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Record track driving sessions, analyze lap times, and compete with others. Challenge yourself against ghost laps and explore community-shared tracks. Data is stored locally by default, with optional cloud sync for sharing and participation.
What's New in Race Recorder Track Club
1.2.9
August 1, 2026
Fixed an issue that could incorrectly cap the displayed speed at 60 km/h in some recording modes. Improved Point-to-Point recording controls on smaller screens and enhanced overall stability and reliability.
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What is Race Recorder used for?
Race Recorder is designed for recording and analyzing driving data on closed tracks, private grounds, or legal race circuits. It allows users to record track trajectories, speed, and lap times, and compete against ghost laps.
How is my data handled in Race Recorder?
Driving data is saved locally by default. Data is only uploaded to the cloud when you actively log in, upload to the cloud, publish to the community, or submit challenge results.
Can I compete with others using Race Recorder?
Yes, Race Recorder supports community features where you can publish tracks, participate in challenges, and view leaderboards. You can also invite others to compete on local tracks.
Does Race Recorder have ads?
No, Race Recorder does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted experience during your track sessions.
What devices does Race Recorder support?
Race Recorder is available for iPhone and iPod devices, offering a focused experience for Apple users.
What is the age rating for Race Recorder?
Race Recorder has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for younger users interested in motorsport data analysis and challenges.
How often is Race Recorder updated?
The app was last updated on May 25, 2026, with version 1.2.6. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What are the terms of use for Race Recorder?
The application's use is restricted to closed circuits and legal racing environments, not for public roads or dangerous driving. Users can review the full End User License Agreement (EULA) for detailed terms.








