The team collects detailed telemetry data from the kart during a race, including information on speed, throttle position, brake pressure, engine RPM, tire temperatures, lap times, and G-forces.

Engineers and race strategists identify any issues or performance gaps as they arise. This can include analyzing tire wear, fuel usage, and lap times, enabling quick adjustments if needed (e.g., pit stop strategy or changes in tire pressure).

After the race, data is thoroughly analyzed to assess the driver’s performance, kart setup, and overall race strategy. Key metrics like cornering speed, braking efficiency, and throttle response are examined to identify areas for improvement.

Data analysis helps pinpoint specific areas where the driver can improve, such as braking points, corner entry/exit, throttle application, or racing lines. This data-driven feedback is used for coaching to fine-tune the driver’s technique and improve lap times.

The data is used to optimize the kart’s setup for future races, including adjustments to tire pressure, suspension, gear ratios, and aerodynamics. By correlating performance data with specific kart settings, teams can identify the optimal configuration for each track and race condition.

Analyzing past race data helps develop more effective race strategies, including fuel management, pit stop timing, and overtaking opportunities. The team uses historical data to forecast potential scenarios and refine the approach for upcoming races, ensuring they’re prepared for any situation.