THE LAB IS OPEN
Dad’s Racing Lab.
A little science. A few laps. Considerably fewer excuses.
Does this actually
make Dad faster?
Bring the results. Test one change.
Let the laps do the talking.
Pick your bench.
USEFUL TOOLS. HONEST RESULTS.NEW IN THE LAB / 16-BIT SPIRIT
School Run Drift Club ↗
Three family cars. One figure eight. A garage full of bad ideas.
PLAY THE DRIFT ARCADE →THE HOUSE RULE
One change.
A few honest laps.
Keep the conditions comparable. Log clean laps. Check your pace and your consistency before declaring victory.
Start an experiment →On your workbench
THIS BROWSER01 / RACE RESULTS
The report card builder.
Actual inputs. Honest math. Parent-teacher conference optional.
03. Bring the race results
| # | Start * | Finish * | Incidents | Points | SOF | Remove |
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How to enter your data
Use your classified start and finish position for each race, including DNFs. Start and finish are required; blank incidents, points, or SOF mean unknown. Exclude practice and qualifying sessions. This tool does not connect to iRacing.
CSV headers: start,finish,incidents,points,sof. Import replaces the current race rows. Net places gained compares start and finish; it is not an exact count of overtakes. Race points are a sum of the entered results, not official championship points.
Edits autosave in this browser. “Save to garage” keeps a named snapshot you can reopen.
02 / PRACTICE & TESTING
Make the laps count.
Test one thing. Keep the evidence. Blame the equipment later.
The lap log
Paste clean, comparable laps. One per line or separated by commas. Use 1:05.123 or 65.123.
Your pit plan
Lap counts are estimates before pit stops and interruptions. Check off each block as you go.
Compare at least three clean laps per run. Keep weather, fuel, tires, and traffic comparable. A faster average is evidence to explore, not proof of the cause.
Your plan and lap logs autosave in this browser.
YOUR LOCAL WORKBENCH
The saved garage.
Keep the report cards. Keep the experiments. Learn something next time.