Question 1

What is MotorsportSoftware?

Accepted Answer

MotorsportSoftware is a suite of applications for motorsport engineers and racing teams. It includes Analysis for driver comparison reports, race-pace analysis and pre-event preparation; Runsheet for event, run-plan and setup management; TirePressurePredictor for cold-pressure calculation; and TimeTool for schedule sync and live countdowns.

Question 2

What platforms and data inputs are supported?

Accepted Answer

Analysis runs on the web, Windows, and Apple silicon Mac. Desktop workflows cover compatible telemetry CSV, VBOX, AiM and Bosch WinDarab files, plus Al Kamel, SRO and mapped timing CSV exports. TirePressurePredictor supports WinTAX4, WinDarab, MoTeC, Pi Toolbox and Excel. Runsheet runs on Windows, and TimeTool runs on web and iOS.

Question 3

How does TirePressurePredictor calculate cold pressures?

Accepted Answer

TirePressurePredictor has two modes. For qualifying and short runs, an ML model learns track-specific pressure build-up from telemetry, then predicts per-corner cold starting pressures (FL/FR/RL/RR) with confidence intervals and formation lap thermal compensation. For endurance races, it analyzes stabilized pressures over extended stints with automatic pressure plateau detection and K-factor (thermal gain coefficient) auto-calculation. The Track Relations Matrix transfers pressure knowledge between circuits. It also provides grid bleed recommendations, GPS track visualization with corner markers, and an ideal gas law calculator for hot/cold conversions.

Question 4

What racing categories does Runsheet support?

Accepted Answer

Runsheet supports any racing category. It ships with built-in templates for Ferrari 296 GT3 Challenge, Generic GT3/Cup, and Generic Formula/Single Seater, but you can fully customize setup items for prototypes, touring cars, karts, or any other vehicle. Beyond setup sheets with butterfly layout and regulation limits, it offers centralized event management, runsheets with live session timer and sector times, endurance mode with fuel strategy and stint management, a setup adjustment calculator, and multi-car team JSON export/import. An account is required, while motorsport data stays local and can be transferred by export file, USB, or shared folder.

Question 5

Do the tools require an internet connection?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the tool. Analysis is a desktop app for Windows and Apple silicon Mac: it needs internet to create the account, check access from time to time and download track maps, and it generates reports on your computer. Runsheet requires an account and periodic online access validation, while motorsport data stays in a local SQLite database and remains available offline. TirePressurePredictor runs its ML models locally. TimeTool is account-backed so schedules, streams, private events, and countdown surfaces can stay synced across web and iOS.

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