Sometimes a session has laps timed wrong, or with no laps at all: the start/finish line was not set, the logger had the wrong track, or the timing was off. Lap recalculation fixes that. Podium times your laps again from the GPS you recorded, so you can compare them like any other session. Your original data is never changed.
Time your laps again
In an Analysis workspace, press the timer beside a session's laps. On a session's own page the same timer sits beside its lap list, and the event page has it too, in Edit event device.
The popup tells you how many laps the logger recorded and which track Podium will time them against. Press Recalculate. You can close the window while it works; the laps update when it finishes.
Seconds later, the new laps are in the list, and the heading says recalculated so you always know which laps you are looking at.
Compare corner by corner
Recalculated laps work everywhere laps do. Pick two laps and switch the chart to Distance: they start together at the line, so you can see exactly where you brake, turn in and get back on the power. The whole-session view uses the new laps too, zoomed out or in.
No track on the event? Podium finds it
If the event already has a track, Podium times your laps against it. To use a different track, change the event's track first.
If the event has no track, Podium looks at where you drove and finds the track in its library. Press Use this track, and if it is your event, that becomes the event's track.
Not in the library? Place the start and finish yourself on the map of your own trace, and Podium times the laps from those.
Change your mind any time
Your logger's own laps are kept. Press Revert and they come back, any time.
You can recalculate laps on sessions recorded by your own devices, on every plan.
Try it now
Open a session in an Analysis workspace and press the timer beside its laps. If you already have a Podium account, a short video tour appears on the Analysis page the next time you visit, and you can watch it again under Tutorials.
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