a free workspace with their own parts inventory. With Rider Pro, share selected motorcycles, setups and sessions, and give permission to record maintenance or prepare a setup.

With MyRacing Pulse. Share a recorded session to review telemetry together. Live View lets your mechanic follow the ride remotely when both sides have a connection.

One Rider Pro Plan

MyRacing Pulse app

iPhone and Android

Record telemetry at the track. Open the web version of the MyRacing Platform straight from the app to review your uploaded sessions and use the rest of the Platform.

Download the MyRacing Pulse app

MyRacing Platform

Web and mobile apps
MyRacing Mobile for iPhone and Android

Rider Pro gives you full access to the MyRacing Platform. Review your sessions, compare pace, tyre use and costs across the season, manage your garage and race calendar, and prepare with Race Ready and AI Racing Coach.

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Events — at the track
Events — calendar
Track corner notes in MyRacing

Event Hub

Keep the whole race weekend together

Plan your season, build each weekend, and keep every session, lap and note for the circuit in one place, from the first entry to the debrief.

For all riders

Season planning: every event you're running, mapped out in one place.

Your track record, right there: open an event and your history at that circuit is waiting: sessions, lap times, PBs, corner notes and the grip forecast.

The Event Hub: organise the weekend, use the basic checklist and log sessions while you are at the track.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

AI Racing Coach in the Event Hub: discuss preparation before the event, review sessions during it and work through a debrief afterwards using the relevant records.

AI-generated checklist suggestions for the weekend ahead.

Tracks

Bring your circuit notes to the next visit

Your corner notes, your map, the official circuit data and the grip forecast, plus every session you've logged there, all attached to the track.

For all riders

Official FIM circuits and your own: start from homologated circuit data, or add any track that isn't listed with your own details.

Your corner notes and track map: braking points, entry, apex, exit in your own words, with the track map you link in. Print them with your performance summary for the pit wall.

Weather and grip forecast: hourly conditions per circuit (air temperature, rain, track wetness, grip prediction). Available from around two weeks out and updated as the date nears; at the track you see the current hour plus the hours ahead.

Your history at the track: every session, bike, tyre and best lap you've logged there stays attached to the circuit, so you can pull a session from two years ago and compare it to today.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Your track progress: lap-time progression and performance analytics across all your sessions at a circuit.

Sessions

Keep the setup and conditions with every session

Add lap times and keep the bike, setup and conditions with each session so you can make sense of the result later.

MyRacing sessions

For all riders

Unlimited session logging. Type your laps in, upload a supported timing file for MyRacing to recognise or import lap times from a screenshot.

The full record: setup, tyres with their age in laps/km, pressures, weather and notes, plus best, average, slowest, standard deviation and a lap chart. Compare up to three sessions side by side.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Analytics tab: lap progression with the gap to your best each lap, a consistency score graded for your session type and conditions, lap-time distribution, outlier handling and detailed stats.

AI session analysis: discuss the saved session and its context with AI Racing Coach. This works with sessions you’ve logged or imported.

With a MyRacing Pulse recording and Rider Pro

Follow the recorded line alongside speed, lean and the channels your setup supplies. Compare two of your own or shared laps on the same layout, with 3D on supported layouts. See what changed through the phases of a corner and how consistently you slow down there.

What a recorded session adds

Corner references. Compare a marked corner with its quickest pass in the session or its pass on the best complete lap. See entry, apex and exit, with braking and other recorded measures where available. The average difference across passes helps you choose what to examine.

Recurring time losses. Open passages flagged by the time-loss report, such as repeated roll-offs or extra slowing. The section-by-lap view helps you see which differences repeat. Sector splits, theoretical best and ideal lap give you timing context.

Recording sources. The MyRacing Pulse app records the session and provides live lap timing. Compatible external GPS, ECU adapters and heart-rate sensors can add data. Channels and recording rates depend on the setup.

See what the MyRacing Pulse app records →

Rider Journal

Bring your past lap times into MyRacing

Review the pace and consistency of sessions you rode before you joined, even if your next track day is months away.

Read the Rider Journal article →
For all riders
Import published lap times from services such as MYLAPS Speedhive or Rehm/RaceNova, or from supported timing PDFs, including selected Bike Promotion reports. Available years and details depend on the published results.
If you already recorded the day with MyRacing Pulse
Journal keeps published results for the same day and track in your history without adding a duplicate session to your statistics.

From garage to grid.

Go back to a circuit with your last setup, tyre history and lap times to hand. Your garage and session records stay connected to the tracks and events you ride. Rider Pro adds analysis and Coach support when you want to examine that history or prepare for the next outing.

Garage

Everything about your bike, in one place.

