Race Manager × Trackcast
A device that rides in the race car and live-casts what it sees.
In-car live-casting device
On a typical platform's 2–5 second delay, a car at 200 km/h is a few hundred meters down the road before anyone sees it. Trackcast rides inside the car and casts into your Race Manager session within tenths of a second — a few car lengths, close enough to call it live.
Gap to real time
Purple = fastest. Same rule as the timing screens.
Two ways in
Turns an Android phone into a Trackcast. Mount it in the car, tap start, and the live view appears on your session page. Right for practice days and single-camera setups.
Free to try · viewers only need a browser
The full hardware — a dedicated unit wired into the car for race weekends. Four angles, night vision, and latency measured in tenths.
In development — being tested on real race cars. Ask us about early access.
How it works
An Android phone on a mount, or the dedicated unit wired to up to four cameras. Setup ends before the out lap.
Video rides the LTE uplink over SRT, which recovers lost packets on the way — the stream survives the back straight's dead zone.
The live view sits on the session page, next to timing and telemetry. Share a public link for everyone who isn't logged in.
Trackcast creates the session for you when the car goes live. During the stint you get the live view; afterwards the recording, laps, and telemetry land in the same place they always do.