Introduction to Driver Profile
Driver Profile scores six attributes of your driving from your Capture sessions and shows your strong point and where you have the most room to improve.
Driver Profile shows you the driver you are and helps you become the one you can be. Braking Lab reads every iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate session that Capture records, each one in its context: your class, your rivals, practice, qualifying or race. There is no special test. You race as usual.
Driver Profile is in beta. It is included in Plus and Ultra, and in a team seat. See pricing for plan details.
What You Get
- Six attributes and an Overall. Braking, Speed, Pace, Racecraft, Control and Experience, each on a 0–100 scale that is the same for every driver and every car. See Attributes.
- Your strong point and where to improve. The profile names your highest score and the attribute furthest below your own level. See Reading your profile.
- Your progress. Each score shows how much it moved in the last 30 days, and a chart follows it over the last 12 weeks.
- A license card per category. Your iRating, Safety Rating and class from each iRacing category you race, plus Le Mans Ultimate. See License cards.
- Ray on your margin. Ray, your Race Engineer, reads your profile and turns your own braking zones into exercises. See Ray and your profile.
What You Need
- Capture, the Windows app that records your sessions. The profile reads only Capture sessions.
- Sessions in iRacing or Le Mans Ultimate.
- A plan that includes Driver Profile.
You do not need to connect your iRacing account. Your iRating and your license come from each session that Capture records.
The Profile States Facts
The profile shows what your sessions measure. It does not give advice and it does not promise lap time. When you want to know why a score is low and what to change, ask Ray.