Your motorcycle, its parts and service history, all linked to the sessions where they ran.

MyRacing maintenance form with a brake service record and the parts used
A service record with parts used from inventory.

For all riders

Your motorcycle: full profile (specifications, suspension details, component history), linked to the sessions where each configuration ran.

Maintenance: service records with cost tracking and reminders, connected to your session data so you always know what's been done and what's due.

Spare parts records. Track up to five parts on Rider Free.

My Documents. Keep items such as racing licences and insurance with your account. Rider Free includes up to ten documents.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Unlimited motorcycles, setups, tyres and parts. Rider Free covers one motorcycle.

Unlimited document records. Keep your season’s paperwork in My Documents.

Spare parts inventory. Review stock levels, storage and usage history, then use stock forecasts and shopping lists to prepare for the next event.

Share your garage with your mechanic: they see the same inventory and service history and work from your data. See how sharing works →

Setups

The setups that work, saved properly.

Every setup you run, kept with the results behind it. Easy to compare, easy to share.

MyRacing setups

For all riders

Setup Archive: save complete setups (suspension, geometry, electronics, gearing) linked to the sessions and conditions where you ran them. Keep up to five setups on Rider Free.

Gearing analysis: compare current and proposed sprocket combinations with calculated speed/RPM charts for each gear.

Compare setups: view configurations side by side to see which settings changed, then review the sessions and conditions in which they were used.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Unlimited setups and mechanic collaboration. Save all your configurations and share them with your mechanic.

Tyres

Know exactly what's on the bike and what it's done.

Every tyre tracked by its real compound and spec, with usage counted for you.

For all riders

Official catalogues and automatic usage: pick the exact compound and spec from official manufacturer catalogues, each with a unique ID. Usage counts itself with every session: laps, distance and conditions per tyre, no manual logging.

Rider Free limit. Keep up to 50 tyres.

Pressure windows: manufacturer cold and hot pressure windows, warmer rules and compound ranges, for the exact tyre and size you run.

Tyre Selection Wizard: recommendations based on track, weather and riding style.

Temperature chart: log and chart your tyre temperatures across a session.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Unlimited tyres. Keep the complete history across your motorcycles.

Pressure calculator: work with pressure guidance to prepare a cold setting for the conditions. The calculator can adjust using your own measurements when it has enough relevant sessions.

Tyre performance analytics: review pace and usage through the tyre’s recorded life, with the sessions and conditions needed to interpret changes.

Onboard Studio

See how two onboard laps differ

Load two onboard videos in your browser and play them side by side, corner by corner and frame by frame.

Available to everyone

Side-by-side comparison: drop in any two onboards, scrub each independently, step frame by frame, and run 0.1x to 2x speed.

Fully private: your videos play locally and never leave your device. No upload, no account, any footage from any camera.

Only in the Rider Pro plan

Wait For Me: mark matching references in both videos to measure split differences and follow the cumulative gap.

Synced replay. Play the two laps back together, aligned on the references you select. This works with your videos alone.

MyRacing Platform

MyRacing on the web and mobile

Use one MyRacing account on the web and in MyRacing Mobile for iPhone and Android. Log a session as soon as you’re off the bike, check tyres in the garage or, with Rider Pro, ask the coach between runs. Same account, same data, wherever you are.

Made for trackside.

Log laps and check tyres in MyRacing Mobile from the paddock.

One account, every device.

Desktop web, mobile web, native iOS and Android — everything stays in sync.

