Built around the lap
GPS, speed and RPM stay connected to the circuit instead of becoming separate tables to interpret.
Alfano data analysis for karting
Turn Alfano data intoa faster next run
Compare GPS lines, speed, RPM and lap sections from your Alfano 6 or Alfano 7. Open Racer shows which approach worked, what stayed inconsistent and what to test when you go back out.
Compare the line, inputs and lap sections in one place. Leave with a focused change to test next.
See how the analyzer turns five measured Alfano laps into corner priorities, repeatable references and focused driver tests.
1:00.560fastest lap5valid laps8analyzed corners
Explore the complete analysis What the analyzer finds
Turn lap data into a faster next decision
See the measured difference, understand what caused it and take one clear experiment back to the next session.
From the analyzed session
Final sweeper
Lap 5 was 0.119 seconds quicker through the final section. It carried 91.7 km/h at the apex versus 87.0 and still reached 105.5 km/h on exit.
0.119 smeasured difference
+4.7 km/hapex speed
+2.7 km/hexit speed
Next test
Explore every analyzed section Repeat the Lap 5 turn in and minimum speed target. Build up in 1 km/h steps and keep the steering release clean onto the straight.
1:00.560fastest lap
5valid laps
8analyzed corners
145.3maximum km/h
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See the measured GPS line in the real 3D circuit context
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Compare speed and RPM across every recorded lap
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Find the corners where a different approach produced a measurable result
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Take a small number of practical tests back to the kart
Use your own session
Import your Alfano session
Export a ZIP file from the Alfano app or Visual Data, then choose it here. Open Racer detects the recorded laps and builds the racing line from the GPS samples.
Want to see the analyzer on a complete session?Explore the Algarve analysis
Paddock Pass is required from the first import. Payment starts only after you choose to subscribe.
Simple workflow
From session file to useful evidence
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Export the session
Choose the session in the Alfano app or Visual Data and export the recorded data as a ZIP file.
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Choose the ZIP file
Open the importer from your phone or computer. Open Racer validates the GPS data and identifies the available laps.
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Review what matters
Study the 3D line, lap trace and corner priorities, then return to the track with one clear test.
Built to make you faster
See the cause, not just the lap time.
Works from the paddock
The ZIP import works from a phone, tablet or computer after the session has been shared from Alfano.
Priorities, not noise
The report highlights a small number of corner groups and practical observations for the next run.
How do I export the Alfano session?
Open the session in the Alfano app and use the share action to export a ZIP file. Visual Data can also export the same session data from a computer.
Does this replace Alfano Data Analysis (ADA)?
No. Alfano ADA is the official software for managing and analyzing Alfano data. Open Racer uses an exported ZIP to add an online 3D racing line, corner-by-corner comparisons and coaching priorities for the next run.
Can I inspect a report before subscribing?
Yes. The complete KZ2 Algarve sample report is public and can be explored without an account or Paddock Pass.
What requires Paddock Pass?
Creating a new racing line from your own Alfano ZIP requires Paddock Pass from the first import. Viewing the public sample remains free.
Can I import from my phone?
Yes. You can export the ZIP from the Alfano app and open the importer on the same phone or tablet.
Make the next lap count
Know what to change before you drive again.
Bring in your session and turn the racing line, inputs and section differences into a focused next test.