IT WAS THE KART, NOT YOU
WIN THE RACE
IN THE PIT LANE.
Pit Lane Manager is an advanced rental karting tracking web app designed for pit strategy and race management using live race timing feeds.

Live timing
Watch the competition
Our tool shows you the exact pace and consistency of your true rivals, letting you spot who is fast and who is dropping off instantly.

Pit strategy
Know when to pit
Instead of guessing, see exactly how busy the pit lane is and where the quickest karts are, allowing you to call your driver in at the perfect moment.

Simple dashboard
Focus on what matters
The streamlined dashboard delivers only the critical data you need to make winning strategic decisions in a split second using only our web app, no installation needed.

Access
Connect worldwide
Whether you're racing Sodi SWS endurance, TBkart events or any other global competition, experience the freedom of a truly versatile timing and management system from anywhere in the world.
Pricing
Buy the plan you need.
Pay once for a time pack, or go unlimited for a full year. No hidden fees, no subscriptions.
Unused minutes stay in your account.
Lite
Perfect for your 2 hours race.
- 2 hours of tool time
- PDF Guide document
- Full pit-lane manager
- All current & future features
Pro
Perfect for your 4 hours race.
- 4 hours of tool time
- PDF Guide document
- Full pit-lane manager
- All current & future features
Max
Perfect for your 8 hours race.
- 8 hours of tool time
- PDF Guide document
- Full pit-lane manager
- All current & future features
Unlimited Annual
Race as much as you want.
- Unlimited tool time
- PDF Guide document
- Full pit-lane manager
- All current & future features
Payments handled by Paddle, our Merchant of Record. VAT included where applicable. Your receipt may display our legacy developer name, Pit Pal Tracker.
Built by a racer, for racers.
Pit Lane Manager was built on the grid, in the pit lane, and at the timing screen. It's the tool we wanted ourselves — fast, focused, and ruthless about clarity when every second counts.
