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Amateur track drivers with a Digspice or AiM logger get lap comparison and gauge-overlaid onboard video for free, with the data kept on their own machine.
LapLoupe, formerly DS Universal, reads logs from Digspice and AiM GPS loggers and breaks a session into lap and sector times. It overlays up to four laps with track maps, speed and G graphs, friction circles and per-corner analysis. On a computer it syncs GoPro footage to the log and exports video with gauges. On iPhone it acts as a Bluetooth lap timer. It is a free, unofficial personal project; builds are on GitHub.
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