PDRA Slips vs TrackTune

Drag racing Time slips from the PDRA events are currently printed using a receipt printer at the race track. This app shows the same time slips information on your phone. The app also enhanced the racer and spectator's experience at the race track by reading more detailed information from each race track on the phone in realtime (within seconds after each race). The app shows the weather station information and calculate the Density Altitude automatically to help the racers to tune their engines before racing. A first in the industry. This app lets you review drag racing time slips from PDRA events at any time including qualification, pairing and ladder reports. The racers can also use the time slips of their car# and show their car's performance base on the Density Altitude to help calculate your next Dial In at your next bracket drag race with your car. This is another first in the industry. You can review our "Terms of Use" here: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ You can review our "Privacy Policy" here: https://www.dynogeeks.com/privacy.html

TrackTune live streams race announcer audio to fans' mobile devices with sub-second latency using the Dolby Millicast Flutter SDK for WebRTC. Low latency enables fans on-site to hear the announcer in real-time, even through the roar of the engines. To deliver an extended announcer stream, the app must be capable of playing audio while backgrounded. Streams are available for listening when our participating tracks are broadcasting. We do not support on-demand streaming at present, so it's not possible to stream audio with our app when no tracks are broadcasting. Tracks using TrackTune have the option to geofence their events to a specified radius, encouraging fan attendance. TrackTune uses location services to enforce geofencing when a user attempts to subscribe to a stream.