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Sessions in the driving notebook

Choose a recorded date, then a session. Its detail keeps the result's ranking basis, best lap, retained average and variation together. Lap evidence distinguishes all recorded laps from the retained subset. Faded exclusions explain the statistical rule or supplied reason; a slower lap alone does not establish traffic or a yellow flag.

Coherent source-supplied anonymous field data can show that session's comparisons. Unknown ranking basis stays unknown; fastest-lap rank is not a classified finish. The optional Nashville animation uses recorded lap durations and uniform movement on a sourced illustration, not measured speed, position or racing line.

Save a private note, known kart number or explicit context correction on the selected session. Original timing stays intact. Personal session and visit comparisons require matching context. Pagination changes the visible rows, not the calculation's evidence. Return links preserve your place.

The sections below describe the existing detailed review in More tools, including its additional filters, Events, saved analyses and widget layouts.

Review a whole day in C

Sessions opens with a by-day history. Select a date/venue, then use Day overview or a session selector above the evidence. Switch to the compact session table when looking for an individual record. Following evidence and returning keeps the selected context. Opening main Coach from a selected day or session carries that evidence into Coach without saving or changing an action.

Purple identifies the quickest recorded best lap in a day’s group; amber identifies the slowest. Ties remain visible. If purpose or racer class is missing, matching unknown sessions can still show these observed timing colors within that visit. The visible note explains that this does not establish comparable race performance. Known and unknown context never mix, and the colors do not change wider Progress eligibility.

Green requires a known, comparable result: recorded purpose, ranking basis and equal field size remain separate checks. Missing purpose/class cannot earn a green result highlight. A fastest-lap ranking is not a finishing position.

Qualifying and Race selectors give the recorded position and field size priority, while retaining the best lap. The individual result also leads with that placement. Read its ranking-basis label: qualifying order, fastest-lap ranking and classified race finish are different facts. A position with unknown basis stays a recorded position, not a confirmed finishing result.

Review a timing cue, then clear the reminder

A slower-session cue offers Review flagged session so you can compare the laps and recorded context together. Its short chart shows the observed differences from the displayed baseline. It is a prompt to inspect evidence, not an explanation of the cause.

Choose Mark reviewed after you inspect it. Undo restores it immediately; the reviewed-cues section offers Show again later. Only the reminder is hidden, for this account in this browser. Original sessions, chart evidence and saved coaching stay available. Changed evidence can produce a new cue.

Inside a flagged session, Mark date review reviewed clears the same date-and-comparison reminder shown on Home and in Sessions. It covers the flagged sessions for that date, not unrelated reviews. The timing review remains expandable with Show date review again, and Undo restores the reminder immediately.

Before you start

Make sure the result belongs to the expected venue, visit and race. Sessions is the evidence owner, so correct source details here before interpreting a pattern elsewhere.

Open the right session

1. Open Sessions and choose the visit date.
2. Review the day overview before selecting one race.
3. Check the official result, lap list and available standings context.
4. Confirm the venue, layout and class before comparing the result with another session.

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   01 / 03START WITH THE DAY

   Confirm the date, venue and race order before reading one lap in isolation.

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   02 / 03CHECK THE EVIDENCE

   Read the official result, valid laps and representative pace together.

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   03 / 03ADD USEFUL CONTEXT

   Keep the kart, conditions and factual notes with the session they describe.

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1. START WITH THE DAY: Confirm the date, venue and race order before reading one lap in isolation.
2. CHECK THE EVIDENCE: Read the official result, valid laps and representative pace together.
3. ADD USEFUL CONTEXT: Keep the kart, conditions and factual notes with the session they describe.

Keep an organized Event together

Choose Events & session setup from Sessions to browse existing Events or create an optional container for related driving. This index also keeps Events without a currently loaded timing result accessible. Expand Event format & additional dates to choose Open/walk-in, League/championship, Group/private event, Endurance event or Practice/test when the type is known. Existing format values open automatically. Ordinary visits can stay exactly as they are, without an Event or a classification.

Add each individual session and choose its known purpose. Arrive & drive is a visit without an Event; Practice is practice within a race-day Event. The choices are separate. Qualifying and Race remain available, while an unknown purpose stays Unclassified. Endurance events also offer Endurance stint. Existing Heat, Final and stint records remain readable; editing other details preserves their original type. Indoor or outdoor describes the track, not a separate session type. Give it a useful name such as “Qualifying 1” or “Stint 2.” Attach the saved timing result when one exists; notes and source evidence can be added separately. Missing timing stays missing.

A linked Event appears as one visit in Home and Sessions. Open it for Day overview, then select Practice, Qualifying 1, Qualifying 2 or Race to see that session's timing and result. Repeated sessions are numbered in recorded order. This grouping does not combine statistics from different layouts, classes or vehicles, and does not establish how a result was ranked. Event details & setup keeps editing available. History is never classified automatically.

For a temporary team car, select temporary/team vehicle context. A label is enough to start. Make, model, year, car number and team can remain unknown until you know them. Each stint keeps its own timing, notes and source links.

Read the evidence in layers

For a post-racing overview, choose Review race day on Home or Review this visit within Sessions. Race Day Review follows pace and consistency through the visit, compares prior visits on the same recorded layout, shows anonymous field context and links useful moments back to their Session. Save its primary focus into Coach when you want to keep it for next time.

