by Red Rat in Hat
Create a reference racing line from a track image, plan, or sketch. Built for karting racing line study, indoor tracks, custom track racing line work, and local-first calculation during amateur racing preparation.
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RaceLineCalc is a racing line calculator for track images, plans, and sketches.
It is designed for drivers, karting enthusiasts, amateur racers, track-day preparation, and teams that need a practical reference line before more advanced analysis is available.
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Store availability
Store links will be added after release. Until then, use support and privacy pages for product information.
Prepare a reference line for indoor karting circuits and rental karting layouts where public guides are limited.
Work from private track maps, custom layouts, plans, and sketches when there is no ready-made circuit model.
Use a baseline line and profile for track-day planning, time attack preparation, and practical driving analysis.
Many practical racing venues do not have polished public data or professional guides. RaceLineCalc exists to make reference racing line preparation available for ordinary track images and custom layouts.
RaceLineCalc is planned around local project work. Track images and calculation inputs should stay under user control whenever possible.
No. It provides reference calculations and visualizations. Real-world driving depends on vehicle setup, grip, weather, traffic, and driver skill.
RaceLineCalc is planned for Web, iOS, and Android.
No. The core idea is to work from user-provided track images, plans, or sketches.
Yes. RaceLineCalc is intended for custom, local, and lesser-known tracks when a usable source image, plan, or sketch is available.
No. RaceLineCalc creates reference calculations and visualizations. Telemetry, testing, and driver feedback remain separate sources of truth.
Use the RaceLineCalc support page and privacy policy linked from this page.