Updates · March 23, 2026 · 3 min read

Introducing Teams: Train Together, Win Together

Create racing teams in Braking Lab — share exercises, compare telemetry, manage drivers, and track progress all in one place.

We’re thrilled to announce Teams — a complete team management and coaching system built right into Braking Lab. Whether you run a sim racing academy, coach a handful of drivers, or train with friends, Teams gives you the tools to collaborate effectively and improve together.

Why Teams?

Sim racing has always been a community sport. You share setups, discuss strategy, and learn from each other. But until now, training tools have been individual experiences. Teams changes that by bringing collaborative features directly into your training workflow.

What Can You Do with Teams?

Create and Manage Your Team

Setting up a team takes less than a minute. Choose a name, upload a logo, pick your accent color, and you’re ready to go. Invite members via email or share an invite link — they’ll join instantly.

Four Roles, Clear Permissions

Teams uses a 4-tier role hierarchy designed for real-world racing team workflows:

Owner — Full control over the team, billing, and settings
Admin — Manage members, content, and configuration
Coach — Share content, add coaching notes, review driver telemetry
Driver — Practice team exercises, view shared content, suggest exercises

Each role has carefully designed permissions so everyone can do their job without stepping on each other.

Share 8 types of content with your team:

Exercises and laps
Video practice sessions
Track notes with corner-by-corner details
Race events and strategies
Desktop telemetry sessions and laps

Control who sees what with three visibility levels: Everyone, Coaches & Drivers, or Coaches Only. Drivers can suggest content, which goes through a review workflow before being shared with the team.

Compare Braking Zones

This is where it gets powerful. Compare up to 4 laps from different drivers side by side, analyzing:

Entry and exit speed
Brake point consistency
Peak brake pressure
Trail braking score
Time in braking zone

Set reference sessions so your drivers know what to aim for, and add coaching notes directly to individual sessions and braking zones.

Team Calendar

Schedule race events, assign drivers, and add coach-only notes for preparation. The calendar keeps everyone aligned on what’s coming up and who’s driving.