The summary compares today with your last and usual visit: green ↑ means faster or tighter, amber ↓ means slower or wider, and an equals sign means unchanged. The charts show race-by-race development; Race details & evidence keeps the numbers and Session links close by. Visit history and field trends use the same layout. Missing results leave gaps rather than becoming zero.

The review shows the included race count and last update time. New official results update the review. Different layouts stay separate, and conflicting identities or times require inspection in Sessions. Unmarked laps do not prove clear running; traffic and yellow flags need recorded context. Sensor evidence is optional and never changes official timing.

• Best lap is the quickest saved valid lap.
• Representative pace reduces the influence of excluded or unusual laps while keeping the raw laps visible.
• Lap time variation describes repeatability across the eligible lap set.
• Position and field context appear only when they were actually observed in the source.

Set a missing session purpose

Open a day, select the session, then choose Set session purpose. This opens the context editor with that timing result selected. Its date, venue, layout and a useful session name are filled from the linked timing when available; you can correct them before saving.

Choose Arrive & drive for an ordinary visit without an Event. You do not need an Event name. Choose Practice for a practice session within a selected race-day Event, or Qualifying or Race when those describe the session. A result can remain Unclassified until you know its purpose. Missing purpose is never filled merely because no Event exists. Save the explicit change, or return to the same review without saving. Purpose, optional Event membership and ranking basis remain separate facts; changing purpose does not certify a win or change timing.

Existing records with a saved Practice role and no Event appear as Arrive & drive; Practice with an Event remains Practice. This display distinction does not rewrite imported results.

Read saved analysis and notes in C

At the bottom of a session, expand Follow the evidence → Saved analysis & session notes. The evidence opens on the same C page. Existing notes, recorded tags and saved AI analysis retain their scope; a whole-day note or whole-source-session analysis is not relabeled as a fact about one lap.

Saved AI shows its current, stale or earlier-version status, measurements, limitations, sources, model and version information. Checking for an existing authorized saved answer does not generate a new one. Opening this section does not request AI or change an action. If no matching saved answer is available, the page says so and preserves the timing evidence.

Rating & result details shows the saved driver rating and change, gap to the field-best lap, timing timezone and verified grid/net positions when recorded. Country ratings stay separate; a field-best lap gap is not a finishing-time gap. Day overview totals recorded rating changes with coverage shown.

Day journal & comparison tools keeps existing day notes in their original track and session context. Edit notes, tags & kart opens the selected session's detailed editor; it also retains detailed result and timing tools. Reading saved analysis stays inside the review. Return to review restores your selected day/session and expanded evidence.

Add what timing missed

Save the machine or kart number, traffic or issue tags and a short factual note when they materially change how the run should be read. The note should preserve context, not guess at a cause.

Selecting or clearing Yellow, Traffic or another condition keeps the race’s Details open. You can make consecutive changes and save a note without reopening the section. These tags describe the race context; they do not change official lap timing.

What success looks like

You can return later and understand the result, the laps, the machine and the conditions without reconstructing the day from memory.

If something looks wrong

Do not edit several fields to make the summary look plausible. Check the source and import status first. A missing or unsupported value should remain unknown until you have reliable evidence.

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Saved page layouts

In the wide review, expand Saved layout & optional Sessions widgets, then choose Customize Sessions to show, hide or reorder the existing race outcomes, representative pace and recorded-lap summaries. Expand a day inside that panel to inspect its optional widgets. These retain the existing saved widget choices and calculations; they are not table-column settings. The wide review’s by-day and individual-session history, selectors and evidence remain available. Save the layout to your account, or reset to default and save.

Use Events & session setup in Sessions to browse whole Events. Opening an Event from this list, a visit card or Progress leads to the same review. Main result labels show your position and field size; expand result details for the recorded ranking basis and source limitations.

Classify a whole driving day

In Sessions → By day, use Edit driving or Edit Event beside a day. The same controls appear inside the day review. The editor includes all loaded timed sessions at that venue on that date, even if the list is filtered. Unclassified sessions are selected first; use Select all or the individual checkboxes to change a different set.

Choose a purpose or Event, then Review changes. The before/after preview shows every selected session. Arrive & drive needs no Event and clears Event membership for the selected sessions. Practice requires an Event. Keeping each session’s purpose lets you attach an Event without flattening a practice/qualifying/race day into a single role.

Save only after reviewing the count and changes. Timing, result ranking, kart numbers, notes and recordings are preserved. If a save stops partway, completed sessions remain saved and the remaining selection stays available to review and retry. Changes made on another device require a fresh review.

Optional session setup

The session editor keeps purpose, official timing, kart number and venue/layout easy to reach. Arrive & drive shows No Event needed; Add/change Event stays available. Event-related purposes or a recorded Event reveal the Event picker.

Rental sessions summarize their vehicle context. Expand Change vehicle context to choose an owned Garage vehicle or temporary/team vehicle. Existing non-rental context opens automatically. More setup options on Events keeps temporary-vehicle creation available. These controls do not remove vehicles or non-K1 history.

Saved evidence references stay visible. Expand Add an evidence reference only when adding one; official timing works without sensor evidence.