TTRACKDAY ASSISTANT

QUICK START / 8 STEPS

From raw GPX to a
fully structured lap.

The editor follows a clear order: geometry, origin, direction, sectors and corners.

01

OPEN THE TRACK

Import the GPX trace.

Open the recorded track and bring its points into the editor.

Imported circuit trace in map view
02

CHECK POSITION

Verify it in the real world.

Use map or satellite imagery and GPS navigation to align the trace with the actual circuit.

Circuit trace verified over satellite imagery
03

REFINE

Clean and shape the line.

Move nodes and apply 2-point, 3-point, Bézier or handle curves where the raw geometry needs control.

Advanced curve tools refining a circuit
04

PLACE START / FINISH

Set the lap origin.

Put the gate directly across the trace or place it from GPS coordinates.

Start and finish gate across the circuit
05

SET DIRECTION

Choose CW or CCW.

Make the order around the lap unambiguous before adding definitions.

GPS start position and race direction controls
06

CREATE SECTORS

Build the sector sequence.

Mark, refine and measure the boundaries, then close the sector loop.

Measured sectors around the circuit
07

DEFINE CORNERS

Mark each ENTRY and EXIT.

Define the entire driven section. Keep linked and compound corners separate.

Multiple corner entry and exit definitions
08

REVIEW & SAVE

Check the complete lap.

Review geometry and ordered definitions, then save or export the completed work.

Completed corner definitions in the editor

READY TO DEFINE THE LAP?

Start with your GPX.

Launch Track Editor →