Race systems for off-road competition
One race clock for video, position and vehicle data.
See cockpit video, vehicle position and selected data at the same moment.
Recorded cockpit, course position and vehicle data from the same race timeline.
Telemetry analysis, two-car course comparison and the crew’s Pit Wall.
Choose your race-day role
Find the view built for your job.
The same race record gives each role a different working view.
2026 field deployments
Tested at Vegas to Reno and Dirt Rebellion.
At Vegas to Reno, a Race Link Live deployment recorded onboard video, vehicle position and detailed CAN telemetry. At Dirt Rebellion, Gilbert Racing used multiple onboard views, live tracking and CAN data. These are Race Link Live field records, not customer endorsements.
How the system works
A shared timestamp connects every source.
Race Link Live records each source at the vehicle, preserves it through link gaps, and makes the race record useful to every authorized role.
- 01Vehicle
Cameras, GPS, CAN and driver input
- 02Edge system
Local capture and buffering
- 03Connection
Available satellite or cellular link
- 04Race record
Synchronized time, position, media and data
- 05Role views
Race control, teams, production and fans
Recorded race evidence
Review every source at the same race timestamp.
Onboard views and selected telemetry return to the same race timestamp. A crew can inspect the vehicle state around a braking event, temperature rise or power change without manually aligning exports.
See the team workflow →Recorded #51 camera and telemetry review. Historical field data.
Company & deployment
Race Link Live LLC is based in Las Vegas.
Before an order, we confirm vehicle fit, source package, connectivity, commissioning and support coverage.
- Company
- Race Link Live LLC
- Location
- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Contact
- [email protected]
Practical questions
Deployment basics.
Is Race Link Live hardware or software?
Both. The vehicle system captures and buffers approved sources. The platform turns those sources into timing, tracking, video, telemetry, team, production and public views.
What happens when the link drops?
Vehicle-side capture continues locally. Available data is synchronized when connectivity returns, and the interface distinguishes fresh, delayed and unavailable sources.
Who owns the installed team hardware?
For the published team packages, the customer buys and owns the vehicle hardware. Platform access is available annually or by active month. Commissioning, connectivity and optional race-day operations are scoped separately.
Can a team deploy without a series rollout?
Yes. Team systems can operate as a standalone deployment. Series and broadcast programs are scoped around the number of vehicles, events, sources and operating roles.
Start with one vehicle
Start with the vehicle, event and decisions that matter.
We will review camera count, data sources, course coverage, connectivity and race-day support before proposing a system.
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