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Discover what kind of driver you are and who you can become

Braking Lab reads every iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate session that Capture records, each one in its context. Your card shows six attributes, your strong point and where you have the most room to improve. Ray then helps you work on it.

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Included in Plus and Ultra. It needs Capture, the Windows app that records your sessions.

Driver Profile

Built from how you already race

There is no special test and no extra lap to drive. Each session counts for the attributes it can measure.

  • Every session in its context

    Practice, qualifying and races each count where they tell something. For Braking and Pace, traffic laps and mistakes stay out, and races against the AI never count for Speed, Racecraft or Experience.

  • Six attributes and an Overall

    Braking, Speed, Pace, Racecraft, Control and Experience, on the same 0–100 scale for every driver. An attribute without enough data shows as missing, never as a zero, and does not pull your Overall down.

  • Progress you can see

    Each score shows how much it moved in the last 30 days, and a chart follows it week by week. One odd session cannot move a score: each one is the median of many sessions.

  • Ray works on your margin

    Ask Ray where to improve. He reads your profile, finds the corners behind the number and turns one of your own braking zones into an exercise for your pedals.

How you drive, in six numbers

Each attribute measures one part of your driving, on the same 0–100 scale for every driver and every car. Your profile names what you do best and where you have the most room to improve.

  • Braking, Speed, Pace, Racecraft, Control and Experience, with an Overall that sums them up
  • A score is the median of your sessions: one odd session cannot move it
  • An attribute without enough data shows as missing, never as a zero, and does not pull your Overall down
  • Your strong point and your “Where to improve”, with the points that separate it from your own level

Each session counts where it tells something

Braking Lab reads every session in its context: practice, qualifying or race, and whether you raced against people or against the AI.

  • Practice and qualifying weigh more for Braking and Pace: in a race, traffic moves your braking
  • Speed, Racecraft and Experience come only from races against people
  • For Braking and Pace, traffic laps and mistakes stay out: only laps within 107% of your best count
  • In Le Mans Ultimate, Braking and Pace count today

Your progress, in plain sight

Each score shows how much it moved in the last 30 days, and a chart follows it week by week.

  • The 30-day change next to every score
  • The last 12 weeks of each attribute, one point per week
  • Every new session goes in on its own, about 10 minutes after its last lap
  • When you raise your “Where to improve”, the profile tells you which one comes next

Spa · where to improve

Mercedes-AMG GT3 2020 · iRacing · example

  1. You: Where can I improve?

  2. Ray · Race Engineer

    Data read ✓ 2 steps

    Ray: Braking: 63, nine points under your level. At Spa your braking point moves 0.15 s from lap to lap, most of all into La Source and the Bus Stop. Shall I build you an exercise from your La Source braking?

  3. You: Yes, go ahead.

  4. Ray · Race Engineer

    Ray: Done. It's in your custom exercises, with your own brake curve. Practice it with your pedals. Your profile updates with every new session.

  5. Custom exercise

    La Source · Spa

    Trail braking · from your telemetry

From the score to the corner, with Ray

The profile tells you where your margin is. Ray, your Race Engineer, tells you why and what to change, from your own sessions.

  • Ray reads your profile with the same rules as the profile page
  • He finds the corners and the phase behind the number
  • He turns one of your own braking zones into an exercise for your pedals
  • He works with Claude or ChatGPT, or inside Capture

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can use Driver Profile?

It is included in Plus and Ultra, and in a team seat. On other plans, the profile page shows example drivers and how many Capture sessions you already have.

What do I need?

Capture, the Windows app that records your sessions, and sessions in iRacing or Le Mans Ultimate. You do not need to connect your iRacing account: your iRating and license come from each session.

How many sessions before I see scores?

Each attribute needs 3 sessions with data, and your Overall appears once 3 attributes have a score. Racecraft, Speed and Experience come from races against people, so practice alone does not fill them.

How long does the first profile take?

After you press “Create my profile”, the first scores arrive in a few minutes, starting with your most recent sessions. A long history keeps filling in afterwards, and the app notifies you when every session is in.

Does it work with Le Mans Ultimate?

Yes, for Braking and Pace. Control, Racecraft, Speed and Experience need data that LMU sessions do not give today. LMU does not write its Safety Rank or Driver Rank to its telemetry, so you type them in for your LMU license card.

Who can see my profile?

Only you. There is no public profile and no share link. Ray reads it with your own account, the same way the profile page does.

See the driver you are

Race as usual. Braking Lab turns your Capture sessions into your profile, and Ray helps you improve it.

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