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Import laps from AiM RaceStudio, MoTeC i2, RaceCapture/Pro or Racelogic VBOX exports. Imported laps land in Laps; you can then analyse them or use them as coaching references.
Import Laps from CSV or VBOX
Drop AiM RaceStudio3, MoTeC i2, RaceCapture/Pro CSV or Racelogic VBOX
.vbo files here — one file contains a whole session,
automatically split into individual laps. Whose laps they are is your
call below: your own go into your history and count toward personal
bests; someone else's are kept private to you as reference laps for
comparison. Either way the import shows up on
/sessions as a session: one per file, or one
per track and car for a batch of Garage 61 laps; a file you have
already imported keeps the session it has. These imports carry GPS +
accelerometer data (plus steering on most MoTeC logs), which powers
the line-geometry coaching alongside iRacing-native laps.
Lap splitting: AiM & MoTeC use the session's
beacon markers; RaceCapture uses its LapCount channel; VBOX uses its
lap channel, or auto-detects laps from the driven loop when none is
set. Export menus: i2 → Export → Export to CSV;
RaceStudio3 → File → Export → CSV; RaceCapture →
the SD-card / app .csv log; VBOX → the .vbo
from the logger or VBOX Tools.