The Pieces
Four pieces, one lap
Each starts from the same drawing of your circuit. They differ in what you add to it: a time, a day, a year of circuits.
Look closerThe Circuit
The circuit on its own, every corner numbered.
Every corner numbered outside its turn, named where the map names it, with the pit lane dashed, the start/finish line, the sector marks and the length in kilometres and miles beside the length the circuit publishes. Wide, tall or square.
Look closerMy Lap
Your time, set as large as the length.
Type your lap as the timing screen writes it and we set it in the same type as the length, with the average speed worked out from both. Add the car, the day and one line of your own. A time faster than the lap record the circuit publishes still prints, and the sheet says so plainly. Tall or wide.
Look closerRace Day
The day you were there.
The circuit with the date and the event written the way you'd write it, and one line of your own. We never add a series mark, a team or a sponsor; the words are yours. Tall or square.
Look closerThe Season
A year of circuits on one sheet.
Up to six circuits drawn small, each with its date and your best lap beneath, the year's total distance at the top. Wide or square.
Shown on Monza. The times, the car, the days and the lines are an example of what a driver types; yours replace them. Every piece carries the same length, set beside the circuit's own wherever it gives one. The Method shows how close each one lands.