A coach in your ear.
Every corner.
This is an example of RaceLineApp.ai coaching a real corner. Turn the sound on to hear the calls in the voice of our Coaching Director, Mark White, and watch the screen back them up.
Example for illustration, shown on the circuit view. On track, the cues you hear depend on the corner, your car and the conditions.
The words a coach
would use.
Validated by a coach
Every cue has been validated by our Coaching Director, Mark White, a Grade A licensed ARDS instructor. They're the calls he makes from the passenger seat.
Short and clear
Cues are kept short so you can take them in at speed. The same instruction always uses the same words, so you learn them quickly.
Heard and seen
You hear each cue and see it on screen at the same time, colour-coded by phase: red for braking, amber for turning, green for power.
Quiet when
it should be.
A good coach doesn't talk all the way round the lap, and neither does RaceLineApp.ai. On the straights it stays quiet, apart from the occasional reminder a coach would give you, like checking your mirrors or your gauges.
The coaching also changes with your experience. A driver who is still building confidence hears more guidance and earlier. A driver chasing tenths hears less, and only what matters.
You're always
in charge.
Every cue is advisory. You make every driving decision, and circuit flags and marshals' instructions always come first.
Your first laps of a session are about warming the tyres and brakes, and the coaching reflects that. If the app can't be confident about where you are, it tells you and steps back rather than guess.
Drive Silverstone
with us first.
We're already testing on track. Now we test at scale: 50 drivers, one circuit, one day. Your feedback shapes the product before it goes to public launch.
Beta places are limited.