We’re on board for the fourth year as the exclusive video data system to Parr Motorsport, the leading Porsche race shop and team in the prestigious Porsche Carrera Cup GB.

See photos below of the team’s Porsche Carreras on track at the historic Silverstone race track. Click Parr Motorsport for more info about Parr.

Race-Keeper just released a new Print Session Data... feature for the 2012 season.

The new Print Session Data... capability delivers session info, best lap indicator, graphical course map, and lap data, including lap number, lap time, differentials for speed and RPM between each lap and best lap, and min voltage.

To use the new print capability, open Race-Keeper Comparo and follow the update prompts, then open a track session and select File->Print Session Data...

March 27, 2012 - Cambridge, UK

New Product, Same Price: Race-Keeper Releases 10Hz GPS Systems

Race-Keeper announced today the immediate availability of its new Race-Keeper SE-10 and Race-Keeper HE-10 systems. The two new systems feature upgraded electronics, including an all new 10 Hz GPS engine.

Simple.

If you've purchased a Race-Keeper system, send us high-res photos of your speed and RPM gauges and we'll convert, animate and calibrate in Comparo.

Send your photos along with any questions or comments to enquiries@race-keeper.co.uk.

Race-Keeper Releases Performance i-Dash On-board Wireless Dash Display

STERLING, VA (10 May 2010) – Extending the value of its on-board driver development systems, Race-Keeper announces Performance i-Dash, an in-car graphical data display to help drivers monitor and adjust their driving using live performance data during track sessions.

Visit www.race-keeper.co.uk/i-Dash to view the Race-Keeper Performance i-Dash graphical design and data.

Race-Keeper Releases Harsh Environment Video Data System, Waterproof Version of Popular Race-Keeper Video Data System

STERLING, VA (December 3, 2009) – Race-Keeper announces immediate availability of Race-Keeper HE, a waterproof and dustproof single-box video data system designed specifically for vehicles that compete in racing’s most harsh environments: open-cockpit, open-wheel, rally, drag and hill climb cars.

Race-Keeper is pleased to partner with Mondello Park, Ireland's finest racing venue. If you're in or near Dublin, Ireland or headed there for vacation or holiday, you must visit! The track celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2008; if you want to learn more about the history of Mondello Park, see Mondello Park History.

Mondello Park uses Race-Keeper video data systems to provide video and data for each participant's track sessions, one of which is the Start Line Course, described below.

THE START LINE COURSE

Hi everyone - we've added instructional videos to the Race-Keeper site. Please go to Instructional Videos for six informative and entertaining videos posted by Angus Mackenzie, our Director Product Development. All of the videos are accessible from the links below.

What's Inside the Race-Keeper Kit

Installing the Box and Connecting Power

Installing Microphones and Microphone Options

Camera Installation

Once you've captured your outings with Race-Keeper, you've got piles of data - multiple streams of high-res video, audio, GPS data and sensor readings. Then what?

Play your outings using Race-Keeper Comparo - our software race analysis software - designed with racers in mind, not race engineers. Race-Keeper Comparo takes all of those data sources and presents them to you as a combined experience. You can see all your data, and search through it - with the click of a button.

For the latest version of our software, click here for Race-Keeper Comparo.

This is just the basics, however. What really makes Comparo worthy of its name is the ability to view two outings or laps at once, tied to each other through their GPS data. Seek on a trace or on the map, or even on the video, and both outings will seek to the same point in space. You can instantly compare your braking points and apexes, then play the video through and see exactly what you did differently to gain that extra tenth of a second.

A very quick way to get more data from your vehicle without having to install discrete sensors is to plug into the OBD (on-board diagnostics) port on your vehicle.

The data channels that are available on this port vary between manufacturers but all OBD-II ports support channels such as speed, rpm, throttle position, coolant temperature, intake manifold pressure etc.

Speed data from the OBD-II port is more accurate than GPS speed so whenever OBD-II speed is available, Race-Keeper Comparo uses OBD-II speed data for MPH.