Computer Program to Record Your Circle Track (and most any) Race Car Settings and Results for Future Reference, Analysis and Comparison

The Log Book lets you record and track most any setting or condition on your car that you can imagine.  It even has a large section called "User Defined Specs" for those we didn't think of.  You can save these settings, copy previous settings to new records, search records for certain settings or words for certain specs or in the comments.

Like all our products, you will find features not found anywhere else.  The screen below shows how you can link the Log Book to our suspension programs like our Circle Track Analyzer.  Now you can record detailed calculated specs like Roll Center, Roll Stiffness, Caster or Camber Gain, and much more.  You can go back to a particular record and see exactly what measurements you were using for that particular race session. 

The program also remembers many of your part or tire names and numbers.  These are then added to the list of choices for new records.  This ensures that a particular shock, for example, always uses the exact name and number.  This makes it much easier to search for records where you used that shock on the right front, for example.

You click on the Record List at the left side of the screen to instantly open that particular record.

You can choose a particular record to be a "Baseline" for comparison to other records.  When other records are displayed, any entries which are different than the baseline are displayed in pink.

You can print just 1 section or all sections for a particular record.

The program allows for you to hide certain inputs, so you can just use the inputs you want and avoid confusion.  In 'Edit Mode', you can also rename some of the inputs to something more meaningful to your race car. In Edit Mode, you click on an input to get a menu of selections.