Time Attack Grid

Built by drivers, one lap at a time

The track-day telemetry community

Share the data your lap timer already records. Find drivers on the same circuit or in the same car, compare times and turn every session into a conversation about getting faster.

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Any supported lap timer Source-linked or telemetry-verified Track, driver and car search
Live grid
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Share

Add a public result or upload telemetry from a supported track-day logger.

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Compare

Find laps from the same circuit, driver or car across the whole grid.

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Connect

Open the original discussion, inspect the source and share what changed.

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Improve

Bring back better telemetry, update your result and move up the grid.

The conversation starts with a lap

Real times from places where drivers already talk

Forum lap-time registries and amateur event results now live in one searchable grid. Every imported record keeps its driver, car, exact circuit layout and a direct path back to the original source.

Source-linked laps begin in Unlimited. The driver can add matching telemetry later and publish a verified result in a measured class without erasing the original community record.

5,825Source-linked laps
94Circuits
174Track layouts
16Independent sources
Live and source-linked results

Global leaderboard

Search every published lap by circuit, driver or car. Source-linked records keep their original discussion; uploaded telemetry adds a verified result and measured class.

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Pos Driver Car Class Time Gap Status Record
Click a driver to inspect telemetry quality or the original source
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Track directory

The live database

Grid by the numbers

Ranked laps
Active tracks
Drivers
Power classes
Built for the track-day community

A lap time means more when the story stays attached.

Time Attack Grid keeps the useful context around a number: who drove it, in which car, on which layout and where the original discussion happened.

Browse first, compare freely and share when you are ready. Telemetry verification is available when a driver wants a measured result rather than a source-linked claim.