Track Attack telemetry analysis — free, in your browser
LapLift reads Track Attack CSV exports and turns them into full lap analysis — the racing line, corner G, a delta against faster drivers and auto-synced video. Export the CSV and upload it.
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What gets parsed
The file interleaves GPS, acceleration and distance at different rates; LapLift merges them onto one distance grid. Track Attack doesn't log yaw directly, so LapLift derives yaw rate from GPS heading. RPM appears when your setup recorded it.
What you can do
Questions
What export does LapLift accept from Track Attack?
The Track Attack CSV export (tab-delimited). Upload it directly.
Where does the yaw rate come from?
Track Attack doesn't log yaw directly, so LapLift computes it from GPS heading — enough to drive the understeer/oversteer balance view.
Does RPM come through?
Yes, when your Track Attack session recorded it. GPS speed, position, heading and lateral/longitudinal G are always read.
Is it free?
Yes. Create an account, upload your Track Attack CSV, and analyze it in your browser at no cost.
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