Racer Pitstop

Pitstop is a digital race-car logbook built for club racers, track-day cars, sprint cars, hillclimb cars and small race teams. Track what matters on a race car: race kilometres, service life, fitted parts, setup sheets, event history, inspections, costs and vehicle records. Race cars do not suit normal road-car service tracking. Pitstop is designed around track use, where laps, race distance, setups and component life matter more than ordinary mileage. Key features: • Garage Create vehicle profiles for your race cars and keep their important details in one place. • Race kilometre tracking Log events manually or import supported CSV files. Pitstop calculates race distance from laps and track layout length, helping you track real race usage. • Service item tracking Monitor brake pads, discs, oils, tyres, bushes, bearings, rod ends, spark plugs and other consumables. Set custom intervals and see what is Good, Inspect Soon or Due. • Inspections and service history Log inspections, service work and replacements. Reset item counters while preserving the previous part or service record in history. • Parts list Record what is fitted to the car, including brand, part number, quantity, cost, status, notes and attachments. • Setup sheets Store alignment sheets, track setups, dyno sheets and setup notes. Attach photos or documents and keep a clear record of how the car was configured. • Setup comparison Compare setup sheets side by side, highlight differences and see what changed between test days or race events. • Event history Record track days, races, results, best laps, notes and video links. Build a complete timeline of the car’s use and development. • Export vehicle logbook Create an exportable vehicle history when selling or sharing a race car, so the next owner can receive the car’s service, parts and event records. Pitstop helps racers answer the questions that matter: What is fitted to the car? How many race kilometres are on each part? What service items are due? What setup was used? What changed between events? What history can I pass on when the car is sold?