Frequently asked questions

MyRacing Platform and Rider Pro
What's the difference between the session Analytics tab and the Analytics section?
Every session has its own Analytics tab — lap progression, consistency score, lap time distribution and detailed statistics for that session. The Analytics section in the main menu looks across your full history: overview dashboard, track personal bests, tyre performance trends, session comparisons and weather impact. Both are Rider Pro features and work with logged or imported sessions. A recording from the MyRacing Pulse app also gives you access to telemetry analysis in Rider Pro.
What is Race Ready?
Race Ready provides AI-generated training and nutrition planning around your riding calendar. It organises preparation into phases and provides a weekly plan with riding-related conditioning and recovery topics. Rider Pro includes Race Ready and the Training context in AI Racing Coach. Review suggestions against your circumstances before putting them into practice.
What does the AI Racing Coach actually do?
AI Racing Coach supports questions in eight contexts: motorcycles, setups, tyres, sessions, tracks, events, progress and training. It uses the records available to the selected context to support the discussion. Telemetry replay, recorded-channel analysis and lap comparisons are separate tools in the session view; Coach responses do not replace checking the actual data and equipment specifications.
What is the Event Hub?
Event Hub organises a track day before, during and after the event. Free includes the event structure, checklist and session logging. Rider Pro adds AI-generated checklist suggestions and AI Racing Coach support for preparation, reviewing sessions during the event and the subsequent debrief.
What can I track for each tyre?
MyRacing keeps a record for each physical tyre, including its specification and recorded use in sessions. You can review laps, distance, conditions and times across that history. Rider Pro adds tyre analytics to help examine changes in pace, with the session context needed to interpret them. See how tyres and setup history help with the next outing.
Can I add tracks that aren't in the FIM database?
Yes. Add any circuit manually with your own details and sector splits. Once added it works the same as any FIM circuit — you can log sessions, build corner notes, track your progress there and print your performance summary.
What are Corner Notes?
Corner notes are your own annotations for any track — braking points, entry, apex, exit — built corner by corner based on your own experience. Once done you can print them alongside your performance summary at that circuit and take them to the pit wall.
Rider Journal
Do I need a Pulse recording to use Rider Journal?
No. Rider Journal imports officially published lap histories from supported sources. You can bring in an earlier season and review its pace before your next event, including rides you never recorded with Pulse. Read about using your earlier results.
Which results sources does Rider Journal support?
Sources include MYLAPS Speedhive, Rehm/RaceNova, ontime.bike, FP1 Laps, available CR Moto events and selected lap-time PDFs, including reports from the Bike Promotion archive. Searchable years, details and supported formats depend on the provider. Check the sources and availability section in Journal for current coverage.
Why did the search not find my results?
Check the year, event country and the name used in the publication. The country is where the event took place. Try another spelling, all supported catalogues or a direct results link. Catalogue coverage or access to the publication can also limit results.
Can I upload any results PDF?
The report must contain individual lap histories in a supported layout. A classification with positions and best times alone is not enough. The maximum PDF size is 16 MB.
How do I know a Journal import succeeded?
The result shows a save confirmation and the number of histories and lap entries saved. They are then available in your archive. If nothing was saved, a separate message explains what needs checking.
Do I need to refresh immediately after importing?
No. Import already saves the results. Use Refresh saved results when you want to check whether the provider has published changes or additional data.
What if I already have a Pulse session from that day and track?
The publication is kept as a history-only Journal entry without adding another session to MyRacing statistics. Pulse data remains intact. Journal does not automatically match individual published laps to laps in the Pulse recording.
What if I already have a similar manual session?
Journal highlights the potential match. Check the existing entry before importing; creating a separate session for a possible duplicate requires confirmation. The same day and track can include several different outings.
Will importing the same result twice create a duplicate?
Reimporting the same recognised source record updates its existing history. Results from another source or published under another identity may need further checking.
Does one published history mean one outing on track?
Not necessarily. A provider may combine several outings or a full day into one history. Any inferred split into outings is labelled as estimated and does not establish a match with Pulse sessions.
Why are more entries saved than used in pace analysis?
The archive also keeps missing times, pit entries and other excluded records. The best lap, median and pace chart use eligible laps. Excluding an entry from analysis does not delete it.
What do the best lap and median show?
The best lap is the quickest eligible lap in the analysis. The median is the middle of the analysed lap times, helping you judge typical pace alongside a single best result.
What is the theoretical best lap in Journal?
It combines the best eligible sector times available in the publication. It shows a calculated potential from those sectors, not a lap you actually completed.
Why are sector times missing?
The publication may not contain sectors, or its data may be incomplete. Journal keeps the information available and explains when sector bests or a theoretical best cannot be calculated.
What does the 600-second pace threshold mean?
Lap times longer than ten minutes are excluded from pace analysis because they may include a break. All entries remain saved. You can change the threshold and apply it with Save pace settings.
Where does Journal weather come from?
It uses hourly historical weather model data. The track location, date, time zone and riding times are needed; if the source has no times, you can confirm the actual interval. It does not measure asphalt temperature or establish whether the track surface was wet or dry.
Does Journal reconstruct GPS, braking, lean, OBD or heart rate?
No. Journal imports information published by the timing source. Telemetry captured by Pulse stays in the Pulse session.
Are automatic publication checks live timing?
No. They check whether the provider has published new or changed results. They do not receive each lap live.
Does a failed refresh mean my import was lost?
Previously saved histories remain available. The message identifies the failed operation and anything that needs correcting. A later refresh or settings failure does not require you to repeat a successful import.
What does a Journal backup include?
A copy contains the selected Journal entry, its histories and available associated information. It does not contain your entire MyRacing account or full Pulse telemetry.
Who can see my Journal archive?
It belongs to your account. Importing results does not automatically share the archive with other users, a mechanic or a team.
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